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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

2

Remarkable recovery story from Forest City Iowa

Mrs Oscar F. Borceain describes her health turnaround after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts prior illness after childbirth and a year of sickness, then how five bottles restored strength enabling her to perform chores and care for an eight month old daughter. The testimonial notes availability of the compound at druggists.

Forest City Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Lucia E. Pinkham

Publicity Fray Sparks Debate Over News Coverage

A heated discussion centers on whether publicity helps or harms public interest and how media attention shapes perception. Critics warn of sensationalism while supporters cite transparency and accountability.

Indiana Robber Gang Arrests and Court Actions Across Cities

The report details multiple Indiana items including four robbers arrested tied to a May 11 bank raid. Orel McIntyre’s release after mental health review. Gov. Jackson announcing Indianabry board appointees. and various court decisions on highway law, mining, and local incidents across Indianapolis, Martinsville, Hammond, Madison, Columbus, and Evansville.

Indianapolis Harry Webster Webster Detective Agency Indiana Bankers’ Association L. B. Cox Farmers National Bank of Wadesville Loren Commeans Jeanette Commeans West Frankfort Charles Clayton Benton, al Mary Sissock Greensburg Orel McIntyre State Hospital McIntyre John W. Craig Decatur Circuit Decatur New Indianabrary and Historial Board State Library, Historical Commission and Legislative References Bureau Ed Jackson William M. Taylor Elizabeth Claypool Earl Muncie William P. Dearing Oakland City College Charles N. Thompson Frank J. Sheehan Gary Evansville A. J. Nesler Griffin Indiana Farm Bureau Mr. Nesler Gibson Posey Martinsville John Thomas Shaw Wegro Helen Hager Whelchel Morgan Circuit Court Joseph Williams Hammond Indianapolis Boulevard Indiana Chicago State Highway Commission Ed Beverly Elijah King Indiana Supreme Court Everett O. Danson Brazil Clay Danson William B. McQuirk Harrison Township Vigo County McQuirk Madison Wesley Reidel Gladys Shipman Nina Reidel Clarence Grebe Reidel Dugan Hollow Hill Columbus Elmer Hansen Here Loransport Pennsylvania Lake Cicott Russell B. Rothrock Mount Vernon State Board of Pharmacy Anderson Willis FE. Ellis Madison County Superior Court Indiana Highway Commission Wabash James Keyes Conner Ovid Conner Wabash County Conner Nickel Plate Lake Erie and Western

Land Purchase Planned for Dunes Park in Indiana

Governor Ed Jackson announced immediate funding for the Dunes park project after touring northern Indiana dune country. $200,000 will start buying part of the 3,000 acres, with Chicago nuns pledging $1,000,000 and Indiana approving a tax yielding $2,000,600 over ten years to protect the park against industrial encroachment at Calumet harbor.

Indianapolis Ed Jackson Indiana Chicago Jackson Calumet Harbor

Bees Studied on Delaware Coast

The U S Department of Agriculture plans a coastal Delaware experiment to measure how far bees fly for nectar and how weather affects flight. Ten Italian bee colonies will use sugar feeders at increasing distances to assess honey production and foraging behavior.

United States Department of Agriculture Delaware Office of Bee Culture Investigations Bureau of Entomology

Guarding Sheep From Bloat on Rape Pasture

Guidance on introducing sheep to rape pasture to prevent bloat. Begin with dry hay, expose gradually, keep lambs off when leaves are wet, and feed once rape reaches eight to ten inches to avoid scours.

Farm Advice Capsule from Agricultural Bulletin

Practical farming tips cover crop selection and planting, labor efficiency, and pest control. Notes urge soybeans for hog pasture, red clover sowing to reduce winter losses, and native remedies for aphids. Posts, creosoted stakes, and wood quality are praised while milk consumption and farm bureau education are highlighted.

Catching Chickens Key To Efficient Culling Says Experts

The New York State College of Agriculture recommends catching crates or pens to trap flocks for culling. Methods include four by two by four foot crates with wire sides, outside pen setups with stakes and mesh wire, and inside house nets using poultry wire and wooden supports to gather twenty five to thirty birds at a time.

KE. Botstard New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca Professor Sotsford Neil

White Leghorn Best for Egg Production in Poultry Advice

An observer notes White Leghorns excel for egg output while general purpose breeds like Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds or White Wyandottes suit mixed production. Hatchability and stock vigor matter more than shell color, with White Leghorn eggs often yielding higher chick hatch rates.

Ventilation Guidelines for the Brooder House

Proper ventilation prevents stuffiness and heater gas smell while maintaining temperature. In cold weather avoid excessive airflow. use adjustable dampers on floor ducts, back openings, and window vents to control air flow and keep brooders safe.

Alfalfa Seen as Prime Soil Builder in Crop Rotations

Farmers report alfalfa increases soil fertility and boosts grain yields on land in rotation. In areas where lime is unnecessary and stands are easy, alfalfa fits into a formal crop rotation system.

Clean land for alfalfa planting guidance

Advice on selecting seedbed and land for alfalfa. Recommends clean cultivated corn or potato land with a moist firm seedbed. Full plowed grain-stubble, firmed in spring, makes a good seedbed. spring-plowed stubble is last choice. Emphasizes early plowing, good packing, and slightly later seeding.

Hogging Off Barley for Early Feed in Small Patch

The piece notes that hogging off barley saves time and labor despite waste and lower efficiency vs harvested and ground barley. It applies to small patches grown for early feed, with overall savings likely offsetting the waste.

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