Chinch Bug Questions Answered for Indiana Wheat and Corn
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station answers chinch bug questions including whether to discontinue wheat or barley, wintering behavior, crop rotation effect, and protection strategies. It explains that bugs migrate, prefer thin vegetation, and that soybeans in corn can reduce second brood damage by shading the base and altering conditions.
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Indiana
G. T
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
LaFayette
Gift's Wheat Yields 47 Bushels Per Acre on 7 Acres
The best report comes from Chris Gift's farm where a seven acre wheat crop produced 47 bushels per acre and an average test weight of 61 14 pounds per bushel. Gift planted Turkey Red certified seed in October following Purdue guidelines, showcasing scientific farming.
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Chris Gift
Mr. Gift
Purdue
Gar City Journal
Black Locust Poisoning Hits Farm Livestock
On the Dr. C. M. Mix farm in Selma Indiana a death and several illnesses among cattle and horses were traced to black locust poisoning. Purdue University expert A A Hansen confirmed the bark seeds and leaves as dangerous. Mature trees are less risky. many cases involve sprouts from cut trees. Symptoms include colic nervous excitement and hindquarter paralysis. The note warns against grazing animals on locust bark or foliage and distinguishes from honey locust.
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C. M. Mix
Selma
Delaware County
Ind
A. A. Hansen
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Indiana
Hoosier
Great Commission Message on Apostles and Church Growth
The Great Commission entrusts all believers to preach the gospel and study Scripture as the church’s lifeblood. It emphasizes love as the transformative core, reconciliation between Jew and Gentile, and the authority of Christ with Christ’s promise to be with his followers always.
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Jesus
Disciples of Christ
Body of Christ
Christ
Christ Jesus
Peter
Farrville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Clarence McMillian and children visited relatives at Marion over Sunday. Several families from Sapulpa Roll Frankfort and Bridgeport joined Marion residents for dinners picnics and visits through the week. The Ladies Aid met with Tillie Collett on Wednesday afternoon and served a dainty lunch to attendees.
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Clarence McMillian
Marion
Clarence Wickham
Sapulpa
Okla
Amanda, Wickham
Roy Bole
George Green
Roll
Alta Green
Frankfort
Clarence Wilson
Harve Bole
Robert Houser
Henry Doyle
Grover Doyle
Bridgeport
Vern Dolye
Perry Lee
Harry Farr
Guy Kilander
Emma Nelson
Etta Miller
Mae
Howard Byall
Wilbur Nelson
Harry Farr and
Ransom Schooley
Bess Schooley
Martha Ellen Schooley
Berniece Jones
Phillip Schooley
Muncie
Tillie Collett
Harding's Last Words Read Before Death
The final moments of President Harding are recalled by Alfred Holman who says Mrs. Harding read aloud as the president urged her to continue. His hand rose, his expression changed, and he died shortly after. Holman cites religious passages about salvation and baptism as part of the reflection on his last moments.
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President Harding
Edward Lawrence Opens West Main Shop For Blacksmithing
Public notice announces Edward Lawrence starting a shop on West Main Street offering blacksmithing wood working automobile top repairs and tops made to order saw filing and furniture repairing.
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West Main St
Edward Lawrence
Miss Mable Bole Spends Sunday with Waunita Courter
Miss Mable Bole spent Sunday visiting Miss Waunita Courter. The pair enjoyed a quiet afternoon together, sharing conversations and companionship.
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Mable Bole
Waunita Courter
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J. J. Davis
J.F. Roberts
van Buren, Ind
WE New International
G. & C. Merriam Con
Springfield
Mass
U.S. A
GIFT
Arthur H. Nye
Message of the Great Commission
Farrville
Harding
Chiropractic
W. A. Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
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Marion National Bank
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Borderland Coal
Binder Twine
Armers Elevator
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