Four County Fair awards Honor Numerous Local Dealers
The Madison and Barasin counties host the annual four county fair with a broad range of trophies and cash awards donated by Anderson Oliver Sales W C Mee Lain John Deere dealers McMouhawn and Son Sum milvily International Harvester Heaters WoL Hardy and Son and many others to honor top exhibitors in poultry beef dairy swine and sheep. A $45 cash award is set for the first morning sale of calves and steers during Aug 13 with judges and premiums announced. The fair runs through Aug 14 with a full schedule of exhibits and parades and multiple special prizes from local businesses to reward champion stock and best overall display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Driving Comtest
Anderson Oliver Sales
W.C. MeeLain
Anderson
John Deere
McMouhawn and Son
Summilvily
International Harvester Heater
Wol Hardy and Son
Ing
Anderson and Murkleville
Ational Harvester Moderns View and Supply
Andertd Desieray Landry
Tia Wiement Company
Elwood
Iohy Deere
Harm Maven
Andersin
Camp Dealey
Allergan
Radar Deirang
Fir
Yhasenees
Prograr
Gatin Ly
Barisan County
Alexandria
Ang
Manin Malebery
Marotdi
Vantin
Atderson Electric
Donald Nuese
Emee Packing Company
Anflorea
Chref Sheeman
Elu
Champlow
Waller Hays
Angus
Markleville
Tiv
Rex
Jones Ant
Andreson
Sill
Darlis R.thomas
Sox
Alexandria Berkshire
United Rube Workers
CLG
Laval
Scott, Campbell and Son
Blworl
Thames Sernhouse
Frankton
Hin
Parden Sweepalakes
Clifford Sears
Sears
Alexis Lautherot
Hany
Joe Bray
Manger
Walehi
Weiner
Ecinique
Madison Cowily Tealt
Kone Cronies
Kraft Foods Company
Etampics Dairy
Jersey Padry
Davis Dobry
Reeee Anderson
Cael
Willy
Dresa
Pease
Midiana State Pole
Angus Breeders Association
Maurino County
Angus Breeders Age
Sacimion
Midwest
Indiana
Madison County Gnerssey
Penelix
Guernsey
Chrtiss Candy Company
Manison County Barn Bureau Susterance Department
Alexandria, Kiwanis Club
Mad Cison County
Auction Notices and 4-H Enrollment Report
Auction listings detail judges and participants across Indiana and Michigan, with Purdue University 4-H projects totals in beef, poultry, forestry, entomology, garden, and more. Notices include sales of poultry, cattle, and antique auctions, plus extension pamphlet release and a governor appointment note.
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William Anderson
Bloomington
Gold
Nedal
Cart Seat
York
WAL Ate
Calver
Lawrence! Wright
Sheridan
Hodadr
W. Ralph Mishop
Atllanta
Lawrence Love
Maton
Mes. Gracy
Kinocart
Biddletown
Purdue University
Home Electric
New Piglet Starter Feed Aims To Speed Growth
Iowa State College researchers report a pig starter program that reduces time to market. Pigs lifted from sow at five to seven days gained rapidly on a prestarter diet then enhanced starter pellets with antibiotics. Projected outcomes include 25 pounds at five weeks and 40 pounds at eight weeks, ready for market seven to ten days earlier than sow raised pigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Iowa State College
Field Day to Demonstrate Corn Fertilizer Effects in Jennings County
Purdue researchers report new field results on corn yield per dollar spent on fertilizer to guide management. The Jennings County Field Day will be held Thursday August 12 at 10 39 a m five miles north of North Vernon on State Road 3. Agronomists will show nitrogen phosphorus and potassium applications and their impact on Wheat and hay yields under different practices.
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Jennings County
Tennings County
North Vernon
Purdue
Purdue University Extension
Sur
Hattie
Sudo
Reinearher
Indiana
Mdina
August seedings to replace lost pasture and hay
A long, dense notice describes August seedings for alfalfa and mixes to replace lost pasture and hay, advising compact seedbeds, August planting after harvest, and October yields. It covers seed varieties, fertilization, inoculation, and equipment, noting the Madison County plat book project and distribution by Rural Youth.
Predict Advance in Cattle Price in Midwestern Market
Midwest cattle outlook suggests prices may rise as demand for higher grade cattle improves and tighter supplies in August and September boost value. Analysts foresee limited better cattle for sale, with feeding programs likely keeping weights up while fall prices drift downward from current levels.
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Midwest
Paul Mitchell
Purdie University Agerdultural
Nate Caltie
Prade
Valorado
Hester
Bax
Tie Diana
Olor
Corn Belt
Home Talent Night At County Fair In Alexandria
A county fair talent show in Alexandria will be aired Wednesday night at the i Club. The program features prizes of 15, 16 and 5 dollars for the top three acts. Kelly Whiteman of Alexandra High School leads the organizing committee. Entries must be mailed in advance to Mr Whiteman or to the County Extension Office in the Post Office Ruthine in Anderson. Entries close August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Club
Alexandria
Wim
Editoun
Beulah Park
Thehree Topairs
Alexandria Kiwanis
Kelly Whiteman
1Alexandra High Schoo
Chainmail
Whiteman
County Estension
Ruthine
Anderson
Grasshoppers Rise in Indiana State Reports
Indiana entomologist Davis of Purdue notes a three year rise in grasshopper populations across the state. Farmers should inspect fields for feeding damage and apply insecticides such as chlordane toxaphene or aldrin if grasshoppers are present. Also mentions Capehart to speak at War Rider College commencement in Trenton Indiana and honorary leadership at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Davis
Purdue University
Fasmer
Indianapolis
waQoSon
Manner
K. Capehart
Indiana Republican
War Rider College
Trenton
Ndine
Doc
Sehnold Capnehart
Purdue Specialist Will Visit County
Purdue specialist Ranald J Baws from a distant university will tour Madison County on Thursday August 8. The visit is aided by County Agent Waltort Haynes and includes local residents Duane Altman LeRay Altman and several others. The trip features a formal program with local officials and area names referenced in scattered notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranald J Baws
Tirdue University
Madison County
Phursday
Oh Ganpomalies
Elewiki
Waltort
Lapel
Jones
Jean Hetti
Crew
Deville
Charles
Khitin
Vendleton
Cotton textile market shows strong demand and price pressure
The cotton textile market cooled by Tuesday with converters seeking large quantities and buyers pressing for quick delivery. Officials noted demand exceeding supply as mills anticipated higher prices and a late 19th century tone underscores a firm market stance on woolen and rayon goods.
