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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
8
Farmers are warned prices rise for White Cedar Red Cedar Locust and other posts. Offer includes terms pay after Sept 1 with no interest, guaranteed stay length, free delivery, and comparisons to rival fences.
Entomologist James Troop of Purdue advises field protection against army worms in Indiana. He suggests furrow fencing with holes every 2 3 yards to trap worms and spreading poison bran mash made from wheat bran Paris Green salt water lemons and molasses over affected areas to kill the pests.
Expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement from Mrs. A. A. Bollhoefer and family.
Purdue University Extension advises immediate spraying to kill potato bugs before they lay many eggs. Use arsenate of lead or Paris Green with lime to protect leaves, repeating every two weeks through the season. early treatment reduces overall sprays and improves control.
Readable ad notes a selection of phonograph records of all kinds with latest titles. Prices listed as 85 cents and 1.00, offered by H. A Davis & Company.
Advertises an affordable talking machine for home use, promising a compact cabinet model and lower prices, inviting readers to upgrade from expensive options. The note emphasizes widespread accessibility and modern convenience for households.
Harponola introduces a new era of records machines with feature parity to costly rivals and adds the ability to play Edison Victor Columbia Pathe and OKeh Empire discs. H A Davis & Company of Van Buren Indiana markets the machine.
These tablets target stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. A trial will show their efficacy as a first class medicine. Available for a quarter in July.
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