Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 272, 24 September 1920 — Page 2
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Yllii RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IMP., FRIDAY, SEPT. 1920.
LACK OF PASTURAGE FOR CATTLE RESULTS IN MECHANICAL DAIRY (By Auaoclated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. Leek of TtAKtiiraca for rinlrv c&ttle In the VlClll'
ity of Nitro, WeBt Virginia, reBulted In the establishment at that war-built city of a "mechanical diary" where milk and cream equivalent to the output of a farm -with 1.G00 milk cows was produced, according to a government report Just published. Bottles and cans of the fluid were labeled "reconstructed" milk or cream and "nitrolac."' .--- ' " Accommodations for 25,000 . Inhabitant were provided at Nitro; schools, churches, hospitals, department stores, rcatmimnts. ' and "all the other ele
ments of a modern well-equipped com-
munity Delng part or we project, m a construction problem it was comparatively simple, but officials began ;to strike snags as soon as they ap- ( proached the task of Insuring a supply of staple foodstuffs, particularly of fresh milk. Milk Supply Scanty. - Vitm 4a altimteri In It mmintainOUS
district where little, if any natural pasturage is available. Local milk ; supplies were barely sufficient to sat
isfy the normal demands or L.nanes- : ton, the nearest metropolis. Expani alnn rf thn natural EUDDlV being Out
nf tho miPBtinn thfi rmblic health ser
vice was asked for aid and the first
"mechanical dairy" resulted. Tho nrn(Vea nepH la described as the
"emulsification of butter fat obtained from unsalted butter In a solution of Rklmmpd milk nowder. or diluted evap
orated milk." A building, 150 feet . long by 51 feet wide, was constructed and provided with huge mixing vats, refrigerators and bottling apparatus. Chemically pure water was used .in the mixing and careful tests made by the product which proved to be a little superior, it anything, the report said, to natural milk.
The Farm and The Farmer By William R. Sanborn
They are still doing a little "barn threshing" around Eldorado, but this Is the wind-up for the year, according to A. V. McClure, who says they have taken in 2.000 bushels of wheat this
week and have been paying fz.io ior It, at least up to Thursday. Three cars
were loaded this week, the nrsi in some days.
Mr. McClure says that he knows oi
no silos being filled, so far, and that
silos are very scarce near Ms town, "there being less than a half dozen In a three mile radius of Eldorado. He also considers that oats are too low and says that oats at present prices are cheaper than baled hay. "For instance," said he, "at 64 cents per bushel, oats are worth $40 a ton. They are not bringing that money, but fine hay comes pretty near doing it The bulk of the tobacco around Eldorado is now hanging in the barns. Grows Big Sunflowers. Amid a display of vegetables at a
local bank Is a mammoth sunflower, grown by Charles Anderson, of Bethel. The seed diameter is given at 15 inches and the outside circumference of the seed at 55 inches. Mr. Anderson says that sunflower seed makes a fine feed,
not only for poultry, but in proper pro
portions is valuable for stock. Corn Ripening Fast. The manager of the elevator at Econ
omy says: "I don't think there is a
single car of old corn around here to
sell at any price but the crop is ripening fast and a little of it wouldn't be hurt by a light frost. Our fanners
raise a lot of corn but they feed it and a car seldom goes out. Three or
four crews have just started silo filling and in a short time all our corn will be ready for them. Not a great deal of clover has been threshed here. Rain is needed for the pastures. Selling Indiana Coal at $10. The Farmers' elevator at Centerville reports a little Indiana coal on hand which they are selling at $10 from the bin and $10.50 delivered in
town. As to anthracite they have a l
promise of one car to come in during L
September and another to follow shortly after. This coal has been looked for weekly for a long time. Clover threshing seems to be over and silo filling well under way.Corn Below $1 at Chicago. Seemed rather at ranee, didn't it. to
note Chicago corn quoted at $1 perj
Dusnel on Thursday? May corn closed : at $1 and December at 99 V4 cents, with
September $l.Z7, alter selling at $1.26 during the session. The weather
stm remains lavoraoie over tne corn belt
Dublin Fair Paid Out. W. B. Woodward, of Dublin, says that the people of Dublin and vicinity were well satisfied with the results of the free fair and homecoming. The attendance was large, everyone had a good time, the show was all right, the premiums have all been paid and there is still a little money in the treasury. Mr. Woodward says there is no grain coming in and that silo filling begun this week. A good rain would help fall pasturage. Most Corn Safe.
The latest government weekly corn
crop report stated that the bulk ot the Nebraska corn is now safe and that about 50 per cent of the Iowa crop is out of danger. It also figured that the bulk of the Michigan and Wisconsin corn Would be out of danger by the
last of this month.
An annual plowing match is held at Wheatland, 111., Just out of Chicago, which is open to plowmen of the world. Last year some 12,000 people attended
that event and it is expected that more will be present this year. Chief Inter
est now centers in the tractor plow competition.
Post C Will Hold First Fall Meeting Saturday Post C, Travelers' Protective association, will hold its regular post meeting Saturday evening, the first one
since hot weather precluded a gather ing of members.
Chairman C. O. Tooker of the enter
tainment committee promises a cold
melon feast. Regular business mat
ters will be transacted.