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New York
Pricas
Muncie Livestock Prices and Market Notes
Hogs, cattle, and lamb prices listed with weights and price ranges. Includes hogs at 22.75 per 100 pounds up to 260 pounds and various cattle grades from good to cull, with veal, lamb, and yearling figures. Mentions reclamation of land in Ceylon and annual land development figures. Use the classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Is.Downs
Ceylon
Rand
Solvent’s Contents Fixed in Petroleum Industry
Dry-cleaning solvents have become a key branch of the petroleum industry with firms refining formulations. The text notes Stoddard solvent as a standard distillate per U.S. Bureau of Standards 1980s specs, removing impurities and odors for dry-cleaning uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Fo Mnet
United’ ‘States Bureau of Standards
Popular History Talk Sparks Debate in Helen Conference
Richard Neuberger spoke at the Northwest History Conference in Helena about the claim that popular histories are inherently flawed. The discussion critiqued the rush to publish sweeping histories as fact, stressing accuracy and evidence. Berlin’s cotton industry produced 1.1 million dollars in fonds, while Avillion milled 14.8 million square feet of cloth that year.
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Helgna
Mont Uo Aa
Berlin
West Germany
Midwest Hog Market Partially Steady Amid Mixed Prices
Buyers and sellers faced uneven demand as hogs and cattle prices varied across grades. High quality steer and heifer prices held steady while lower grades lagged, and vealers remained unchanged. Cows and bulls showed mixed movement with some gains in select lots, while utility and commercial categories traded broadly within narrow ranges. Grain and poultry sections noted steady to weak trends, with overall receipts around 1,500 head.
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Indianapolls
Dell
Tro Bo
Atrang Toy
Ehder
le Lowenholce
Chicago
Courtnehnice
Sirs
Sulo
Stoers
Suilot
Balatriere
Steels and Rails Lift Markets on Upbeat Trading Day
Steels and rails led gains as rail and steel shares surged on a broad market upturn. The Associated Press average rose with notable strength in industrials and utilities, while bonds showed mixed moves and convertibles remained unsettled.
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New York
Alaa
Uae
Cya Beri
He Steels
Railroaeds
Janccontail Woparts
Ammerson
Wight
Sleel
Bethlehent Steel
Olney Steels
Salina
Lobnermsla
Noril
Athan
Enellinntan
Nellinntan Eee
Wieghnetey Anne Oo
Amin Gad
American Stock Exchanger
Soybeans Rise in Chicago Trade Despite Late Selloff
Soybeans gained early on Tuesday in Chicago with a strong tone while corn and wheat fluctuated. Soybeans closed higher on the day but finished off their highs as selling intensified across pits. September futures retreated from earlier peaks amid hot, dry conditions in parts of the soybean belt and mixed crop prospects across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waller
Whawain
Avili
Sean Nerd Ray
Reds Face Policy Clash Over Ethnic Minorities in China
An article notes internal Communist Party tensions as Han officials push assimilation while respecting ethnic minorities like Miao, Uighur, Tibetan, and Manchu regions. It cites conflicting aims between promoting racial unity and maintaining party control, with cadres accused of favoritism and stirring unrest among minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NG Kong
China
Tibet
Feds
iReds Boost Trade Deal
The article reports that Red China continues to push for trade revisions with capitalist nations under the banner of equality and mutual benefit. It cites official claims that the embargo has not harmed China’s economy and has harmed the embargoing nations, noting China’s improved import export balance and favorable export record since 195.
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Hong Kong
Red China
United States
Ching
Neve China
China
Eagles Kill Lambs Near Helena Montana Reported
Ranchers in Montana say eagles attacked and carried off lambs near Helena. Government trapper Sherman Tanner says he killed one eagle with a seven foot wingspan. Herders claim the birds both killed and dragged lambs, reflecting ongoing predation concerns. The world population note references a separate historical statistic.
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Helena
Val Montana
Shereman Tanner
Jamin Stevenson
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Purdue University Extelsiany
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Fiied
Steen Tale Peres
Laghie
Manne
Dalph B. Wiley
Lafayette
Deleware Gr
Gree Mille Counsey
Dun Vaurhepp & H. Plies Commission
Thin G. Nehlitt
Colunshus
Bas. M
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Guvernor
N. Craig
Wiley
Returter
Dra Bricher
Baesachet Gereesieg
Bradley
Jon Keilum
Aucta
Mounds
Arron & Seeey
Dean Auer
Edward A. German
Kale
Yorktown
Chatieau
Willanadener
Purdue University Dace Ten
Anyield
Betterlite
Ss Agriculture Department
Moromany Outara
Maison County
Seling
CamaMssindy
Marin A. Milling
Milling
Mis Bank
Tcis
State of Indiama
Hook
Andy
Madison County Rutral
Marsson
Andicant
Bill Peity
Petty’s Auction
U.S
Lambs
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