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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

3

Chinch Bugs Bother Van Buren Farmers In Wells County

County Agent Gray organized local farmers in Van Buren township to combat chinch bugs moving from oats to corn. John James of Jackson township reported ten infected acres and a $1000 corn crop value. He favors kerosene emulsion sprayed as contact insecticide with repeated applications.

John James Jackson Township Wells County van Buren James Gray van Buren Township B. Harris Huntington Pike Michael Zent

Mickie Says Editors Forgive Curses In Death Notice

A playful note claims editors will overlook insults toward a deceased man after he beat a rival in a long subscription dispute. The piece suggests the editor will write a half column praising the deceased and his good nature for the readers.

Wheat of very poor grade cited in farm pest report

Local manager Eli N Morris of Studabaker Grain and Seed Company says farmers delivered wheat is of very poor quality. Williamson and Howard produced the best grain this season though not yet graded No 2. Yields are low averaging 15 to 20 bushels per acre amid chinch bug infestation. County agent Gray organized farmers in Union Chapel township to combat bugs with dust furrows and limited spraying.

Eli N. Morris Studabaker Grain and Seed Company W. F. Williamson P. S. Howard Morris Williamson Howard Or. C. Calvin Matthews Jefferson Township

Drive Up or Call Up Drive Up or Call Up

We are making good in our business by pleasing motorists with good tires, quick service and moderate charges. Miller Tires are praised for uniform mileage and a standard of workmanship. The quick obliging service encourages customers to return and trade here.

Miller

Low Grade Wheat Delivered to Wellington Mills Co

The lowest quality wheat ever delivered to local elevators was received by Wellington Milling Co yesterday. Several hundred bushels tested at 4 8 4 4, well below No 5 grade. One elevator had about 200 bushels of No 1 grain from a single farmer, while nearly 6 000 bushels averaged No 3. Vernon’s reported the only rye, a 500 bushel lot.

Wellington Milling Co Anderson Herald Vernons

LAME SHOULDER RELIEF CLAIMS WITH REST

A reader advises rheumatic muscle pain responds to absolute rest and Chamberlain's Liniment with a few applications. The note ends with the word July.

Wheat Yields About 20 Bushels Per Acre Near Summitville

Wheat threshing began Friday near Summitville at the Glen Woods east farm and the Joseph Hannon west farm with reports showing an equal yield of about 20 bushels per acre.

Summitville Glen Woods Joseph Hannon

Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Praised

A Savannah Missouri letter from October 12 1916 recounts a long time user praising Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for flux and dysentery with multiple cures and wide recommendation since first use in 9 years.

Savannah Chamberlain

Rye sample from Michigan farm promises higher yield

Thomas Smethers returns from his Michigan farm with a special rye variety. The heads are large and well filled, and it reportedly yields about 15 bushels more per acre than other varieties. A seed sample is available for viewing at the Farmers Trust Company bank.

Thomas Smethers Michigan Farmers Trust Company Bank

Wheat crop disappointing in Grant county farmers

The Fairmount News reports southern Grant county farmers face a disappointing wheat harvest with most grain grading No 4, priced at $1.90 per bushel after dockage, yielding about 15 to 17 bushels per acre despite large acreage.

Grant County Fairmount News

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John Van Buren Trin Mickie STUBA Baker Grain CO Howard and Williamson Union Chapel Frank White Mr. White Charles Sprinkle George R. Fear S. Washington Street Marion Ind Breedlove Brothers van Buren, Indiana America Studabaker Grains Farmers Equity Exchange J. E. Tewksbury
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