Methods of Calf Testicle Extraction and Wool Preparation
The article outlines several instruments for castration and describes methods used in wool preparation in the west. It notes the cannula type, twisting scoops, and spoon forceps for equine or animal castration, with cautions on slips and operation. It then details Australian inspired wool processing at Pioneer shed in Wyoming, contrast with Ely Nevada and other sites, and discusses training, grading, and market response to better prepared wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Australia
New Zealand
Bitter Creek
Sweetwater County
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Rock Springs High School
Rocky Mountain States
Ely
Nev
Wamcutter
Daley
Ranch
Solon
Pioneer Shed
Reading
Wamsutter
United States
Farmer Profits Rising Ginseng and Ford Profit Sharing
Ott Evans in Jasonville farms ginseng with 100000 plants and 360000 gallon pond while selling about 400 dollars of root over 12 years. Ford Motor Company announces a 50 dollar profit sharing check to 300000 buyers in August 1915 tied to recent price reductions and cost controls.
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Ott Evans
Jasonville
White River
Wabash River
Eel River
Sheet
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Roverring
Ford
Personal notices and obituaries from Curry town area
Joseph T. Asbury aged 65 died Thursday morning of heart failure at his home in Curry Town Ship northeast of Shelburn. Survived by wife and children Mabel Anderson Joseph Asbury Jesse two brothers and other relatives. Funeral Saturday at Ebenezer cemetery. Local updates include visitors from Chicago Los Angeles and Indianapolis with family travels and chores around Farmersburg Merom and nearby towns. A tomato weighing 19 ounces is noted and local officials and residents are mentioned in routine notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Asbury
Curry
Shelburn
Asbury
Geo. Asbury
M. B
Farmersburg
A. P. Asbury
Jackson Township
Ebenezer Cemetery
Stewart K. Smith
Chicago
Consolidated Indiana Coal Company
Deering Coal Company
Will BE
Box
Sites Park
Colorado
Frank Lemmens
E.feld
Claude Thompson
Claud Crowder
Ind@lanspol's
Hinkle C. Hays
Merom
Chautauqua House
John T. Hays
Harry Speake
Carlisle
Speake
Los Angeles
California
Roy McClanahan
F. M. Wright
Frances
Indianapolis
T. W. Kennedy
James Sinclair
Charles Batey
Moores Hill
George H. Murphy
Batey
Cecil
Mabel Miller
Maryeville
Ohio
True Friend of Gardeners Toads as Pest Control Helpers
The toad's diet is 77 percent insects with the rest spiders crustacea and worms. Its hunts on the wing with an active tongue making it a valuable garden ally. European gardeners buy toads for insect control and treat them kindly as they pose little harm aside from occasional digging in flower beds.
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Indiana Post Office 1915
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana Post Office as of August 4 1915 and to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Ladies list includes Mrs Elsie Hudson and Martha Nichols. Gentlemen list includes Doris Harry Hoffman Mr S McInnis John. When calling for these letters say advertised. W B Aydelotter P M.
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Sullivan, Ind
Hudson
Elsie Nichols
Martha
Doris
Harry Hoffman
Carlisle Briefs Highlight Local Trade and Moves
John G Frazee swapped a Dugger area farm for Jacob Baughman hardware at Merom and took possession Tuesday. Baughman sold the hardware to Dan Pirtle and had held it briefly. Jim McConnell sold his west Carlisle farm to George W Unger, moving from the Ben Evans property. Unger plans to move there while keeping his other farm. Tri Kappa invites Carlisle to a mid summer dance at the Elks home on August 12 with music by Wooslove orchestra.
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John G. Frazee
Dugger
Jacob Baughman
Merom
J.frazee
Flatrock
Illinois
Baughman
Dan Pirtle
Jim McConnell
Carlisle
George W. Unger
Ben Evans
McConnell
Mr. Evans
Unger
Tri Kappa
Elks Home
Wooslow Orchasera
Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana Couples
John E. Pierce and Estella McIntosh of Farmersburg. Jacob Young and Pris cilla Griffiths of Dugger. Dave Roy and Clara E. Turner of Dugger and Palestine. Emil Reedy and Ida Neal of Hymera. Jesse Wood and Frances Coppage near Graysville. Oscar Fields and Rossa P. Clark of Jackson Hill. Augustus Denney and Nellie Hutchinson of Jackson Hill.
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John E. Pierce
Miner
Farmersburg
Estella McIntosh
Jacob Young
Barber
Priscilla Griffiths
Dugger
Dave Roy
Palestine
Lil
Clara E. Turner
Emil Reedy
Ida Neal
Hymera
Jesse Wood
Farmer
Frances Coppage
Graysville
Oscar Fields
Rossa P. Clark
Jackson Hill
Augustus Denney
Nellie Hutchinson
Change in Livery Business at Park and Wile
Holt Park has sold his interest in the livery business to partner Frank Wible. Guy Wible, son of Mr. Wible, is now a member of the firm. The new firm will be known as Wible and will continue the business.
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Holt Park
Park & Wile
Frank Wible
Guy _Wible
Wible
Fir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Wool
Indiana State Fair
Yiall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
F. L. Good
Robert
Winamac
Ruby Powell
Bloomfield
Cyrus .E. Davis
Theodore Powell
Bertha Roston
Citizens Trust Company
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
Philadelphia
Carlisle News Briefs
Sullivan Union
County News
The
Terre Haute
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