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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
5
A. G. Phillips of Purdue University says spring and summer reduce hens need for heat from grain and requires more mash protein to sustain egg production. Adjust feeding: in spring two parts grain to one part mash, in summer equal parts. push mash morning feeding to boost summer lay.
The tally shows 1,787 women ministers serving in the United States across various denominations. This milestone reflects growing female leadership in religious communities nationwide.
Secretary Wallace urges focus on farm marketing and economics alongside production. The American Bankers Association reports on cooperative marketing, credit access, and the need for organized, businesslike farming to raise profits and stabilize markets nationwide.
Marion officials arrested Charley Lowery a few days ago on a charge of transporting liquor. Deputy sheriffs and Marion police seized a pint bottle described as two thirds bonded whisky and three ounces of corn whisky. Charges were filed in circuit court after a tip from Alexandria authorities.
Cold in the head is described as an acute nasal catarrh attack. Frequent colds imply a run down condition. Hall’s Catarrh Cure offers a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic intended to strengthen the system and reduce susceptibility. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Co
County agent R E Grubbs led lectures in 63 Brown County schools on growing and handling soybeans and cowpeas. Pupils learned inoculation and bacterial basics while soil acidity was tested. Over 150 farmers agreed to plant soybeans, rising from 25 acres in 1921 to over 1000 this year.
The article praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild and gentle laxative that almost goes unnoticed in its effects. It emphasizes that users feel no strong or harsh reaction from taking the medicine.
Notice announces a gathering at Farrville Christian Church on Thursday June 7 at 8 p.m. to elect one trustee. Mary Ferguson serves as Clerk.
A LaPorte County herd of 38 cattle and calves, with ten cow deaths and tuberculosis in hogs over three years, were tested on April 11. All animals reacted, were shipped to Chicago, slaughtered under Federal supervision, with eighty percent sent to rendering. County agent C A Buechner reports initial disbelief, then realization on the killing floor.
In Kosciusko County the Grimm alfalfa seeded last year is reported in fair shape. On a Warsaw area farm a 15 acre field planted in August shows 11 acres of certified Grimm seed thriving while 4 acres of common seed failed due to freezing.
The piece warns constipation can cause appendicitis and urges keeping bowels regular. It praises Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy, mild aid to maintain regularity.
Seventeen farmers across Jordan Pike Stuben and Liberty townships formed the Pleasant View Belgian Horse Co to raise better draft horses. They bought a high grade Belgian stallion, shareholding by mares, plan a breeding station, and elected five directors and a manager as the group seeks to boost local stock.
An exchange labels gossip as a person who makes a big thing out of a small matter, highlighting tension between leisure spring fever and daily labor. The remark frames gossip as exaggeration amid seasonal shifts.
Farmers are urged to sell hay and call before selling while the store advertises low prices on Pillsbury flour barrels at eight dollars cash. It lists Polar Bear Tip-Top feeds, Purina Red Comb Mash, Scratch Feeds, oats, charcoal, cracked corn and more for chicks and hogs. Fence goods and tiles are also advertised with new stock arrivals.
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