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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1917

Page

3

What Constitutes a Good Mother By Mrs Marie Shields

Mrs Marie Shields reads a Turman Township Better Farming Club paper outlining a good mother as a devout Christian who values education, industry, patience, obedience, and truthful, compassionate parenting. She cites scripture and sayings from Lincoln to Plato, stressing household discipline, example over instruction, and a mother’s enduring influence on a child’s character and destiny.

Mrs Marie Shields Turman Township Better Farming Club Vor Christ Napoleon Lincoln John Quincy Adams Ruskin Plato Solomon

William L Mason obituary from New Lebanon Indiana pastor and community pillar

William Laraby Mason born October 22 1852 near New Lebanon Indiana died April 18 191 his age 64 years 5 months 26 days married Margaret Calvert September 13 1876 they had five children two died Grace and Della survive widow and three sons John Merom Robert New Lebanon Heber Terre Haute three grandchildren and siblings Mrs Barco Sullivan Mrs Walter Morgan Carlisle John Malta Montana three sisters in laws All joined the Methodist Episcopal church young and served as steward for many years noted as faithful devout citizen and community loss

William Laraby Mason Baker Nancy (Hunt) Mason New Lebanon Ind Margaret Calvert Grace Della John Merom Robert Heber Terre Haute Melvin Basil Wilfred Barco Sullivan Walter Morgan Carlisle Malta Montana James Mason Connecticut Charles Mason Louise Mason Methodist Episcopal Church Brother Mason

Wartime Garden Guide Planting and Maintenance Tips

Prepared in Washington by the National Emergency Food Garden Commission experts. Transplant tomatoes peppers eggplant in April from frames to gardens. Sow celery seed in frames. Transplant annuals and bulbs. Plant beans carrots cucumbers melons squash okra and more. Maintain mellow soil and spray for pests as plans for disposal of crops are considered.

Washington National Emergency Food Garden Commission Conservation Department The American Forestry Association

Lettuce and Root Crops Care Guide Steps

Care for lettuce plants in a hotbed and sweet potatoes in a plant frame. Sow Brussels sprouts seeds in Plant beans pumpkins and corn. Harvest and replant crops promptly to maintain continuous production.

Garden Tasks For Fall Planting And Maintenance

Transplant sweet potato plants from frame to garden. Sow tomato cabbage and collard seeds in frame for fall crab. Tomatoes sown in early June cabbage and collards in late June. Sow hardy perennials in hot beds. Shade with slat screens. Transplant hardy perennial flowers six to twelve inches apart. Plant beans and corn. Prune spring flowering shrubs after bloom. Plant dahlia roots. Spray for insects and diseases.

Sprouts Transplanted and Garden Planting Planned

Transplant Brussels sprouts from frame to garden. Plant Irish potatoes beans corn carrots and rutabaga. Arrange for a canning demonstration.

August Garden Tasks For Cool Season Veg

Transplant tomato collard cabbage and celery plants from frame to garden. Sow seeds of lettuce and endive. Plant beans beets parsley kohlrabi carrots turnips and garden peas smooth variety.

Garden Work Instructions For Spring Planting

Transplant lettuce and endive in the frame to the garden. Sow lettuce endive and cabbage seeds in the frame. Root cuttings of roses. Plant spinach kale mustard winter radish carrots onion sets and crimson clover.

Spinach as a Favorite Garden Crop and Winter Planting Tips

Spinach is a top greens crop for home gardeners. Plant in Norfolk area through winter when unfrozen, or autumn north of that latitude with straw mulch. Sow drills one foot apart, one ounce per 100 feet, rich loam recommended, harvest by removing entire plant and select larger plants first to allow others to mature.

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Just What Vegetables to Grow Depends on Family Tastes

Readers learn how to plan a small garden for year round fresh vegetables. The article from the US Department of Agriculture notes multiple crops per plot, rotation, spacing, and a detailed layout approach to maximize efficiency and flavor. It emphasizes planning, records of success, and avoiding repeated crops in the same space.

United States Department of Agriculture

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