Reforestation In France described by a literary consul
A Washington report notes a new war contract division to pursue graft and profiteering. It recounts a consul era literary figure who described French dunes and the Napoleonic response, linking Elie Bremontier and Napoleon to saving fields from desert progress.
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Washington
Department of Justice
St. James
Richard Washburn Child
Aly
United States
Arthur Sherbourne Hardy
James Jeffrey Roche
Albion W. Tourgee
Francis Bret Harte
Francis H. Underwood
James Russell Lowell
Bordeaux
France
Tourgee
George Harvey
Atlantic
Bay of Biscay
Europe
Brower
Shem
Bruyeres
Genets
Napoleon
Sahara
Bremontier
Prn Maritime
Pin Maritime
Original Buffalo Nickel Bison Dies at Bliss Oklahoma Ranch
The original Buffalo Nickel, once ruling the 101 ranch bison herd at Bliss Oklahoma, has died after swallowing a piece of barbed wire that pierced its liver. The mounted head hangs in the Miler brothers’ ranch house.
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Bliss
Okla
Miler Brothers
Wasted Effort in Haphazard Hunting Wits
A humorous column notes that bird shot misses a buck and that anglers chase compliments to no avail, poking fun at misguided hunting and dating notions in a lighthearted, local voice.
Cause of Evil and The Good Die Young
The lines contrast moral struggle and youthful virtue. Billzon claims goodness fades with time while Netley suggests many strive to stay good, implying social pressure and personal effort shape ethical conduct.
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Billzon
Netley
Rail mills push Indiana output higher in weekly gains
Indiana reports rail mills lifting production from 10 000 to 12 000 tons weekly with further increases expected. Other notes include the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western railroad buying the Chicago and Indiana coal road between Brazil and West Union. Stated incidents cover a Michigan City execution of William Donovan for wife murder, Kosciusko county school age counts, a fatal Busseron crossing train crash near Vincennes, and various local civic notices in Decatur Bloomington Indianapolis and Warsaw.
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Gary
Terre Haute
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad
Chicago & Indiana
Brazil
West Union
Michigan City
William E. Donovan
John Rainey
Bloomingdale
Warsaw
Kosciusko County
Jesse E. Bruner
Indiana
Vincennes
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Busseron Crossing
Here
Alvin Hardin
Danville
Fannie Hardin
Leslie English
Hardin
Betty Lou English
Richmond
Harry Ray Post
American Legion
W. L. Misner
Decatur
Adams County
Hearbhy
Bloomington
Bessy
Harry Johnson
Johnson Quarry
Bedford
Indianapolis
Indiana Democrats
Ella Crawford
Supreme Court
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
George H. Healey
State Board of Election Commissioners
Hlealey
Healey
County and State Notes on Crops and Tax and War Hero
The item reports crop conditions with raspberries and strawberries near peak, peaches ripening, and blackberries improving. It notes a county inheritance tax quarter ended 228,76 and mentions Sergeant York decoration for heroism in capturing Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
York
Alfalfa Not Suited For Silage Says Agriculture Dept
The United States Department of Agriculture notes alfalfa is not ideal for silage and offers guidance on cultivation to protect roots, avoid deep tillage, and use proper moisture and equipment. It discusses when to harvest, how to pack, and how mixing alfalfa with corn or other grains can improve fermentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Science on Farm Advances Canada’s Agriculture
The article argues farming in Canada has become a professional field with educated methods, crop rotation, and soil preservation. It notes many farmers are not sons of farmers, yet city entrants succeed by studying modern techniques and applying expert research. It invites readers to obtain pamphlets from Broughton in Chicago and MacLachlan in Detroit.
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Canada
C. J. Broughtton
W. Adams St
Chicago
J. M. MacLachlan
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Soybeans Fit In Rotation For Profitable Farming
Soy beans fit in rotation replacing oats in a four year cycle with corn, beans, wheat, and clover. The practice increases profit as a cash crop and improves soil mechanical condition and fertility with minimal pre sowing preparation needed for wheat after well cultivated corn.
Pop Corn Crop Outlook Warns of Market Uncertainty
Pop corn from 1922 is marketable only in June 1923 and yields on 13 000 acres last year averaged 26 bushels per acre. Production costs exceed field corn, and farmers unfamiliar with the market should avoid growing it this year.
Caring for Asparagus Bed for Next Summer Crop
Cultivate and fertilize the asparagus bed to let the crowns develop through summer. Proper yearly treatment affects yield and quality of the shoots next season, so attention this year is crucial for a heavy crop.
Combating Garden Insects Insecticides and Methods
Provide yourself with powdered arsenate of lead and air slaked lime for fighting biting garden insects such as potato bugs. Secure a small bottle of nicotine for sucking insects like melon aphids or plant lice.
Battery Searchlight Progress Expands Range and Power
The New York Herald notes battery searchlights have evolved from 500 feet range at 6-8 volts to 2000 feet up to half a mile at 6 volts. A 7.5 inch adjustable focus reflector and nitrogen-filled tungsten lamp yield 453 candlepower in tests, marking significant improvements in portable lighting devices.
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New York Herald
Birds Help Man Remember the Birds This Spring
The article warns that forest insect swarms threaten tree destruction. It notes hundreds of insect species can attack one tree and, if unchecked, would multiply into untold millions. Human efforts are needed to keep them under control.
Getting it Straight Boston Transcript style
Dialogue centers on a couple deciding not to marry with one partner insisting a marriage is possible while the other asserts it is not. The exchange underscores a conflicting stance on marriage expectations. The brief note ends with an editorial line about experience lingering beyond the exchange.
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Boston Transcript
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