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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
8
A scrambled dialogue shows a farmer asked about buying a bicycle while a hardware clerk promotes a first class model for £4507. The farmer counters, preferring milk and cattle profits, as the clerk presses the value of a rideable bicycle.
A fragment from a past theater piece portrays the eminent tragedian Rantington Roarrer in minor film roles. The text notes he once starved himself to preserve a silent screen presence and references his early joining in movies.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a narrow escape from a motorcar so that a person measures a distance and proclaims a goal to beat a previous record. The text includes garbled dialogue and references to a tape measure and a triumphant attitude.
A cryptic remark from a young widow claims Jack May is clever yet impossible to trap. The exchange suggests he remains at large despite efforts to corner him.
A fragment describes a couple at a school setting with unspoken affection. One person realizes love as a tragedy interrupts with a tragic death altering their path and memories.
Fragmentary OCR shows a quarrel between a citizen in distress and a banker about a loan and an unstated purchase. The exchange mentions an enemy, sour feet satire, and a sport car not marked out, with unclear context or names.
The text captures a garbled exchange between Berleigh and Miss Bright with a late night mood. It resembles a diary or theatre fragment from an Irish Independent page, noting dreamy eyes and a casual social moment.
Fragmentary remarks discuss profits matching effort and skepticism about leading an idle venture. The text critiques capital investment and signals interest in returns, but remains unclear and cryptic overall.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about pursuit of greatness, identity, and consequence. It hints at questioning effort and destiny, with unclear references to figures and outcomes. The readable parts suggest a reflective, poetic mood amid confusion and mishearing.
A USDA prepared notice warns the Mexican bean beetle is spreading rapidly from Georgia to Alabama Tennessee Kentucky and Carolina and may reach the Mississippi River and northern bean areas. It feeds on numerous beans and legumes and threatens southern agriculture. Resistant crops and crop rotation are suggested while research continues at Thomasville Georgia and Birmingham Alabama.
The U S Department of Agriculture lists conditions for potato storage. Maintain 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit with adequate ventilation to remove foul air and moisture. Exclude light, keep tubers dry and dirt free, remove diseased or bruised tubers, avoid depths over 5 or 6 feet, and limit bin floor area to 12 by 12 feet unless ventilated.
The article advises cutting sweet clover when blossoms bud to avoid woodiness and leaf shattering. For a second-year crop cut the first yield eight inches above ground to protect buds on the lower stalks, since propagation is from those buds rather than crowns.
Farmers in Illinois explore storing bundled grain in the barn and threshing in fall or winter. Portable threshing outfits stay set up, start when time allows, and straw is reused for stock bedding. No rush or extra help needed, easing peak workloads and boosting barn profits.
The beet grower should spread pulp over the beet top silo to seal the silage mass. The heat from the silage warms the pulp, hastening curing and reducing handling problems from frozen pulp.
The article notes summer feeding for egg production closely mirrors winter feeding with minor grain changes. It recommends corn as the main grain in equal parts and suggests feeding little in the morning while hens consume most at night.
The best practice is to always feed the hen the proper amount of feed. Farmers often let hens shift for themselves leading to reduced laying and earlier molt than needed.
Local items list Rexall Store offerings and events including paint supplies hot roasted peanuts and school tablets with blotter free. mentions residents visiting relatives and a Bechtel reunion. Also notes registration places designated by County Commissioners for Madison Odon Oden Van Buren Bogard townships with specific precincts and locations.
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