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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

2

Domestic Bills Pushed in Senate and House

The Washington house passed three Democratic measures in the president's trust program. The Clayton bill advancing Sherman anti trust provisions passed 275 to 64 while the Rayburn bill giving ICC stock and bond control passed 325 to 12. The Rayburn act and naval appropriations drew major votes as foes warned of solvent railroads bankruptcy and new battleship plans.

House Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Roberts. Lovett Union Pacific Railroad Senate Interstate Commerce Committee United States Senate Idaho Mississippi

Traveling Protective Association Holds Annual Houston Convention

The Trav elers' Protective association met in Houston Texas with 576 delegates their wives and visitors from 35 states represented. A Topeka Kansas court awarded Governor Hughes 2310 in damages after Mrs Luella West alleged an assault in his office.

The Travelers’ Protective Association Houston Tex States Hughes Luella West Topeka Kan West

Huerta blockade threat looms as Tampico talks falter

News from Washington says US warships would force any blockade of Tampico if Huerta blocks the port. Arms for the constitutionalists were landed from the Sun Shine at Tampico under Captain Brown. Cap Burnside estimates Huerta forces at 60,000 and the revolutionists at 70,000 amid wider international tensions.

Huerta Tampico United States Washington Sunshine Brown W. A. Burnside Funston Vera Cruz Mex

Indiana Briefs From Linton To Rochester

Hoosier notes report farm losses in Linton and Tipton fire damage. Logansport welcomes Rev Campbell to First Universalist. Valparaiso divorce suit by Harry Winninger. Evansville returns Curtis Smith and confesses by Herbert Alvis. Lebanon reports A J Pell killed by runaway team. Muncie becomes dry after option vote. Lafayette bank fire damages building with vault intact. Brazil mayor offered Civil War sword relic. Crawfordsville notes Capt Walkup death by lightning. Several crime and court items including Dugger wire injury suit and A T Crabb robbery case. Rochester seeks missing husband. large bass caught at Lake Manitou. New Albany Epworth League officers named. Wabash sees first female jail term for liquor law violation. Rochester I O O F team unable to travel due to mud.

Valparaiso Harry D. Winninger Gary Tipton Ray Hershman Tipton County Evansville Curtis Smith State Reformatory Herbert Alvis Lebanon A. J. Pell Metzker Lumber Company Pell Muncie Indiana Lafayette Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank Brazil John J. Jones Harold S. Warlander Cincinnati Demetrious Parsley Parsley Second Indiana Cavalry Crawfordsville Joseph O. Walkup Medical Corps United States Army Walkup Central N. M Doctor Walkup Mace Chicago Medical College John Walkup Bainbridge Sullivan Pearl Hawkee Vandalia Coal Company Dugger Max Clifford Hymera Isaac Deal John Fagin A. T. Crabb Gray Rochester Earl Roach Middletown N. Y Roach William Ewing Lake Manitou New Albany Epworth League C. F. Ketcham Cannelton L. F. Ulmer Marengo Ruth Walk Moberly Ida Crosby New Salisbury Cecil Katterjohn Huntington Tabitha South Hazel Mason Rena Bowen Gertrude Zaring Salem Junior League Wabash Wabash County Lillian Bingham I. O. O. F. Lodge Warsaw

Rearing Chicks: Stock Quality and Care Tips from 1914

Dr. Sanborn explains chick rearing from selected stock, proper housing, and feed. He recommends a heated lamp brooder for 50 chicks, careful temperature control, clean sound feed, and gradual cooling as chicks age. He notes yearling hens are best for breeding.

Useful Planting Tool From N P Jensen Of Ephraim Utah

The Scientific American describes a planting implement by N P Jensen designed to receive a plant and set it upright with minimal damage, plus a feature to press soil uniformly around the planted specimen. A second item notes a thrush nest on a moving railway carriage near Limavady and Londonderry, with eggs hatched after railway officials paused service to protect the nest.

Scientific American N. P. Jensen Ephraim Utah Limavady Ulster Ireland Londonderry

Overflow for Barrel Tank System Creations by James M. Kane

James M. Kane of Doylestown Pennsylvania explains a simple overflow for a barrel tank. A rubber tube is fitted over a pipe outlet to seal water and holes drilled at intervals allow controlled overflow by removing corks. The tubing can be replaced with a threaded pipe to fit the waste nut bottom.

James M. Kane Doylestown

Valuable hint for farmer on profitable fowl droppings use

The poultryman can boost profits by proper drop- ping collection and treatment. A 1000 fowls yield at least $300 annually if 30 pounds per hen are collected. Maine study suggests daily collection, mixing with sawdust or loam, acid phosphate, and kaiit to balance nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash. Applied at two tons per acre, this produces a balanced fertilizer worth about $10 per ton.

Maine

Land plaster unlikely to acidify soil says Wisconsin expert

EH B Hart of the University of Wisconsin reports experiments showing that common cereals such as wheat oats corn and barley do not induce soil acidity from land plaster. He notes certain crops may raise calcium use, while meadow grasses clover alfalfa and tobacco could acidify soil with plaster. Potatoes balance calcium and sulfur, making acidification unlikely.

EH. B. Hart College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin

Pruning Guidance For Red Raspberries In Spring

The article advises pruning red raspberries back from two and a half to three and a half feet before growth starts in spring. Remove old dead canes and weak young ones. For Schaffer and Columbia varieties, nip new growth at 18 inches to foster bushy growth.

Schaffer Columbia

Feed Formula for Growing Pigs

Feeding guide outlines a mixed ration of seven to eight parts corn or cornmeal with two to three parts tankage for growing pigs. As pigs mature the tankage portion is reduced to about one-tenth of the total ration.

Kohl-Rabi Seed Sowing Instructions

Sow kohl rabi seed at once in fine soil. Plant in rows and thin to eight inches apart for healthy growth.

Cattle Scarcity Prompting U S Production Push

A world wide cattle scarcity threatens supply and urges that any adequate beef reach American tables must be produced within the United States.

United States

Dumpling Echoes in Tennessee Widow Tale

United States Senator Blair Lee recalls a mountain tale from Tennessee. A quarrel ends in death as a rider informs the widow while she sits at a table eating apple dumplings, the dumpling momentarily paused mid bite before a vow of loud reaction.

Adlai Stevenson United States Presbyterian Hospital At Chicago Tennessee Blair Lee Maryland

April Fools Day Quip Visits a Superstition

Mr Meek ton jokes about fearing the figure 13 while his wife retorts that the only date to fear is April 1 as a playful domestic exchange. The brief exchange frames superstition versus humor in a domestic setting.

Not Wholly True Figure in Divorce Inquiry

A court remark questions poetic authenticity while noting a divorce dispute. The exchange highlights a rumored romantic claim and salacious gossip surrounding a writer and his spouse. The piece hints at personal scandal impacting public perception.

No title available from fragment

Advertising copy fragment urges couples to keep intimacy in marriage and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product with claims of whiter clothes and a generic observation on wealth.

Red Cross Grocers

Seek and ye shall find this applies especially to trouble

A compact maxim notes that searching can reveal hidden issues, warning that curiosity often uncovers trouble. It suggests vigilance and probing to uncover underlying problems before they grow.

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