Trutona Praised By Indiana Woman For Relief From Illness
Mrs Ruth Mulryan of Indianapolis praises Trutona noting rapid recovery from a week long illness with high fever back pain and headache. She claims one bottle improved her health restored energy and appetite and plans to continue use, asserting Trutona rebuilds nerves and tissues and aids digestion.
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Andianapolis
Ruth Mulrgan
Indianapols
West Henry Street
Trutona
Trutuna
Found Dead in Barn Stall Under Strange Circumstances
Mr. Long was found dead in a horse stall with no signs of violence. Coroner's inquest noted prior smothering spells. Classified ad offers farm loan money at six percent from Odon Realty Co.
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Mr. Long
Winning Battle on Disease of Potatoes
Department of Agriculture specialists announce that infected potato fields can be thoroughly disinfected using steam and formaldehyde. The method is costly and reserved for extreme cleanup, but officials see potential to nearly eliminate potato wart losses with immune seed varieties and coordinated state assistance.
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Department of Agriculture
United Stats Department OF Eateu
United States
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Church Activities Highlight Rev Ernest Roberts Pastors Schedule
Services listed for Sunday School at 9 30 Junior Endeavor 2 00 Senior Endeavor Sunday 6 30 Intermediate Endeavor Monday 7 00 pm Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 Preaching at 10 30 and 7 30 Rev J W Settle spoke Sunday evening to a large audience Attendance rising in Sunday morning preaching and in all departments since the financial drive Non resident members have not yet responded but are hoped to join the effort for the great victory
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J. W. Settle
Tractor drive mechanism featured in Scientific American
The article describes a driving mechanism for tractors by L. M. Yagi of Bowning North Dakota. It details a tractor where the rear axle is powered from a front mounted motor and uses belt driven ratchet levers to actuate the drive.
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Scientific American
L. M. Yagi
Bownin
N. D
Farrowing Time Losses Hit Pig Profit Outlook
The saying highlights that every pig lost at birth or during farrowing reduces overall profitability for pig producers. It underscores risk management and efficiency in swine operations.
First Christian Church Hosts May Services and Events
The First Christian Church outlines a Sunday service from 9 30 to 11 00 am with Bible School on Victory Under Samuel and a sermon on Christianizing America. Evening service at 7 30 pm features a second sermon on Christian Unity. Announcements cover midweek Bible school workers conference and C E prayer meeting.
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Samuel” I Sam
America
Bible School Workers Conference
C. E
Pleasant Hill Church Announces Services and Kids Day Prep
Pleasant Hill U B Church led by Rev J W McCurtry lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching 7 45 p m with 7 15 p m or 7 30 p m at other times. A program for Children's Day is in preparation and a large volunteer turnout is noted. Next Sunday May 16 Sunday School at 1 30 p m with preaching at 2 45 p m.
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Pleasant Hill
Bethany
Use of Good Clover Seed Profitable for Farms
New Jersey agricultural college findings show clover seed is a profitable investment on soils suited for clover with higher digestible protein value and greater hay tonnage than timothy. Clover hay delivers about 17 dollars more per ton in protein value, two possible harvests versus timothy's one, and aids soil fertility through nitrogen, making it a strong choice over substitutes. Lime soil and inoculation improve stand success, while alternatives like alfalfa, soybeans, or cowpeas have caveats and cost implications.
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New Jersey State Agricultural College
Alaska
Direct parcel post marketing for farm products
The United States department of agriculture notes that parcel post direct marketing suits certain farm products. Heavy items like potatoes are impractical, while eggs butter sausage poultry vegetables and nuts can often be shipped profitably and save the buyer money. Higher value per pound improves prospects.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Parcel Post
Nature self prunes trees through proper spacing
U S forestry specialists say when trees are properly spaced the lower branches are pruned by nature. In farm timber tracts with young pines and valuable trees pruning can be profitable if done during winter slack time.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Seed houses offer reliable seed with occasional quality concerns
Seed houses are generally trustworthy but some try to mix common inferior and good seed and sell it as first class. The practice undermines quality, though most suppliers remain dependable and reputable in the trade.
SHILOH Preaching Attended by Many Sunday
Sunday services at SHILOH drew large crowds with families visiting. Among those seen were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lamb in Newberry, Sam Raney and James Chestnut with A. N. Long, Charley Isenogle and family from near Scotland with Curtis Overton, Turby Overton with Mosey Overton, Paris Hasting and family with Soley Atchley, Joseph Bechtel and wife, and Walter Callahan and family from Odon. Miss Marie Toon of near Farlen visited Mae Hinkle Saturday evening.
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Charley Isenogle
Near
Scotland
Curtis Overton
Joseph Bechtel
Walter Callahan
Odon
This Place
Marie Toon
Near Farlen
Mae Hinkle
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M. B. Ulrich & Co. Drugs
Odon Realty Cc
Europe
OUR Churches
U. B
Ernest Roberts
the Oden Journal
Indiana
Oden, Indiana
Jno
B. Storrs
First Christian Church
R. R. Chaver
State Convention of the Christian Church
Vincennes
Bible School
Burns City
Charge
U. B.church
J. W. McCurtry
Grea
Mohawk
Globe and Gates
John Sims
East Main Street
Sears Grocery
Terre Haute
A. E. Plummer
Mgr
Shiloh
Mrs. Clark Lamb
Newberry
Sam Raney
James Chestnut
A. N. Long
Turby Overton
Mosey Overton
Paris Hasting
Soley Atchley
Shorey
Hunt
M. B. Ulrich &Co
Qodon, Indiana
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