24 Counties Now Testing Cattle and Start Soon
Purdue veterinary officials announce a federal state and county funded cattle testing program. Twenty four inland counties will begin tests with 50 percent federal funding and 10 percent state support. Local veterinarians will collect blood samples for disease screening as the program expands to more counties.
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Lafayette
Pr. F. A. Mall
Purdue Veterinary
Financedlata
Uil
Purdest
Participaniig Duc University
4 H Members To Get Birds In Madison County
Approximately seven members of the 4 H Club of Madison County will receive birds at the Conservation Club on West 8th Street in Anderson Thursday from 10 36 a m to 1 30 pm. Club leader Eugene Ladki of Alexandria is also the Madison County state conservation officer. Each member will receive 61 birds and 2 1 2 pounds of feed to be raised per the recommended procedure and released at about eight weeks of age, except one pair kept for exhibiting at the 44th Fair in Alexandria August 8 12. Last year s pheasant members who raised 18 or more birds may raise quail this year, as quail are more difficult to raise. The project is sponsored by conservation clubs in Madison County which also furnish the feed pounds for whole rds.
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Madison County
Conservation Club
Anderson
Eugene Ladki
Alexandria
Madsonae
Lowever
Ford
United Aue
General Motors
Platts
Washington
Taleias
Dulles
CIT
Wnanelal Corp
Para
Lake Ninties
Sheep Dipping Schedule Published for Madigan County
Final schedule is prepared by the county agent Whit worth of Atlantic. Dipping starts June 15 with unservice requests due by June to the county agent's office. Whitlind will dip at Ledheeworth, about one head per day. The process will take about two weeks with 50 head dipped on 437 farms last year.
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Madigan County
Whitham
Allantic
Whitlind
Rural Youth Club Picnic At Mowidds Parke
The Madison County Rural Youth Club meeting is set for tomorrow at Mowidds Parke with President John Hol t pluipe. A hot dog roast is planned at 1 pm, members to bring their own wieners buns and a dish. Committee members include MWathara Mingle Pendleton David Stabler Rt 4 Anderson and Vex Craig Pembleton. Recreation views will follow the roast.
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Regiar Dame
Madison County
Tomarrow
Mowidds Parke
John Hol T Pluipe
Mwathara Mingle Pendleton
David Stabler
Rt 4
Anderson
Vex Craig
Pembleton
Comunittee
Coming Auction Sales and Public Sales Notices
Auction notices list multiple sales including Shorthorn dispersal near By Pans A0 on Kylbyck Road and public sales in Indiana. Entries mention auctioneers Indies and Sons, Baturdey, Harmid Pedigreex, and details such as dates June 11 and June 17 with times and locations across several towns.
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Weonwee
Farr
Notte Harlin
Guernseyx
Alexandria
Kirk
Avel Baturgey
Indies and Sons
Mille
By Pans
Kylbyck Road
Allen
Vavutha Lipp
Harmid Pedigreex
Lendletor
Ege
Gatorday
Pty Werley Jarvis
Neal Eviatn
Ingalls
Herr &. Frazee
W. Flime
Park Place
5 Acre Corn Club To Close Soon
Chicago grains unsettled as the Board of Trade showed mixed results. Wheat rose about 41 to 42 cents while corn gained roughly 1 cent, oats and rye up around 4 cents, soybeans near unchanged with slight upticks, and lard weaker from earlier trading.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Fearhy
Corn Growers Record Yield and Club Meeting Notice
County Agent W C Haynes reports shares set and record high yields in the Acre Corn Club with at least 5 acres required and Ta Hann Corn Growers Association membership. Alexantria's Narry McKoyen led the year with 287.5 bushels. Green Thvetstiin posted 178 bushels in division.
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W. C. Haynes
Ta- Hann Corn Growers Association
Narry McKoyen
Alexantria
Marrison
Javier Givislin
Illinois Toll Road Plans Again Upheld
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling affirming the Illinois Toll Highways Act of 1980 for toll road plans linking Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The decision came from a special federal court in Chicago as authorities proceed with transportation project preparations.
