Jersey Dairy Calves Entered in Indiana Fair Sheep Show
Madleen County entries highlight Jersey Holstein Ayshire calves entered by Hannon Susan House and Steven Green township Don ee Mex Bailey Bill Lemon Martha Golag Gacy Tones Frankton John Davis Elwood Judy Rogers Sue Ellen Rosere Pendleton Dual Purpose calves entered by Susan Wood WMarborne Wood Jim Lucas Edgar Lucas Pendleton Phill Harvey Frankton Tindal Johnson Summitville Fifteen lambs entered in sheep department by Freda Lford Lapel Billie J Michael Pendleton Don Gooding Bary Baker Nancy Baker Frank ton
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Madleen
Will
Indiana
Bel Fe Contuneton
Jersey
Holstein
Jaerneey Celves
Pet ‘Hannon
Summit
Susan House
Steven
Cmt
Green- Township
Donee Mex Bailey
Bill Lemon
Martha’ Golag
Gacy Tones
Frankton
John
Davis
Elwood
Judy Rogers
Sue Ellen Rosere
Pendleton
Siz
Susan Wood
Wmarborne Wood
Jim’ Lucas
Edgar
Lucas
Phill Harvey
Tindal Johnson
Summitville
Freda Lford
Lapel
Billie J. Michael
Don Gooding
Bary
Baker
Nancy Baker
Bill Seers
Bob Sears
Daniel Boxell
Gorton
Lawler
Phillip’ Kreeger
Don Odom
James Teeters
Jim
Waymire
Richland
Jerry Cranfield
Donnie
Cifield
Dallas Thomas, Jr
Dick Thomas
Don Disque
Alexiandras
Max Stoker
Keith Trimble
Paul Stephenson
David Lawler
Donnie Lawler
Nancy Lawler
Richland Township
Gary Paddick
Jimmie Rather
Alexandria
Leroy Heath
Markleville
Jon Hoffman
Union Township
Karl Human
Harbara Baker
Mary Baker
Frank Jon Karl
Huffman
David Hilligoss
Anderson
Lawrence
Ro Jebush
Madison County
Fred Lloyd
Karl ‘Jusfman
Larry Bracken
Aul Stephenson
Jim Waymire
Gordon Lawster
Bob Myers
Danny Roxe
Donald Odom
Phtip Kreegar
Jim Rathel
Markleville 4-H Youth Wins National Trip
Markleville youth David Stoblec, 20, among 32 Indiana 4-H members chosen for an annual trip based on 4-H club records. Winners meet in Indianapolis on Sept 11 to tour Washington DC and several East Coast sites, returning Sept 18. Madison County 4-H members total about 20 to 30 enrolled for the camp at the state fair.
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David Stoblec
Markleville
Indiana
David
Indianapolis
Washington
D. C
Mt. Vernon
Baltimore
Atantic City
Purdue Swine Day to feature creep ration study findings
Purdue University animal husbandry researchers report on creep ration experiments showing a 16 percent crude protein mixed creep with 10 percent sugar yielding pigs averaging 40 pounds at 56 days and heavier wean weights. Sugar may not boost appetite, but sugared creep improved intake from seven days old to weaning. Swine Day events begin Friday at the Swine Experimental Farm near West Lafayette with tours from 8 to 10:30 a.m. local time.
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Purdue University
Hey
Purdue
West Lafayette
J. H. Conrad
July Milk Production For County Shows Slight Drop
July milk production in Madison County fell slightly from June levels as official tester Lester Metzger reported. The 556 cows produced an average of 1376 pounds of milk and 45.4 pounds of butterfat for Chapman and Blake Holsteins, with other herds including Kilgore and dual purpose herds detailing varied butterfat yields across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester- Metzger
Madison County
Chapman and Blake
Arthur Kilgore
Purdue Field Day Plans For August Farm Tour
Purdue Agronomy farm near La Fayette hosts a Thursday field day organized for farmers with 28 Purdue specialists at demonstrations on corn growth, hybrids, grass seedings, soybeans, sorghums, irrigation, and soil testing. A second tour covers corn planter adjustments and insect control, totaling 15 stops. Food and refreshments provided. several Madison County farmers expected to attend.
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Purdue Agronomy Farm
High Way
Lafayette
Purdue
Madison County
Voting Age Population and 1952 Voting Totals
The Census Bureau estimated 2,648,000 civilians in Washington Indiana are of voting age for the November election, up 2.8 percent from 1950. In 1952 about 1,955,225 people voted for president. The estimate excludes 2,000,000 in the armed forces but includes about 2,000,000 aliens and others not meeting state voting requirements.
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Waliington l
Indiana
Census Bureau
Bureau
4 H Junior Leader Picnic Thursday in Madison County
Madison County junior leaders plan an August meeting at Palls Park in Pendeton Thursday evening at 7 p m They will hold a 4 H picnic with Catsup mustard and drinks provided by the organization members bringing hot dogs Junior Leader Girls of Lapel run refreshments with Laca Wright as chair The group will also join the State Fair Parade of Champions on Saturday Sept 4 at 1 p m at the Indianapolis fairgrounds plus unsettled New York USDA quotations for wholesale whites extras and browns with midwest prices listed
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Madison
Palls Park
Pendeton
Ay Girls of
Lapel
Laca Wright
Indianapolis Fairgrounds
Prices Lower In Industrial Bonds
New York trading showed lower prices in the industrial bond market with utilities and railroads steady and government issues mostly unchanged. Volume rose to about 3.91 million par with Monday at 2.55 million, while spot cotton textile sales were moderate and forward demand remained active for woolen and rayon fabrics.
