Feeding young dairy calves for best development
The report from the U S Department of Agriculture stresses proper milk feeding for dairy calves and outlines a plan using dam milk early, switching to whole then skim milk, and finally separated milk as calves grow. It covers feeding quantity by weight, timing for weaning around six months, gradual transitions from sweet to sour milk, and when to introduce grain and silage for robust growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Eitle
Dept. of Agriculture
Peas Grow Across Regions With Local Planting Variations
U S Department of Agriculture notes garden peas adapt from Gulf of Mexico to Canada. Planting times range from fall in Florida to spring in northern regions, with depth varying by soil and frost risk. Alaska, Gradus, Laxtonian and other varieties require support. Alaska is an early, easy cultivar.
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Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Maine
California
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Florida
Gulf Coast
New England
Northwest
Alaska
Thomas Laxton
Lime treatment for garden soil improves texture and pH
An application of about 50 pounds of hydrated or air stacked lime to a garden plat 30 by 60 feet can loosen heavy clay and bind sandy soil. Lime lowers soil sourness, often caused by poor drainage, but drainage must be secured in such cases.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement
An old advertisement states cold in the head is an acute nasal catarrh and Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system cleanses the blood and reduces attacks. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers circulars free from BF Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
BF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Angelus Bells and Italy’s 33 Strokes Remembering Christ
The Angelus bell tradition marks thrice daily prayer named for its opening words. In Tuscany a prior hour bell, Ave bell, reminds listeners to say the creed while the De Profundi rings an hour after. On Fridays at 3:33 PM many churches recall Christ's death at age 33 with that striking pattern.
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Tuscany
Italy
Simple Oil Filter Using Sawdust Bag
A simple means to clear oil of dirt and metal dust uses a cloth bag strapped over a can or drum. A loose cloth forms a shallow bag filled with sawdust which traps impurities as oil is poured through.
Death of Helen Shore in Phoenix After Long Illness
Helen Juanita Shore, youngest daughter of John T. and Nancy A. Shore, born July 8 1899 in Hutsonville Illinois, died April 18 1921 in Phoenix Arizona after a long illness. She studied at Hutsonville High School and the University of Illinois before contracting influenza. She is survived by her parents and six sisters and is mourned for her quiet gentle life, church faith, and devotion to family.
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Helen Juanita Shore
John T
Nancy A. Shore
Hutsonville
I Iinois
Helen
Christian Church
M Hutsonville High School
University of Illinois
University
Shore
Arizona
Phoenix
Sheis
Fern
Clodeé
Minnie
Hallie
Paula
Thelma
Coleridge
Edgar Guest
Mrs. Shore
Weather of a Week in Farmersburg Report
Miss Glenn Yeager cooperative weather observer covers the county for the week ending April 24. Daily highs ranged from 61 to 79 and lows from 29 to 50 with clear to cloudy skies. Rainfall totaled .50 inches on April 22.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Plating Blame Quote Attributed to Epictetus
A short aphorism contrasts fault assignment, noting that a vulgar man shifts blame to others, a novice philosopher blames himself, and a true philosopher blames neither. The line appears as an Epictetus reflection on accountability.
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Epictetus
Notice to Bidders for Rock Road Section in Sullivan County
Sullivan County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by 12 noon May 2 1921 for Section No 1 6400 feet rock road in Jefferson township per petition Jeff G Jackson et al vs People of Jefferson township plans on file in Auditor’s office. right to reject all bids. Attest Auditor Frank M Daniels. First insertion April 13 1921.
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Board of Commissioners
Sullivan County
Indiana
Rock Road
Jefferson Township
Said County
Jeff G. Jackson
Ofice
Board of & Fiuners
Indiane
Eravel Road
Gill Township
Frank Kimberlain
the Auditor
Hamilton Township
William Hummel
W. H. Poston
John Scott
Percy Wolfe
Board of County Commissioners
Frank M. Daniels
Notice of Final Settlement in Hollingsworth Estate
Alexander C. Hollingsworth administrator of Thomas F. Hollingsworth's estate in Sullivan County Indiana files final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for first judicial day of March term 1921. creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why report should not be approved. Walters Word Attorney.
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Alexander Co. Hollingsworth
Thomas F. Hollingsworth
Sullivan County
Indiauna
Sullivan Circuit Court
Alexander CC Jjoilinegsworth
Rstte
Thilinesworth
Tate
Salli Y Cormnty
Podinata
Creditur Benedy Exoof
Adiministratar
Walter FL Wood
Anttorpes
Notice of City Election in Sullivan May 3 1921
The city of Sullivan schedules elections in all wards on May 3 1921 from 6 am to 6 pm to nominate candidates for mayor city clerk one councilman per ward and two at large. Voting places include 804 North State Street residence in the first ward city hall in the second ward and R A Plunkett garage in the third ward. City Clerk John J Gravemier signs the notice dated April 19 1921 with the first insertion April 20 1921.
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City of
Sullivan
R. W. Logan
N. State St
City Hall
R. A. Plunkett
John J. Gravemier
Executors seek court approval of final account in Hays estate
Will Hays and Hinkle C Hays executors of John T Hays late of Sullivan County Indiana filed in Sullivan Circuit Court their final report of the estate. The court will hear on Friday May 18 1921 the 11th judicial day of the May term creditors heirs and legatees are notified to attend and show cause why the report should not be approved.
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Mary E. Bland
William H. Bland
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
R. E. Bland
A. G. McNabb
H. Hays
Hinkle C. Hays
John T. Hays
Aave
Sullivan Circuit
H. Hays. Hinkle
Audie V. Carinthers
Ray Scott
Audie V. Carrithers
Lirdley & Bedwell
Benevolence On Top of the Head, Phrenologist Quip
A playful exchange notes male specialists locating benevolence at the head’s summit while a counterpart jokes about keeping virtue far from wealth. The brief line showcases humor on character and money.
Water Power Growth in France During War
Water power use in France has risen by over 50 percent since the war began. By the end of 1921 the available water power is projected to be twice the level in force at the war's outbreak.
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France
Nurse Seeks Special Job For Ex Pugilist Patient
A dialogue notes a former boxer, now a nurse, asking what his special role is. The response says he will come in handy to put the patients to sleep, implying a role in sedation or quieting patients during care.
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Special Information Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Walt
Storswell
Griggins
Jigggers
Bouin
Ebenezer Octagon
Octagon
John Scottercy Wolfe
Hays & Hays, Attorneys
Manning
Barre
Davis Brothers
E. Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
Riggs Clay Product Company
Terre Haute Daily Star
The
Sullivan Union
Terre Haute Star
Sullivan, Indiana
Ind
Acetylene
Harry Dilley Sullivan
South Bend Tires Sale
N. S
N.S
NS US
Cord Cord Parte
United States
New York
West Jackson ST
Sullivan County Farmers
Moses Lindley Stinnett
Intina
Taylor Fay Stinnett
Walter F. Wood
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