Proper Farming Advances Profitable Yields
A message from The Progressive Farmer emphasizes progressive farming as superior. It urges farmers to rely on greater power to meet seed and crop needs, plant earlier, and expand acreage for better results.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
8
A message from The Progressive Farmer emphasizes progressive farming as superior. It urges farmers to rely on greater power to meet seed and crop needs, plant earlier, and expand acreage for better results.
In Seward township Frank Ulsh harvested 27 acres of oats at 22 cents per acre to cut costs. Dennis Andrews uses a Fordson Tractor for spring wheat tasks, while George Merkle of Clay township owns a Fordson. Bruce Whittenberger offers literature on Power Farming.
A Silver Lake Record office notice invites readers to contact Brush and Wanson to save money on magazine subscriptions. They offer authorization to receive subscriptions to any magazine and provide catalogues with money saving options.
Jobin White relocated his peanut and popcorn stand last Friday from its edge of the sidewalk west of Raver drug store to his home near Rochester. The stand had stood here about two years, previously moved to Eikhart last fall, with White working in a Bern factory all winter. He plans to settle permanently at the Rochester location with his family possibly joining later.
Community newsroom urges readers to submit items to the records desk at REC ORD for inclusion. Details on submission channels and deadlines available at the desk or local office.
Secretary Glass urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan noting peace financing follows victory and may be costly. He stresses public backing to fund postwar recovery and stability.
In the final hours of the war soldiers faced the hardest fighting and readers are urged to support the Victory Liberty Loan. The appeal emphasizes backing the troops and continuing war bond efforts to ensure victory and morale.
A fragmented item notes a playful phrase about crossing from "over there" to "over here" and ties it to discussions around a Victory Liber loan. The readable bits hint at inland civic conversation without concrete figures or outcomes.
WAN TEHD Carpenters cabinet makers boat builders joiners and painters who understand high class finishing. Our plant is light and well ventilated. Port Clinton on Lake Erie between Toledo and Cleveland on the New York Central Railroad. A wood inexpensive little town to live. Plenty of fishing hunting and boating. Attractive summer resort nearby. The Matthew Co. LT-31T Port Clinton Ohio.
Local briefs show residents visiting and trading, with a Kosciusko Circuit Court case to quiet title in Warsaw. The notice lists many defendants unknown or nonresidents, describing parcels Lot 326 and 327 in Warsaw, and calls appearance by May 31, 1919.
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