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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
3
The article outlines a compact five room design priced around 1800 dollars, with cement cellar walls, water and gas piping, and wiring. It argues cement construction saves cost, suits rural areas, and notes Indiana beef cattle trends and market pressures affecting farm decisions.
A judge awoke to find two armed burglars in his room. They threaten him as one takes a watch he pleads for as a keepsake. The burglar overrules the judge and appeals. The supreme court would hear the case, and the lower decree would be sustained.
Andrew Harrison a full blood Mohican and Civil War veteran living in Massachusetts seeks an increase in his pension. At over seventy five years old he is described as one of the last of the Mohicans.
Society leader laments invasive cameras chasing a popular hero as a judge weighs public interest. The exchange highlights tension between fame and privacy amid press attention.
The piece stresses keeping young stock growing during hot periods. It warns that chicks suffer stunting in dog days without proper care and that extra attention yields profit by promoting continued growth and reducing losses.
Local column urges readers to start planning the winter garden now and not neglect seasonal planting. It emphasizes timely preparation, selecting hardy varieties, and tending soil to ensure vibrant late season blooms.
The article urges annual culling of inferior ewes and replacement with thrifty ewe lambs. It notes weaning as ideal to assess each lamb by performance and the dam’s health, teeth, skin, wool, and udder. Selection should favor uniform flock type and proven ancestry, with culled stock sent to market.
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