STANLEY BARN. EAST OF
LIBERTY, BURNED TO GROUND LIBERTY, Ind.. SeDt. 24. A larce
barn belonriner to Jack Stanlev. sevpn
miles east of Liberty, burned to the
ground luesaay evening. The fire,
wnicn started aDout s:w) p. m., wap
oi unknown origin.
Everything was lost. There was
Farm Sale Calendar
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Went Sal of Any MatBcin in the World. Sold mrrwhen. la boxes, lOc. 25c
no stock In the barn but considerable machinery and a fertilizer. The barn
was a large one and the blaze lit up the sky for miles around, drawing crowds to the scene.
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The box is blue Opal jar inside
Be sure to get real Resinol
If you want to get rid of eetema, pimples, or other distressing skin eruption, you will accept no "substitute" for Resinol. Preparations similar in name or appearance are ttol "just the same as Resinol." Although a few unscrupulous dealers may offer them as or for Resinol, they are often crudely made, of little healing power, and some may even be dangerous to use. Buy in the original blue package. Resinol is never sold in bulk
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The style and refine- ' ment so characteristic of Loehr & Klute clothes I will appeal to discriminating men more than
ever this Fall.
Loehr & Klute clothes maintain the same high standard of quality as in past seasons.
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Saturday, September 25. W. O. Harrison, on farm known as old Smelser farm. 4 miles east of Richmond, on Richmond-Eaton pike Closing out sain. Monday, Sept. 27 J. C. Gilbert, at Stop 124, 1 miles
west of Dublin on traction line, gen
eral farm sale.
2 miles west of Centerville, WardDavidson closing-out sale. Tuesday, September 28. O. M. Jennings, near Whitewater, nine miles north of Richmond, general farm sale, live stock, corn in field etc., at 10 o'clock sharp. Wednesday, Sept. 29, 1920 Floyd Bogan, public Bale on farm, located 1-2 mile north of Middleboro, 3 miles south of Whitewater, on Richmond and Whitewater pike, consisting of horses, cows, hogs, implements, etc. 12:00 m. . Thursday, Sept. 30 Ray Barton, one-quarter mile north of Whitewater, 9 miles from Richmond, on Brookside Dairy Farm, 25 head of dairy cattle, etc. Friday, October 1. . Forest W. Bookout. on the old Meredith farm, one mile south of Cambridge City. General farm sale, at 70 a m
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33 N. 9th St Kaaonlo Temple Bldg. Opp. Post office
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Holmes & Edwards Silverware for the Fall Bride
There Is a peculiar fascination about anything made of silver. You will find it when you visit our silver counter. The beauty of patterns of the Holmes & Edwards silver we offer Intrigues anyone who loves appointments that lend added charm to hospitality. And this beauty endures, for Holmes & Edwards silver Is protected where the wear comes.
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Don't pass up the bargains at ' KIELHORN'S 20 Discount Sale
TRACY'S COFFEE IS GOOD To appreciate good Coffee try TRACY'S
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Most men buy quality, no matter what they are buying at least they seek it. We emphasize our previous statements that men who insist on quality In their foot wear this year will make money. Pay for
quality and see that you get it and you will enjoy real economy In the long run. Our shoes are all that kind and we invite you to see them.
Neff & Nusbaum Seventh and Main
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Romey's Removal Sale
Beautiful Art Glass Lamp MAKES YOUR EVENINGS CHEERY AND BRIGHT
This beautiful Art Lamp should be in your home. It Is constructed of metal with an art glass shade. Has one lamp socket and gives off a clear amber light. Complete with cord, very ty Qf special offer .. dJLa1dOU
Moving Savings in all Departments
Will Soon Be History Only a few days left to take advantage of the bargains offered on good furniture. Many have saved much on their household needs. DON'T FAIL to take advantage of this sale. Come tomorrow. HELP US MOVE
Our furniture sells only on merit. In all cases we quote the lowest possible prices consistent with the goods we sell.
Wing Back Chair $29.75
HERE'S A VALUE THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU
Three Piece Queen Anne Suite $352.00 This beautiful bedroom suite is so strikingly characteristic of the work of the Queen Anne period that it might have been designed by one of those oldtime masters. It embodies all the graceful lines and artistic beauty of those days, but lacks none of the more modern strength and dignity. Consists of 3 pieces, large double size bed, roomy chifforobe, beautiful dresser, with three plate mirrors and stool for dresser. A wonderful buy at the price we quote.
Moving Savings in All Departments
A high quality wing backed chair in the ever popular William and Mary period. Back and seat are cane. Heavy frame is made of mahogany. This chair is delightfully roomy and inviting with its wide back and big, broad arms. It should be in your living room.
Luxurious
Overstuffed Suite There Is a unique atmosphere of luxurious comfort about this overstuffed suite that gives it an air ot true friendship. It i3 built to last, from the framework to velour and measured in years of service will prove a great bargain. Full cushioned spring seat, heavily padded back and arms, all go to make this suite delightful. The velour cover is cf the highest grade. This suite will prove more than satisfac
tory. Removal Sale price
$279
Queen Anne
Dining Room Suite Here is a dining room suite that you will be proud to own. It consists of 8 beautiful pieces, a graceful table with six legs, an artistic china cabinet with plate glass doors and panels, a roomy buffet, five sturdy chairs and a comfortable arm chair. Can be had in either mahogany or American walnut. Complete, Re
moval Sale price
$312
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