Numerous travelers visit and depart to Indianapolis and beyond
Local residents and guests travelled to Indianapolis Cleveland Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Louisville for business visits conferences church events or to spend the day with friends. Individuals include Mrs L B Hill Carl Meyer Miss Louise Seibert Robert P Stanton Nathan Kaufman and many others visiting relatives attending conferences or funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Seibert
Arthur Enos
Indianapolis
Robert P. Stanton
Louisville
Robert Day
Albert Slagle
Shelbyville
J. B. Moritz
Virginia
North Vernon
EK. C. Bess
Crothersville
EK. C. Wetzel
W. H. Day
Ft. Wayne
Nathan Kaufman
Cleveland
Ohio
Jacob Reinhart
Cincinnati
Michael Reinhart
Carl FE. Ahlbrand
Joseph Krebs
J. M. Phillips
East Second Street
Maurice Mayer
Marion
P. J. Sheron
Mayme Sheron
Joseph Stein
Melvin Will
Frank Knobbe
Noble McCoy
June
H. Petrich
Brownstown
Ferris Hill
Hamilton
Columbus
Hal Williams
Whitson
Elnora
Alice
Lawrence
J. P. Clements
A. R. Geet
French Lick
George BB
Racher
Venice
West Palm Beach
Fla
Margaret Frederick
Rush City
Minn
Luther Hardy
Newton Day
Earl Day
South Poplar Street
Margaret Hays
Karl Day
J. A. Reinhart
Louis Reinhart
South Walnut Street
J. A. Hill
Flora Youtsey
David A. Baird
C. M. Dismore
Indiana Baptist Convention
Vevay
G. C. Mitchell
Vevyay
Mitchell
North Vernon Baptist Church
Albert Ritter
Dorothy
Chester
Wm. Holland
Riverside Park
California Forest Fires Cost State Over 5 Million in 1924
California suffered its worst forest fire year on record in 1924 with 2,657 fires burning 1,085,039 acres. The cost to fight fires reached 1,920,542 dollars, with federal, state, and cooperative funds contributing and private timberlands receiving partial Forest Service protection.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Cal
California
United States Forest Service
Federal Forest Service
Forest Service
Los Angeles
Fresno
U. S. Forest Service
California Forest Protective Association
Paul G. Redington
Soybeans and Sudan Grass May Be Sown for Hay
Dry weather causes acute hay and pasture shortages statewide. Farmers urged to plan immediately to seed crops that will supplement feed supplies as rain relief is scarce.
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Sudan
Purdue guidance on oats soybeans and Sudan grass for forage
Agricultural Experiment Station of Purdue University advises farmers to pastur e or hay oats at soft dough stage and follow with soybeans or Sudan grass for hay or pasture. Recommend seeding six pecks of soybeans per acre inoculated, and mixing one bushel soybeans with 16 pounds Sudan grass for hay. Sudan grass yields grazing in 5 to 6 weeks. avoid pasturing after frost due to prussic acid risk. Winter rye can pasture late fall or early spring when seeded in corn silage or stubble land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Indiana
Midwest
A. K
Sudan
Smaller fruit crops projected across United States in year
Agriculture officials report only fair apple peach and pear crops in one year. Frosts in late May trimmed prospects in central states Virginia Michigan and parts of New York. Apple condition on June 1 about 10 percent below average with rain forecasts key. California sees higher apples and peaches overall, while Georgia and other states expect smaller yields.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Michigan
New York
California
Georgia
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