Sulphur Treatment Reduces Potato Scab but Never Eliminates It
New York Cornell experiments show applying 450 to 900 pounds of sulfur per acre broadcast and mixed into surface soil before planting reduces potato scab significantly, though not completely. Lime with sulfur can negate fungicidal power, while 900 pounds sulfur with lime preserves effect. sulfur in fertilizer mildly harms yield unless small doses offer some fertilizing value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornell Station
Department of Agriculture
A Historically Enduring Whitewash Mixture
A farm formula for a long lasting indoor whitewash is given by George H. Glover. It uses lime with boiling water salt ground rice Spanish whiting and glue mixed and aged for several days before hot application. The note warns this variant costs more but endures longer than standard lime washes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Glover
Colorado Experiment Station
Eradicating Quack Grass Seeds in Farm Crops
The article warns quack grass matures seeds in standing hay and spring grains. It spreads via threshing machines and contaminated seed grain. Learn to identify seeds and thoroughly clean grain, especially oats and barley. Buy seed early and ensure no quack seeds are present.
Profitable Side Line: Raising Sheep for Stock Improvement
A profitable side line in farming is to raise a few good sheep each year for buyers who pay extra to improve their stock. Maintain quality stock pastures and barns and employ a reliable keeper. Be fair in sales and avoid overpricing. otherwise you risk collapse from overextension.
How To Make Tree Planting Comfortable For Growth
To grow a tree well the planting should aim for comfort in its new environment. Drain wet land and prepare the soil a year ahead. Plow under clover or cowpeas in fall to build humus. Trees can thrive in poor soils if initial root soil is improved, and once established they require less care.
Oats Make Good Stock Hay
If hay is scarce this season or oats are wind crushed, cut in the early milk stage and cured as hay. Barley and rye can be used similarly to augment a short hay crop. A ton of oat hay provides 86 pounds of digestible protein, while red clover offers 133 pounds, making oat hay a solid choice for growing stock or dairy cows.
Elisha Restores Shunammite's Son and Syria Captives
The study outlines Elisha reviving the Shunammite's son and the punishment of Gehazi for covetousness. It narrates Elisha's blindings and the Syrians' defeat, followed by a feast as they are returned home. The piece links these events to future Restitution in Messiah's kingdom and emphasizes righteous judgment and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiah
Elisha
Gehazi
Ezekiel
Naaman
Final Settlement Notice for James R. Hinkle Estate
Citizens Trust Company of Sullivan Indiana administrator of James R. Hinkle deceased files final account in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Monday November 22 1915 first judicial day of the November term 1915. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Trust Company
Sullivan
Indiana
James R. Hinkle
Sullivan Circuit Court
Surviving Partners Seek Continuation of Dix Lumber Co
Parvn tha B. Dix and Hezekiah L. Dix file in Sullivan Circuit Court to continue the Dix Lumber Company business as surviving partners. Attorneys Hays & Hays note first insertion October 13, 1915 and run for 31 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parvntha B. Dix
Hezekiah L. Dix
Sullivan Circuit Court
Dix Lumber Company
Parintha B. DIX
HAYS
Spiritism Said to Be Demonism
A short brochure argues that Spiritist communications originate from demons, citing Bible proof and examples of fallen spirits impersonating the dead and even God or Christ to control followers. It warns of possession and madness, offers numerous illustrations, and promotes the ten cent pamphlet via the Bible and Tract Society in Brooklyn for interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan Indiana
In Sullivan Indiana the executor I H K Alley will sell by public auction on October 30 1915 at the north door of Sullivan Court House described real estate in three tracts plus a city lot and a 95 acre whole. Sale prices 1 3 cash 1 3 in six months 1 3 in twelve months with six percent interest and mortgage security. Bids begin at two o clock p m with parcels offered separately then the whole. First insertion Sept 29 1915 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Circuit Court
William M. Denney
Court House
Sullivan
Indiana
County of
Washington Street
Sullivan County
City of
H. Kalley
Notice of final account in Sullivan Court
George W. Unger as administrator of John Unger deceased has filed a final report in Sullivan Circuit Court. The hearing is set for Friday October 29 1915, the 47th judicial day of the September Term 1915. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Unger
John Unger
Sullivan Circuit Court
Notice of Appointment Executrix of William T. Dix Estate
Undersigned named as executrix of the estate of William T. Dix late of Sullivan county Indiana deceased. The estate is believed solvent. Hays and Hays Executrix Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah A. Smith
Sullivan County
Indiana
William C. Cox
William T. Dix
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Chas. Bradbury
W. Jackson St
John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
M. A. Haddon
Biggs Clay Product Co
Ind
W. H. Hill, JR
Insurance, Abstracts
Fidelity Loan CO
Carl E. Smith
Louis Meter
Charles F. Cox
Walter F. Wood
Kings
Jehovah
Benhadad
Syria
Israel
Dothan
Samaria
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Wible Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
W. R. Nesbit
The
Dix Lumber Co
Websters New International
Merriam Webster
India
Merriam Webater
Bucklen
Laurent & Thompson Attorneys At Law
Shelburn,nd
Interurban
Terre Haute
Universal Ocean3
Dept. A
Ave
New York City
M. A. Haddon Real Hetate
Watson's
North Side Square
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