How It Worked in Ohio Sugar Beet Prosperity Claim
Paulding banker C H Allen says establishing sugar beet culture will raise Ohio farmland value by 20 million dollars this year. He notes 5 million in Paulding county farm property gains and over 5 million invested in beet factories, plus broader benefits including more farm labor and higher yields on rotated crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding
Ohio
C. H. Allen
Indiana
Michigan
Indigna
Sugar Beet Boosts Soil and Crop Yields
The Sugar Beet increases soil fertility and crop yields when in rotation. Deep-rooted beets require ten to fourteen inch soil, weed-free seed beds, autumn plowing, and removal of weeds. Their roots leave humus and aerating channels, enabling subsequent crops to access nutrients at greater depths, potentially doubling or tripling soil output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Magazine
Truman G. Palmer
Europe
America
Mr. Palmer
Beet Pulp as Cattle Food
The Department of Agriculture notes beet pulp as premier feed for milk cows and fattening cattle, sheep, and other farm animals. It remains valuable wet from the factory or dried, supporting a beet pulp trade of about $2,000,000 annually shipping to distant markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Middle Western States
Forbidden Betrothal Sparks Unexpected Romance
Myrtle, heir to a will that pairs her 21st birthday with Gilbert Braithwaite, suppresses love with a cruel arrangement. Gilbert, visiting to win her, confronts her indifference and a dramatic ride ends with a kiss and mutual confession of love. The couple acknowledges their fathers’ willed plans but chooses love now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Fenton Braithewaite
Myrtle
Gilbert
Mr. Howard
Quality and usefulness of a thoroughbred horse
Experienced breeders and users recognize quality as essential to strength durability and wearing qualities. Quality means fineness of texture density of bone and fine coat while maintaining size and weight. A horse with true quality shows steel like cannon bone lean head sharp ears and clear blood like veins. it combines quality with quantity for maximum usefulness.
Interurban Time Table for Sullivan and Terre Haute
Effective February 10 1913 schedules show Sullivan to Terre Haute trains at 5 45 am 7 00 am 8 40 am 10 00 am 11 00 am 12 40 pm 1 20 pm 3 15 pm 4 00 pm 4 50 pm 6 10 pm 7 20 pm 8 40 pm 10 00 pm 12 00 pm Terre Haute to Sullivan trains at 4 45 am 5 35 am 7 10 am 8 40 am 10 00 am 11 20 am 12 20 pm 2 00 pm 2 30 pm 3 30 pm 5 00 pm 6 00 pm 7 30 pm 9 00 pm 11 00 pm Youngstown and Pimento stop only for signals and limited trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Youngstown
Pimento
Our Four Books Free With Inventions Prizes Offered
Our Four Books sent free with listing of inventions sought by manufacturers and promoters. Prizes offered for inventions. Patents secured or fee returned. Victor J. Evans & Co. 700 Ninth St Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor J. Evans & CO
Ninth St
Washington, D. C
Railroad time table notices for Terre Haute and southeast Indiana
The notice lists southbound and northbound train arrivals at Sullivan with times for Nos 201 203 202 and 204 effective September 4 1910. It notes connections via Chicago Peoria and Louisville west to other points and to Vandalia Monon and Westport for Greensboro and points north and central. Time tables and information are available from A L O Neil local agent or H P Radley G P T A Trust Building Terre Haute Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre
Westport
Boi Feur
Greensboro
Pofets
Pagseenger Ereadaetie
Shelter for Fattening Cattle Is Important
An advisory piece from F. G. King of Purdue University’s Animal Husbandry Department stresses the importance of proper shelter for fattening cattle. It outlines how shelter protects livestock from weather, supports health, and improves feed efficiency, urging farmers to implement suitable housing and ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. King
Animal Husbandry
Purdue University School of Agriculture
Purdue University Agricultural Extension
Open shed fattening yields faster gains for cattle study
In a Missouri station trial over four winters cattle in an open shed gained 1.92 pounds daily versus 1.70 pounds for barn housed animals. Open shelter produced 6.24 pounds gain per bushel of corn eaten, while barn fed cattle produced 4.91 pounds. Fresh air and sunshine matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Missouri
Beetle Hunting In Queensland Reward Drawn Declared
Queensland sugar planters offered a reward of 2d a pound for cane grub beetles. A Brisbane correspondent notes hundreds now hunt beetles as a profession. One man earns £6 weekly during beetle season and boys from £2 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisbane
Australia
Work Means Growth in Personal Development
A brief reflection on work as the essential path to growth. It argues that the act of labor develops hand, heart, and brain more than any external achievement. The text emphasizes personal transformation over tangible results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Prices prove buying cows cheaper than raising them
The idea that it is cheaper to buy cows than raise them has been refuted by recent prices for good cattle. If you own good cows, raise the heifers from the best of them to maximize value.
Be Satisfied with the Breeds and Their Worth
The speaker urges contentment with existing breeds and calls for improving the old rather than experimenting with the new. It praises finding value in all breeds and emphasizes the reader's role in drawing out good qualities.
Real Estate Listings and Easy Payment Loans Offered
Real estate buyers and sellers advertise rural and city properties with loans on real estate and personal property. A partial list includes 40 to 137 acre tracts near rock, dirt, or gravel roads and several houses with monthly payments ranging from 7 to 15 dollars. Interested readers are invited to visit the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Road
Carlisle
S. W
Dugger
West Street
Cross Street
East Beech St
East Washington St
Elm Park
South Court St
Ordinary pin causes three million dollar baby
A reader notes a quirky scene in Clash of Contrast where a one cent safety pin unexpectedly disrupts a three million dollar baby. The exchange prompts a wry Cleveland Phin Nealer observation about a printer’s misprint and a pedestrian’s question to a policeman.
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Cleveland
Phin Nealer
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W. L. Laurent
Ola
Shelburn, Ind
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Knotts Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
R.g.cantrell
New York
the Farm and Home Magazine
Louis
United States
Globe-Democrat
Globe Printing Company, Publishers
St. Louis, Mo
Ghigago, Terre Haute and
Southeastern Fi
Sv. Sullivan
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Cincinnati
H. P. Radley, G. P
T. A
Terre Haute, Ind
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Ash Grocery the Best
White Front Grocery
Insurance, Abstracts
C. H. Stratton Loan Co
Dr. Crowder
Public Square
Clayton A. Price
Beasley and
Griggs Sullivan
Ind
Barco
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