Sullivan County Bulletin Faces Panic and Economic Pressure
The Sullivan Union reflects on a national panic with industrial and agricultural strain. It urges railroad rate cuts and wage relief, cites coal and rail strikes, and calls for a square deal as farmers, workers, and merchants cope with price pressures and wartime shifts. Local notices list residents visiting, surgeries, travel, and community events.
Ferns Spread Through Asexual Colony Growth
Fragmented text describes how certain ferns spread by producing new plants from a parent, leading to a colony forming around the original plant. The new plants grow in place, repeating the process with little involvement from spores, and multiple generations may appear before connections fade.
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Ters Archi
Feeding Dairy Herds for Profit and Health
The article outlines profitable dairy feeding practices including milk yield targets, cottage cheese and butter production, and the importance of balanced rations. It covers pasture needs, winter feeding rules from the U S Department of Agriculture, grain to milk and butterfat ratios, and methods to improve milk output while maintaining cow comfort and health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cow for Every Farm
The article argues every farm should have at least one dairy cow to provide affordable, nutritious milk and dairy dishes. It notes cows efficiently use pasture, require modest winter commercial feed, and offer economic and health benefits for all family members. The piece urges at least one cow per farm for profitability and diet variety.
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Tevery
Protecting the Manger from Horse Gnawing
Advice notes how horses chew the upper edge of their mangers and suggests fitting an old buggy tire around the top to prevent damage. The method is described as effective to stop gnawing.
Whittlin and Creditors Meet in Indiana Bankruptcy Notice
A fragmented poem opens with whittling imagery and life advice then transitions to a formal bankruptcy notice in the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana. Farmers Union Elevator Company of Carlisle Sullivan County is bankrupt No 50381. First meeting of creditors set for November 7 at 1:00 PM in Sullivan Indiana. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee examine debtor and transact business. Lafayette Indiana October 18 1921.
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District Court of the United States
Tadiana
Farmers Union Elevator Company
Carlisle
Sullivan
Sullivan Circuit Court
Indiana
Lafayette
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