Quiet Title Suit in Boone County Indiana
Non resident notice announces a quiet title action filed January 7 1924 by Stephen A Rash and Archible Akers against James Anderson and others for 40 acres in Boone County Indiana. Defendants must appear by March 10 1924 or the case proceeds in their absence. Clerk Winson Jones and attorney Henry A Kernodle listed. Golden Rule Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Rash
Archible Akers
James Anderson
Circuit Court
Boone County
Ingana
Anderson
State of
Indiana
State of Indiana
Township Eighteen
Court House
Lebanon
Boone
Winson Jones
Henry A. Kernodle
Plaintiffs
Local Advertisements Offer Goods and Rentals in Advance
Local business notices promote Goodrich rubber footwear, Pillsbury flour, Seal Brand coffee, and half price auto robes. Rental listings include a 40 acre farm one mile west of Advance with or without the ground, and a store room for rent. Caplinger Bowman Advance Hardware and J F Riner also advertise goods and properties along with a 123 acre farm listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Riner
Advance Hardware Co
Goodrich Rubber
Caplinger & Bowman
Soybeans Best in Dairy Ration
Purdue University trials show ground soybeans and soybean oil meal can replace linseed meal in dairy cow rations. Results indicate soybean oil meal equals linseed in milk production. ground soybeans outperform both in milk and fat production, enabling on-farm dairy rations. The report notes broader wheat and rye production outside Russia in 1923 24, boosting bread grain supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
Purdue University
Russia
Europe
World Grain Yield Shows Small Surplus Demand
Secretary Henry Wallace warns that prospects for selling any American wheat surplus at good prices are poor. Global supply, intense competition, and shifting international relations limit demand. His remarks align with Coolidge backed Wheat Council plan to cut acreage. Farmers’ prices hinge on world wheat and flour markets, with Liverpool trends watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wallace
Coolidge
Program of Wheat Council of the
United States
Wallace
Liverpool
Better Swine Market Seen as 1924 Opens
The National Spotted Poland China Record reports a record 55.5 million hogs sold in 1923 with a sharp year end surplus and forecasts a spring rise in prices. Breeders are urged to conserve breeding herds and curtail sow shipments while premiums for 1924 rise and futurity shows are organized in corn belt counties. The group closed registrations for Big Type Poland China hogs and set merit remits for Sow litters of nine or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Obenchain
Poland
Indianapolis
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Hustler Office
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County of
Boone Circuit Court
Ashland
Sun Bennett Coffee
Golden Rule Grocery
Goodrich Rubbers
Big
Pillsbury’s
Emma Nealis
Fred Vanhorn
Good
Boose County
Boone Co
Rohn & Walker
E. E. Heath