Silage feeding for cattle boosts gains and coats
The article discusses producing corn silage from well grown corn with clover or alfalfa to regulate bowels and add protein. It notes replacing soybeans with corn silage alone can perform well and that larger carbohydrate content may still yield strong results. 170 head of three-year-old steers fed corn silage plus hay and cottonseed meal showed rapid weight gains and high sale price. It cautions silos and barns require scale, and profitability depends on herd size and management. Mrs. James B. Maple of Shelburn is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Liverpool
James B. Maple
Shelburn
Local Market Poultry and Hides Page Snapshot
Local market notices show poultry and hides sales with scattered vendor marks. The fragment lists entries like geese and turkeys and mentions auctions or sales, with unclear names and locations due to OCR noise.
England's Oldest Canal Rebuilt After Decay
The oldest English canal, a Roman cut from Lincoln to the Trent near Torksey spanning 11 miles, was deepened and widened in 1840 by the Edinburgh Stevenson firm after a period of decay that began in King Henry I's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Linoln
Trent
Torksey
Kenry I
Dreaded Drapery Style Deterrent for Men
A humorously uptight note on drapery shops where men feel out of place among feminine surroundings. The tease suggests the store atmosphere repels men more than attracts them, reflecting gendered shopping norms in the era.
How Tiny Creatures Live
The microscope reveals a world of micro life. Tiny beings endure pain and pleasure much as humans do, and a struggle for existence unfolds in this realm too.
Strangely Changing Lake Tchad Draws Fresh Attention
In Africa Lake Tchad shows a pattern of rising and falling in size and depth over a 20 year span, a phenomenon discussed anew in the past two years. Researchers note its alternating expansion and contraction, underscoring the lake's unusual variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Five Cents Worth of Chestnuts Attract Busy Stand
A chestnut vendor in New York sees a growing line as customers queue for five cents worth of nuts. A bystander quips that the rush would require a cash register and a girl to run it as demand increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinney
New York Press
Untitled fragment hints at a regional event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person or group in a seaside or harbor area with unclear details about dates, places, or actions. The legible elements point to a nameless field report or caption lacking concrete names or outcomes.
Van Pog Well Answer Refutes Murder Purge Claims
Unclear readable text describes a confrontation or response regarding alleged murder purge claims. Names and places are not legible. core action suggests a denial or clarification issued by a figure labeled Van Pog. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Pog
Fragmentary OCR Note with Names and Places
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several names and places in a scattered list. It references Selmi Wall, AVillfars, and Woody Wea with unclear context about coal or basil notes. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Wirkham
Dalleges
Selmi Wall
Avillfars Woody
Personal notes from Shelbyville area locals
Oberteateds ode ateode ode atande mentions Mr and Mrs Jack Meisenhelder of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Jas Meisenhelder. Katharyn Willis returns to Shelbyville after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M F Willis. Norval Harris takes a reporter post in Lebanon Indiana. Wool prices rise to a high in years. John Maxwell admitted to the Day Monday after study with John T and Will Filiavs. Rev M W Yootim and family of Martinsville visit Mr and Mrs James Stewart. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ben C Crewier of Sullivan. Jack and Jad, Devil dett visit Gordon Net to see Jasper Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meisenhelder
Chicago
Jas. Meisenhelder
Katharyn Willis
M. F. Willis
Shelbyville
Norval Harris
Lebanon
Ind
Lebanon Daily Reporter
John Maxwell
John T
Will Filiavs
Maxwell
M. W. Yootim
Martinsville
James Stewart
Yootun
Christian Church
Corning
Ben C. Crewier
Sullian Ou
Jad
Devil
Gordon, Net
Jasper Leach
Lancing
Loan offer inquiry from Va with security details at Crowder
A user asks about a loan option with a hundred dollars and terms from Virginia. They request information on borrowing eligibility and security class while offering to answer questions. The note mentions VRE East side of Square in Crowder Build, seeking clarification and potential approval.
For Sale Three Cribs Of Corn In Indiana
For sale three cribs of corn ranging 200 to 300 bushels each priced at 70 cents per bushel. Gaage measure. See or phone John Wisener in Farmersburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wisener
Farmersbureg
Ind
Great Actions Endure in Memory Through Unpopular Causes
A Paraphrased reflection from Pericles on judging merit by enduring impact. The text asserts that greatness invites temporary unpopularity, yet the immediate glory of noble deeds outlives critics in collective memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pericles
Feminina Inconsistency In Chicago Record Herald Note
A brief opinion notes a woman resentful of her husband’s overtime work, fearing deprivation of pleasure, then later complains about his poverty with contemptuous tones as depicted in the Chicago Record-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Origin of shaking hands traced to ancient Israel
The custom of shaking hands is traced back to ancient Israelite times as a gesture to glorify peace swear friendship promise alliance or give security.