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Illinois
Supreme Counicis Dea
Leonia
Chicago
Nye
Simple Test Determines Forage Water Content
Simple method tests forage moisture by compressing into a ball. high moisture keeps shape, low moisture makes it crumble. University extension notes cite practical thresholds around 15 percent or 80 percent in specific contexts, with dairy industry implications and related market data included.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ally Karis
Stock Quotations and Wheat Market Report Summary
The report notes wheat firming in Minneapolis and Chicago due to weaker winter crop reports and rain delaying harvests. Oklahoma yields are below normal with weedy fields. Corn gains from Austria and UK demand, while soybeans face pressure from Lynch Corp. Declining deliveries affect beans and export trade remains cautious. Major entities include Weather Bureau and Japan with cross-market influences noted.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Tovka Junean
Ainiican Moree
Amar, Tal
de Tal Anglands
Aveo Pyidee
Tusieth Bandi F
Austria
Lear” UY T
United Kingdom
Newsie Lout
Nebraska
Lynch Corp
Ifenaaylventir
Radia Corp
Aner
Nsaeany-Mabite Sess Reanne Sloward Brande Sv
Anfa
Hogs and Cattle Turn Weaker on Tuesday Market
Hogs and cattle prices moved lower while hogs dropped up to 50 cents per hundredweight amid a larger than expected hog supply. Cattle and lambs edged higher with steady or improved demand. steer and heifer prices reached mid to high twenty dollar ranges. Sheep and vealers showed varied strength with prices near reported highs. New York textile markets saw small sales as strike in New Mayland tightens supply, while wood and rayon goods faced cautious orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago i
Ile
Han
Neas
New York
New Mayland
Local Livestock Prices and Oddities From the Market
The page lists local livestock market prices and cargo rates, including cattle weights and various commodity quotes such as soybeans, wheat, corn, oats, and references to Great Lakes freights. It also notes poultry items and a quirky animal anecdote about a Springer Spaniel and a bobcat mishap witnessed by an owner.
Brothers Earn Scholarships in Agricultural School
Brothers Robert and Willan Sears win 4-H Club scholarships at Burrue University to cover certain fees. They are sons of Marion Sears of Pendleton Indian Territory, and have engaged in 4-H work since 1947. Both have been active with the Lapel 440 Club and the Pendor John leadership for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobert
Willan Sears
Lendleton
Froid Wolf
Milk production up in May across Madison dairy herd tests
May tests show average milk production per cow rising to 944 pounds with 36.5 pounds butterfat, up from April's 770 pounds and 35.4 butterfat. High yielding herd led by Oophe Chapman Blike of Markleville at 1,008 pounds and 55.1 butterfat per cow. numerous other farmers listed with their per cow butterfat figures and dual purpose yields.
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Lester Meyzger
Madison Conny Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Sea Cnws
Chapman
Guernseys
Markleville
Russel Pattison
Lee Montgomery
Arthur Kinore
Bons
Goins Bros
Newark & Waird
Philip W. Mannan
CW. Bohlander & Sons
Glenn Tittsford & Son
Kenneth BR. Johnson
Thurston & Ferring
Glenn Snider
Bohlander
Mays & Bunyan
Hoppes & Mayer
D. W. Kerr & Family
Nolan Lloyd
Robert Pegg
Charmil Farm
Piven & Klepfer
andLitzey & Whitehead
Duill
W. €. Wond & Son
Childes & Nersberger
W. Sears
EBB. Ferguson
Marydale Farm
Cooley & Clouser
Joseph J. Kilts
Enwal
Lee Mantgnmery
Smith & Mugers
May B
Lewark & Laird
Barbera
Digen & Klepfar
Florence
Chiles & Hersberger
M. Adrienneard
Maryida Farm
Eleanor’s Pride
V. Seara
BM. Ferguson
Rogehand
Cooley & Claire
W. C. Wood & Sun
Legion Boys State begins at Indiana University campus
Teen-age high school juniors gather on the Indiana University campus in Bloomington for the American Legion's annual Boys State. The one-week program outside Indianapolis teaches state government operations starting with precinct committeemen and ending with state office. Gov. Craig will present a medal to the outstanding citizen at ceremonies. Seaborn Collins of Las Cruces, New Mexico, Legion national commander, will speak.
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Wil Teke Party Legion Boys State
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
American Legion
Indianapolis
Craig
Seaborn Collins
Las Cruces
N Mex
Legion's National Conmander
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a cryptic line about a deed or event. The readable words hint at a personal or local matter but lack clear names, places, dates, or actions to define a full report.
Losses Hit Hogs and Barn Fire Destroys Equipment
In Middletown a barn on the Rufus Harter farm was destroyed by fire due to defective wiring. Firemen and volunteers contained the blaze, with hay, grain, and farm equipment lost including a new wagon and spreader. Nearby hog sales showed lighter weights bringing bidding up to $19.50 per hundredweight, while cattle and lamb markets remained steady to higher. Elizabeth Lee visited relatives in Jeffersonville and Indianapolis. solar slides to be shown at Sizth Street Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nlo
Willy
Middletown
Rufus Harter
Mid- Motown
Elizabeth Lee
Jeffersonville
Robert Andee
Holy Land
Sizth Street
Shower Honors Orestes Couple
Members of the Lily Creek Baptist Church plan a pantry shower for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery at 7 30 p m Saturday. Relatives and friends hosted by William Livingood Yorktown Roy Gaskins Arthur Wooley and Ralph Livingood. Airman third class Tim Livingood returned to Sampson AFB New York after furlough with his parents.
