Wheat crop loss in Indiana from fly damage tops five million
Lafayette Ind Pressian reports Indiana wheat losses totaling 5 750 000 for the past year. Purdue University soils and crops department says late sowing or sowing after fly free dates will prevent most damage. Experiment station tests at Lafayette show best results from seeding in late September with minor regional adjustments.
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Lafayette
Ind
Pressian
Indiana
Purdus University
A. T. Wiancks
Purdue
Wianco
Eaen
Late seeding dates to avoid fly damage in wheat
The text discusses seeding wheat as late as possible to dodge fly infestation, noting a practical limit to lateness to avoid poor winter condition. It mentions a map with recommended dates from Sept 20 in the north to Oct 8 10 in the south, and warns that one farmer starting early can spread flies to the surrounding community.
Trustee’s Notice for Madison Township Business
A notice states the trustee will be in Odon at the EH. T. Laughlin building on West Main Street on Saturdays and on all other days at the residence to attend to Madison township business.
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Odon
EH. T. Laughlin
West Main Street
Madison Township
Guidelines for assessing horse soundness in selection
The United States Department of Agriculture urges buyers and breeders to perform thorough, systematic examinations before purchase. Note both unsoundness and its severity, distinguish temporary from permanent issues, and assess blemishes, vice, conformation, and general traits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bolsheviks of Live Stock React to Scrub Bulls
A Wisconsin farmer coins the term Bolsheviks to disparage scrub bulls in the U S Department of Agriculture campaign Better Lives Better Stock. He argues scrub bulls harm production by draining resources and keeping farmers dependent on cows, hinting at broader disruptions in agriculture.
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Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Earth Road Maintenance Requires Light Grader Work
Roads require ditch cleaning and crowning by a light grader two or three times a season. Four horses are needed to perform the grading.
Haul With Less Cost Promises Better Highways
A report states that improved highways allow moving more goods with less horsepower, reducing fuel use and wear on vehicles, and cutting overall hauling costs.
SHY AT REGISTERED CATTLE
Farmers hesitate to raise registered cattle because some registered bulls offspring compare unfavorably with calves sired by good grade bulls. Breeders should cull inferior animals rather than retain scrub pedigreed bulls to boost satisfaction among breeders.
Real estate man endorses Tanlac after flu recovery in 1919
Frank J. Anderson of South Bend Real Estate Board shares his experience with Tanlac, claiming his stomach improved after years of indigestion and that he recovered strength following a severe flu. He credits Tanlac for restoring appetite and energy and notes it is available in Odon, Washington, Albion, and Elnora through local merchants.
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Frank J. Anderson
South Bend Estate Board
Farmers Trust Building
South Bend Ind
Tanlac
Mr. Anderson
Tanlac Company
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Washington
Chas. C. Williams
Alfordsville
R. A. Roberts
Elnora
H.R. Stalcup
Encouraging Producers in National Transport System
The national transport and distribution system is essential and should offer every facility to spur farm and merchandise producers to raise output.
Improved Roads: Novel Drag Made by Southern Inventor
A southern inventor patenting an unusual road making drag claims to smooth dirt highways in a single pass. The forward section uses three cross pieces with spikes and a metal faced third beam, while the rear packs loosened soil into a finished surface. The device hooks to the front and operates in two stages.
Livestock Notes on Herd Health Challenges
The notes warn sheep stomach worms as a major drawback to the industry. Vaccinated pigs should be kept away from infected premises. Prolonged confinement on hard floors causes foot-sore lameness in heavy hogs. Young calves thrive in clean barn conditions until about three months old. Ticks bother sheep of all ages, especially lambs after shearing, potentially causing weight loss.
Invention of a Versatile Road Finishing Machine
Description of a road finishing device that uses forward-upturned planks and spikes to loosen earth, then smooth and pack it in one pass as the machine is pulled over a road. Popular Mechanics Magazine notes the efficiency of this single operation method.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Number all English roads to guide travel nationwide
The national road scheme will be ready by autumn with main and secondary roads classified and numbered for easy navigation. A uniform sign posting system and standard road surface are being tested, with arterial roads prioritized and operation slated by January 1 as reported by Daily Mail London.
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Great Britain
Norwich
Birmingham
Ministry of Transport
Daily Mail London
Money for Good Roads Expenditure Hits States
Thirty seven states authorize spending 635 million dollars for road construction and improvement over the next five years. The figure outlines allocations for highways across the country and signals a nationwide push for better transportation infrastructure.
Cash for Lincoln Highway Improvements Granted
An allotment of twelve million dollars has been made for improvements to the Lincoln highway. The funds will finance road repairs and safety upgrades along the route, accelerating asphalt work, barrier installation, and bridge enhancements. Local officials expect accelerated construction and better travel conditions for the corridor.
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Richards
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OUDON
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Odon Journal
Odon, Indiana
G. W. Henderson
Don and Plainville, Indiana
Hunt
M. B. Ulrich . & CO
Carnegie
Bovine Society
R. D. McCarter
Deadsche
Dake
Ahorlain
Chamberlain
South Bend
Scott & Hart Company
Wabash Avenue
Warren G. Harpine
CaLvin Coolipce
James E. Watson
U. S
Warren T. McCray
Register
Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
Southerner
Odon Drug Company
Dr. Richards Medical Company
Columbus City
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