Friendship and Love Faults as Moral Mirrors
A reflective line from De La Bruyere contrasts friendship and love noting that friendship exposes faults in friends while love reveals faults in oneself. The quotation emphasizes self awareness and the differing lenses of close bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Bruyere
A Shield of Soap
A barber scene unfolds with a customer asking for thorough lather as he invokes a tailor to come forth, hinting at a humorous or ironic domestic interruption in a shop setting.
Local residents visit and attend services across cities
A string of visits and absences from Fairbanks to Sullivan and Terre Haute notes include Mr. and Mrs. Pittman en route, Mr. and Mrs. Smock in town, Charles A. Llovad family at decoration services, Mrs. Dial visiting Plainville, and Meg Exxmia Harris in town. Several locals attend Terre Haute decoration services. Miss Nettie XY remembered by many. Miss Anna Weaver recovers from illness. John Trhrner shows improvement from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pittman
Fairbanks
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock
Charles A. Llovad
Terre Haute
A. M. Dial
Plainville
Maggie McClain
Meg
Exxmia Harris
Mumiber
Mertie Ferguson
Lintoy
Terre Taute
David Daneuter
Frank Das Euston
Das
Algeie Iceinfelt
All Peel
Cadonia
Merneovier
Lucinda Bennnett
Maggie Gennett
Lewis
Chis Weer
Jean Oeaver
Anna Weaver
Lizzie Corbin
Bertha Shepherd
John Trhrner
Graysville Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Graysville updates list visitors residents and travel notes including C C Morin Frank Alsop Levi Strain and T K Cushman with Wm P Bailey at Merom. Wheat crop looks promising and several locals report repairs and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Morin
Frank Alsop
Levi Strain
T. K. Cushman
Wm. P. Bailey
Merom
Hazel Burton
Fred Hoke
Indianapolis
Wm. H. Burnett
Elizabeth
Jasper Huff
Yager
Clarence Whitlock
Jessie Cushman
Terre Haute
Newt Burton
Dr. Parker
Merom Junction Community Notes and Weather Outlook
Crook Milam and family visit son in law George McKinley this week. Wabash river rising rapidly threatening low ground farmland. Janes Kaufman recovering from rheumatism after weeks in bed. Uncle Winfield McCrory visiting J J Raley at Hutsonville. he is 83 and active. Wheat looks fine for a good crop though melons presently weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook Milam
Turman Township
George McKinley
Ed. Brokaw
Pearl
Junction
Rev. Langdon
Terre Haute
Chicago
Wabash
J. J. Raley
Sullivan
William Wait
Providence
Janes B. Kaufman
Winfield McCrory
Hutsonville
Field
James McCrory
Ethel Raley
Alex. Kaufman
Shelburn
Local Notes and Social Gatherings Across Merom and Graysville
Corn prospers despite stand issues as W M Johnson returns to duties as agent. Janes Bates and family dined with W C Nichols. Uncle Henry French travels to Merom on business. Lee Corder buys a new buggy and drives on Sunday. Charles Corder and family visit Terre Haute brother W M Corder. A Merom band concert drew a large crowd and a free show is planned on Chautauqua grounds weekly. Mrs Myrtle Fenner of Cincinnati to visit family in early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. MM. Johnson
Janes Bates
W. C. Nichols
Henry French
Merom
Henri
Lee Corder
Charles Corder
Terre Haute
Henry Swipey
Westphalia
James Pierson
Dick Messinsey
Billy Arnett
Graysville
Junction
Myrtle Fenner
Cincinnati
E. P. French
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
Rebecca Eaton expresses gratitude to kind neighbors friends and I O O F members for assistance during her husband illness and passing and for the floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Eaton
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Wes
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Kendell
Warry
Bhu
Mary Denton
Msery Denton
Edward Kendell
Indianap
Lis Marke
Staere
Iit
MAT Res
Caighwhale
Sullivan Cemnty
Sreedors
Loogal
Fletcher
Roy
Abia
Tye
Parker
Dra
Sastoria
Naadem
SoEs
Fjoosier Bargain Store
Farmersburg
Vost
Rou
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State Bank
John F. Ward
Washington, Ind
Will Yager
C. F. Thomas
E. G. Carruthers
C. E. Thomas
Zella Yager
Addison Pearce
Illinois
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Hymera
Harve Woodward
Merom Junction
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