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Lily Creek Baptist Church
Robert Montgomery
William Livingood
Yorktown
Roy Gaskins
Athur Wooley
Ralph Livingood
Tim, Livingood
Jim Livingood
Sampson Air Force Base
New York
Ralph
Livingood
Mariston Cook
M Mariston Jr
Treland
J. John Cook
Mes
Ray Symmons
Anderson
Str
Melvin Carey
Orestes
Shaffer Lake
Paul Teal
Arathia
Willis Tappan
Harold Cunningham
Max
Mitchell
Edd Petars
Diana Sue Nucoff
Fred Belove
Elyond
Vion Meeker
Mid West Gets TV Channel in Indianapolis Case
A FCC examiner recommended awarding Indianapolis Channel 13 to Mid West TV Corp over four competitors. The contest included Indianapolis Broadcasting Inc WIBC Inc and Crosley Broadcasting Corp. Mid West is led by George Sadler of the Union Federal Savings. Crosley is AVCO subsidiary with multiple radio and TV outlets.
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Washington
Central Newspapers Inc
Indianapolis Star
News
Indiana
Central Newss
WIRE
Indianapolis
WAOV
Vincennes
Ind
Wire the
Crosley
Avco iManufacturing Corp
Cincinnati
WLW
WLWT
Bayou
Ohio
Columibus
Atlanta
Summitville Women Meet and Picnic Plans
Summitville groups host gatherings with entertainment prizes and fund donations. Officers and members attend, planning a July picnic at Play Acres Park and a June 12amity dinner at Summitville Lions Club with a charity contribution to the GbOC fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Know Your Neighborlab
Qwme
Grover Sells
Ray Vetter
Orpha Irwin
Stella Melling
Barbara Garner
Ethel Slain
Ralph Confer
Dora Carlen
Elva Hre+son
Mesdan Veda Smilin
Jane Kurls
Elsie Jones
Orpha Tewin
Harbara Garner
Irene Vetter
Francess Sells
Play Acres Park
Fairmount
Clifford Thurston
Tag Willie
Velma DuPony
Lucille Harrald
AHS Teacher To Join Clinic
Miss Mary Ruth Palmer of Anderson High School will serve as counselor for a July music clinic at Tadlana University for high school bands choirs and orchestras. Eighteen top teachers were selected as counselors. The clinic ends with a joint concert in the U I auditorium. About 600 students are expected. Northwestern University’s Glenn C. Bainum leads the clinic. Ersist Hoffman conducts the I UW Whilharmonic. George F. Kruger will direct choral activities. A planning committee met at Jack Hunter’s home to organize the reunion plans and contact class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Palmer
Anderson High School
Aaa
Tadlana University
Colinselars
1. U
Jelinic
Glenn C. Bainum
Roremer
Northwestern University
Hads
Stiff
Ersist, Hoffman
I. UW. Whilharmonic Orchestra
Chestra
George F. Kruger
Andersons
Singing Ways
Wil Beers
Maresk Park Chorus
Noblesville
Jack Bunter
Rrunion
Hunter Tve
Amt
AMVETS Meet Tonight at Post Home Hartford City Discussions
AMVETS members meet at the post home 201 Andover Td this evening with post commander Bob Arnold in charge. The agenda includes plans for the upcoming state convention in Hartford City and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Andover Td
Bob Arnold
Hartford City
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Capital Unvversity
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Tursday
Kokomo
American Legionnaires
Ebner
Dear Apperson
Ibrand Miynes
Tyce
Theovah
el Thamoen
Welphit Hoom
Iain” Seyheana
Anderson Poultry Theory
Toghomn
Catespy Jones
Mayaguez W
Puerto Hican
New York Lock Exchange
Aris
Thomson & Mskinnon
Securities and Commodities
Citizens Bank
Robert J. Heit
Ménbias
Fs Farmer's Erect
C. D. Clark
Delaware-Madison
Nat's Farm Loan Association
Main St
Anderson, Indian
Joan Tr. Valume
Moe
Ane
Pearl Tully
New Castle
John Delrich Vist
Mid-West
Michigan
Heiney's Frozen Foods
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