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New York
Clatha
Kelas
Salins
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Ceres: a sensational reel
A curio note claims a famous film beauty was photographed at a private pool in a disputed incident while a Wall Street firm faced a viral illness and prank calls. The piece alleges a photographer breached privacy and a feisty exchange followed about the profile shown and the ensuing tape delays.
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Brazh
Alter
Stock Market Readjusts Amid Mixed Tuesday Trade
A moderate downward readjustment occurred in the New York stock market Tuesday with low volume and a late recovery in some areas. Industrials and rails fell, rubber shares slid on strike news, while Chrysler modestly led a broader rally in autos. The Associated Press index dropped, and total volume was the lowest in eighty weeks.
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New York
Ite
Rominica
Chrysler
Associated Press
Montgomery Ward
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Stock Quotations and Exchange Fire Reported
A brief stock market note outlines quotations and a fire incident at the New York Exchange area, citing smoke alarms and delayed trading. Experts comment on market resilience as investigators assess equipment and safety protocols.
Hungarian Bishop Denies Communist Ties at Evenson Session
In Evanston a Hungarian bishop Johny Peter, visiting for the World Council of Churches Assembly, denied any informer links to the Soviet regime. Speaking in written replies to 32 questions, he defended church freedom and urged that Western coverage misrepresents conditions, while noting visa limits restrict press conferences.
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Evanston
Johny Peter
Hhe
World Council of Churches Assembly
Hungary
Red
Acapolis
Minneapolis
State Department
Peter
World Council
Hog auction reports lively price moves in Indianapolis market
In Indianapolis the hogs and sheep sale showed varied prices with loads of 290 to 390 pounds at 22 to 22.75 dollars, sows and boars mixed, and lighter weights around 20 to 22 dollars. Cattle values held steady to higher with prime yearlings at about 23.90, steers up to 25, and cows around 9.5 to 12 dollars. ewes quoted near 4.90. Dealers remained steady while buyers showed activity across weights and classes.
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London
al Churchill
Blakpool
Indianapolis
Sussex
Act Prime Club
Lowe
James Tibosky
Gaus
Muncie Market Reports Mixed Livestock and Grains
The market shows hogs steady to three to five cents higher, soybeans and wheat quoted with varied prices, and cattle and lambs listed with steady ranges. A reader notes that people in Hungary may receive a partial and biased view of conditions abroad, while some seek fuller reports on American conditions.
Fall seedings advised for reseeding stubble fields
County Agent W C Waynes recommends fall seedings for failed spring plantings. Suggested mixes include 8 pounds of affairs, 3 or 4 pounds of timothy, and 1 pound of ladins, with 4 pounds of Brome Grass as an alternative if left for more than one year. Seed bed prep, broadcasting limits, and fertilizer amounts are noted, plus drift seeding when stands are partial. Haynes reports Madison County farmers already sowing grass seed before rains. Fall seedings should be done now to use good growing weather.
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W. C. Waynes
Haynes
Madison County
Stock Sales Case Charges Dropped
The SEC dismissed proceedings against Otis & Co of Cleveland tied to Kaiser-Frazer stock offerings in 18. The commission found no antifraud or registration violation and noted no harm to the public. Also includes brief grain bids from Indianapolis and Canada fur crop notes.
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Washington
The
Security and Exchange (Commission
Otis & Co
Cleveland
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Otis & C
Cytus Eaton
Kolger-Frazer
Indianapolis
Focal Mills
Canada
Wheat futures rally on Chicago Board of Trade gains
Wheat futures rallied on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday with gains over three cents a bushel in many contracts. September soybeans fell further, down about nine cents, after a prior week decline. Wheat finished about 2 3/8 to 3 1/8 cents higher, corn and rye up modestly, soybeans down around 9 cents.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Lund
Alabama Sheriff Resigns His Post
Phenix City sheriff Roigh Mathews resigns effective Sept 1 with Lamar Murphy appointed to serve the next four year term beginning January. Gov Gordon Persons says National Guard will continue directing law enforcement in Phenix City and Russell County after the change.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roigh Mathews
Phenix City
National Guard
Gordon
Lamar Murphy
Mathews
Phoenix City
Russell County
Canada Seeks Sulphur Deposits for Export Markets
Ottawa reports main export sulphur deposits from volcanic sources in Canada. Newsprint ranks Santiago and Japan among top buyers as Ottawa aims to boost grain and crop exports using domestic sulphur production.
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Ottawa
Ranka
Santiago
Ohie
Japan
Canada
Dominion
Adlai Pleads For Vietnam Refugees
CHICAGO Adlai E Stevenson urges Americans to aid Vietnam refugees in Indochina with CARE packages. He recalls seeing massive refugee columns a year and a half ago and warns that nearly one million Vietnamese flee toward freedom while facing starvation and suffering. The Democratic nominee frames aid as a stand against Communist oppression.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
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