Farrville Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Trips
Residents and guests filled a weekend with visits to Van Buren Gas City Marion and Kokomo. People include the Folands the Waggamans Banters Vannurden Silvers and Farrs with many sending greetings to relatives and attending events such as a circus and a Sunday School gathering.
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Isaiah Nelson
John Farr
Marion
S. E. Farr
J. C. Waggaman
Fred Dillman
McNatt
Bessie Banter
Frank Culbertson
van Buren
Zell Miller
Nora Byall
Margaret Pence
Edna Doyle
Gas City
J. R. Reed
Ormia Elliott
Otterbein
John Hodson
Ben Hodson
Frank Newkirk
Lloyd Leverich
Glenn Camblin
Tom Johnson
Mabel
Nora Miller
Ham Banter
Frank Souerwine
Maxine
Arthur Williams
Hustler
Velma Lytle
Lillie Baird
Paulette Camblin
Flossie Banter
Ellsworth Farr
Ray Waggaman
Cedric Amos
Paul
Amos Farr
Ester Miller
Johnson
Upton Lytle
Earl Beekman
Near Warren
Ellsworth Camblin
Delores Beekman
Arthur Baird
Clyde Waggaman
Win. Camblin
Hiram Johnson
John
J. L. Henderson
Byron
Jonesboro
George Wesco
Jesse Camblin
Willis Palmer
Fred Marine
Fairmount
Frank Leas
Howard Byall
Linnie Banter
Clarence Banter
Ross Passmore
Margaret
John Leverich
Van Buren Indiana Trustees Set May Meeting on Water Bonds
The Van Buren Indiana Board of Trustees will meet at the town hall on Monday May 10 1920 at 730 p m to decide if town bonds not exceeding 3000 should be issued to finish extending municipal water works lines. The meeting is called by J E Draper O G Willey and Geo Leverich with Milton Camblin as town clerk.
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van Buren
Indiana
Board of Trustees
J. E. Draper
O. G. Willey
Geo. Leverich
Milton Camblin
Hauling Service Offered by Frank Fornshell
Frank Fornshell offers trash hauling with reasonable prices and readiness to take on work. He states he is prepared to haul trash and invites customers needing this service.
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Frank Fornshell
Notice to Settle Sawmill Creditors
Notice to settle debts from Michaud and Sullivan after selling their sawmill. All persons knowing themselves indebted are urged to call and settle at once.
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Michaud & Sullivan
Unremitting Care for Poultry Brooders and Hovers
USDA guidance explains how to operate brooders and hovers for chicks, detailing temperatures from 90 to 100 degrees early on and gradual drops to 70s. It stresses unremitting care, proper spacing, cleaning, and disinfection to avoid chilling, overheating, or disease while noting indoor and outdoor setups and heat management.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy products of much importance in farm life
The USDA notes dairy products are the most valuable foods for farm families. Cows on nearly all farms supply milk, butter, cheese, and cream, with about four-fifths of dairy output produced at home. Southern families churn entire milk into butter and consume large buttermilk amounts, averaging 230 pounds of butter and about 2000 quarts of buttermilk annually.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plant Clover Right for a Successful Stand
Advice emphasizes proper clover planting with lime and good seed bed. Use a drill if available. if not, cover seed with a harrow to ensure a thriving stand.
Preparing different soils for seed planting
Loose and sandy soils may be packed slightly over seeds. If ground is dry, sprinkle a little water between furrows before planting. Heavy clay soils can form a crust after rains. break the crust to let seeds emerge.
Poultry Notes on Feeding and Breeds for Farm Gain
The notes advise clean grain free from mold for chickens and to avoid frequent breed changes. The Toulouse goose is highlighted as the giant of its family and native to France. Chickens require ample water, and meat scraps mix best with dry mash. Many farmers could boost income by increasing hen numbers.
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Toulouse
France
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