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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
3
United States Department of Agriculture warns that planting a few clubrooted crops can seed soil for years, ruining cabbage and crucifers. Proper crop rotation and early action could save future harvests and prevent widespread disease spread in gardens and fields.
The article discusses a root disease affecting potatoes, noting symptoms such as abnormal root swellings and bunched tops. It explains that the disease spreads via diseased plants and has increasingly wide distribution from southern to northern states, with spread tied to old shipments of infected seed potatoes.
Farlen Mr and Mrs Clark Lamb spent Sunday with Homer Boardman and family. Mr and Mrs Sven Connell and little son Dwight returned to Terre Haute after visiting home folks. Thelma and Jay Conard visited W H Bechtel and family in Illinois. Olan Porter of Indian Springs joined Will Richardson for a Saturday and Sunday visit. Genevieve McCarter stayed with her parents Henry and Mrs Connell. James Dalton visited Bicknell Paris Taylor at the National G A R Meeting in Indianapolis this week. Beatrice Lillian Osborn and Edna Eugene Ledgerwood with Ray Ruth Connell visited Hildred and Helen Connell of Odton. Mary and May Laughlin spent Monday with grandparents Will and Mrs Pruett of Bunkum.
The text states that any deterioration is a loss requiring replacement, affecting buildings, fences, structures, furniture, vehicles, implements, and all surface bearing items. It emphasizes surface wear as the starting point for wear and tear and the need for protection.
Poultry notes advise farmers not to expect 200 egg pullets from 100-egg hens and remind that like breeds like. Keep lime within reach plus plenty of gravel or grit and a dry dust bath for the birds. Excessive fussiness leads to reduced egg output and can raise disease risk.
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