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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented church report describes preaching at Pleasant Hill and a Sunday service at Bethany Sundar School with a parsonage visit. It notes cash and pledges received for the parsonage, a quarterly meeting in October, and an upcoming official board meeting to discuss the church schedule.
Suntay selivei Let youdd aad of i, both gredé and Sian Coane best shever. Preaching services Pov Gomme aid hear the good old fasnicped posted dread for young, and old, sinner, and sant Evening services 715 Shivest Pauts Defence before the Weed, Praser Meeting wednesday evens.
Markers from both parties work this week to register voters ahead of Monday registration. Booths open in Diviss County from morning until night at the usual spots with the same clerks handling the process.
A reflective verse laments mislaid pocketbook and missing vessels wandering off the map. The speaker questions self blame for carelessness and urges steadfast pursuit, recognizing time lost and the melancholy tone of foreboding.
Article advises producers to breed ten wellbred beef cows and feed economically to finish calves at 18 months. Highlights cost balance between high quality stock and cheaper stock, pasture use, and careful rationing with concentrates to maintain weight and health for profitable gains.
A turbulent archaic prose piece depicts a cruel fate and moral reckoning. The speaker frames a noble figure trapped by sin, pursued by magpies and demonlike forces, as visions of sacrifice and divine wrath unfold across a desolate landscape.
A fragment notes cattle wearing rampercat kerts and showy coats as fashion in winter. It mentions Jersey cows and protective gear, with references to jackets and coats for animals. The piece also hints at draughty conditions and pasture needs in northern regions.
A theft case features a hen and an egg marked as exhibits with two different labels. The court questions whether the thief should be charged for stealing the egg, while the magistrate orders the egg to be marked Exhibit ALT but excluded from the theft charge.
The United States leads global motor car and motor truck exports. Forty percent of 1221 auto motile experts came from U S factories. Ten percent more were exported from U S branches in Canada. France re exported most war vehicles. Italy, Germany and England accounted for nine, seven and four percent respectively.
In Llangibby Wales a sow litter of pigs vanished as four young pigs disappeared overnight. Rat holes located 350 yards away yielded the remnants of the young pigs inside, detailing a rare depredation by rats on a farm in Monmouthshire.
Tulagi in the Solomon Islands is described as the world’s smallest capital with about 30 white residents and a small Chinese community, highlighting its status as administrative center.
A historical veterinary guide discusses trimming a boar's feet. It advises calm handling and a sharp knife to trim the bottom, so the toe shortens progressively. It notes avoiding discomfort and stresses patient, precise work to shape the foot toward correct lines.
When pigs are weaned the feed should be cut down to reduce milk. Dry oats make safe feed for a sow for a few days. If the udder becomes very full, turn the sow in with the pigs once daily for a few days. This slows milk production and dries her up gradually.
A note on feeding alfalfa to hogs marking a comparatively new practice. The idea faces scrutiny from supporters and critics alike, with enthusiasm offset by concerns over overzealous advocates.
At six months the 71 pound and 100 pound shoats are money losers rather than mortgage lifters, reflecting limited profit potential in these weight classes for farmers.
Shade and clean water during the summer months are essential to successful pork production. Farm managers seek effective cooling and hydration to maintain pig health, growth, and welfare in hot weather conditions.
Shiloh Miss Fearl Chestnut improves after illness. Numerous visits shade the week with Overtons, Summervilles, Lambs, Raneys, Chestnuts and Harper families. Sunday and Saturday gatherings span Mineral City to Newberry, Springsville, Eaglesville, and West Baden with birthdays, picnics, and small child arrivals. A daughter born September 29 to Henry and wife joins local kin.
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