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FERTILIZER IS
CAUSE OF NOVEL SUIT FOR HAY
From: Elyria Evening
Telegram (Elyria, Ohio); January 16, 1915
| McLeansboro, Ill. Jan. 16--C H.
Anderson of this city, has not lost his faith in the magic
touch of fertilizer, despite the fact that the use of same has
plunged him into a law suit. Anderson used fertilizer on
his forty acre wheat field. He got forty tons of hay off
the land in the dry 1914 season, while land all about him was
barren of results. The increased yield of wheat more than
paid for the cost of the application and the increased yield of
hay the second year was clear profit. He said the land
with a verbal contract that the hay was was to be his. The
buyer objected. The law suit for the value of the hay
followed. |
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