Farmers face wheat shortfall in Indiana county
Clarence Edards, Fayette county Farmers' federation president, calls a meeting to discuss sowing rye as high fertilizer prices and uncertain wheat markets bite. He aims to keep Fayette’s wheat acreage near 25 000 acres despite crop worries across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Clarence Edards
Fayette County
The
Farmers’ Federation
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Goodrich
Ont
Krauss
Senerah Fond
Fedfis Naipelis
Tivenurs
John Pitch
Marshall Pich
Indianapoalis
Marshall Puch
John Puch
Tadge
Louis B
Marshall Pucch
Jasper
Dubois County
United States
FE. B. Wetherow
Statistical Division
Federal Bureau of Education
Aol Neal
Indianmn
Sestpoeurn
Tacksen
Millers
Ersin Hnyers
Aeron
LOTA
Oernonto
Bess
Ahnatthnen
Division of Fish and Gane
State Conservation Department
Indiananals
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Winena Lake
Winona Lake
Z. W. Reefer
Chertes Anglin
Waseleske County
Pardee University
Cohimival Clis
Whitley County Fair Association
Whitley County
Kellis Hoard
S. P. Trembly
W. F. Rossman
Hartford City
Blackford County
Seymour
Jackson County
Lawrenceburg
Cucumber Beetle Control and Wilt Management
The article reviews striped and 12 spotted cucumber beetles as summer wilt vectors and advises spraying with strong Bordeaux mixture, early trap crops like squash, and removal of diseased vines. It covers field practices in open plots and greenhouse controls, including sanitation and beetle exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Canada
Florida
Minnesota
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
California
Mulching in Vegetable Gardens Lacking Popular Support
The piece argues that summer mulching, though crucial for fruit and vegetable crops, is underused by home gardeners. It notes awareness is high for small fruit culture but practice is not as widespread as deserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homenacre
Hog car crowding warned as costly overloading risks
The notice warns that crowding swine in a car is costly and unnecessary. It argues that an extra car should not be ordered since freight rates should not exceed the losses from overloading.
Transportation woes plague Maine potato farmers
The article argues inadequate transport cuts farm profits by delaying market access. It cites a Maine potato grower with 160 acres who used a truck to haul 24 000 barrels in 70 days, showing how motor vehicles cut costs and boosted returns. It notes trucks are not a universal cure but can greatly improve farm profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Areostonok
Co Atrosd
Storvge House
Skim Milk Ration Favors Calf Growth By Feeding Levels
A Beltsville Maryland dairy study fed 16 calves in four groups to 70 days to test skim milk quantities. Groups receiving more skim milk gained more weight, with calves drinking all they would drink showing 50 percent greater gains than the lowest feeding group, though the most economical gains occurred at smaller quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Division Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Method To Destroy Johnson Grass By Summer Mulching
The text outlines a plan to weaken Johnson grass by keeping it short in early to mid summer using oats or wheat as cover crops. Summer plowing further weakens and can kill many plants, with clean cultivation into fall finishing the job as winter freezes out remaining grass. If much grass remains after midsummer plowing, late fall plowing to expose roots to freezing is advised.
Soybean as hay substitute for long recovery period
The text notes soybeans as a strong substitute for perennial legume hays during a two to three year land recovery phase. If cured timely the hay is palatable and yields a satisfactory return per acre, with an average of about two and a half tons of cured hay.
Preventing tainted butter through clean churn care
The text warns that tainted butter results from dirty churns even with good milk care. It recommends a small brush to clean corners and joints where milk particles breed microbes, since cloths miss these areas.
Bull of Great Importance in Herd Breeding
An agricultural note stresses that a herd bull, more than a cow, shapes the herd. It argues to invest in a high quality bull, as the bull's influence eclipses calf count and should guide purchases beyond cost considerations.
Freezone Corn Pain Remedy Promises Instant Relief
A pharmacy advertises Freezone a quick painless corn remover. It claims simple application with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents to remove hard and soft corns including between the toes without soreness.
Ingenious Motion Pictures Show Building Rise At Work
Government representatives present motion pictures showing the United States Bureau of Standards industrial building rising from the ground in ten minutes. The films were made by daily exposures over ten months of construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
United States Bureau of Standards
A Good Thing Quote Sparks Satirical Reflection
A humorous exchange notes that the United States is not a bank and asks how many vice presidents it would require, highlighting political wit and a playful critique of corporate and political power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
End of Eight Years Misery in Newark Woman Recovers
Mrs Theresa Coventry of 75 Hammett Street Newark writes that eight years of organic trouble left her almost bedridden. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her condition improved allowing housework and laundry. She recommends the product and notes friends are also using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Advanta
Theresa Coventry
Hammett St
Lyasam Medicine Co
Lynn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana News
Johnsen
Plovenger
Teacatee Water Company
Oan Ineresse
Bates
Yeetor Sepytee
Gretee Ontie
Indiana Banest Carvention Ain
Franklin Eoleve
Ceneral Assembly
Lester HH. Smith
Department of Education
Tndigna University
Beaver Falls College
Beaver Falls
Alexandria
Monroe County
Evansville
Vanderbure
Sneath & Johnston
Ohio
Greensburg
Albert Barnes and Son
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Fair Grounds
Wartford City
Reece
Cody Wean
Eabet
Parker’s Poves
Awiscor
Patch R.Y. Hindercorns
Miscos Chemical Patenbogues
Express
Harold Somers
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
N. 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!