Improved Pole Barns Boost Turkey Rearing Across Regions
Extension poultryman at Velrdue University notes pole barns, first used in the East, now spread to Jaciary and other areas for housing turkeys. Benefits include weather protection and easier care with automatic feeders and waterers, while drawbacks cover higher construction and feed costs and stricter management.
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Lafayette
Jaciary
Kaye Daye D
Jackson
Extension Poultryman
Velrdue University
Purdue project showcases new small grain varieties in Indiana
Indiana field day near Lafayette features two new soft red winter wheats and two spring varieties with strong straw, rust resistance, and dual use for grain or forage. Indiana Certified Seed Growers prepare seed distribution to farmers by spring 1966 with demonstrations and talks from extension staff.
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Lafayette
Purdue Farm
Indiana
Win- Lafayette
Ind
U.S
Mera
la Knox
Clint Jand
Clint
Benton
Aaa
Three Attend Conference At Western Regional Rural Youth Meet
Madison County Rural Youth members attended the Western Regional Rural Youth Conference June 4 5 on the South Dakota State College campus Aly Brookings 5 Dak Delegates included Charles Smock and Mary Jo Smock Alexandria and Marvin Sheward Anderson Two Shelby County girls joined the Madison group Ten states were represented Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Maryland Iowa and Indiana International Farm Youth Exchange students from Sweden and Italy attended Indiana may join the Western Regional Executive Board if enough delegates attend next year Charles Smock was appointed Indiana representative if allowed Indiana will seek recognition on the Western Conference board
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Madison County
Aly Brookings
Dak
South Dakota State Colleage
Charles Smock
Mary Jo Smock
Alexandria
Marvin Sheward
Anderson
Indiana
This. Com
Shelby County
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Maryland
Iowa
International Farm
Sweden
Arilna
Gor
Crépresenter
Ue Western Regional
Abs Lenda
Tbe Westiference
Auction Sale Notice for Real Estate and Furnishings
Public sale announced for Beulah Brown matter with items including real estate and furnishings. Auction to be conducted Friday at 11 AM by Marlon Joris as executor, with property located on College Avenue in Park Fire area. Additional names and locations read from the notice include Snead in Ingalls and Hood Aust. Auctioneer details appear partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes WM Peters
Altornmey
Tristre
Beulah Brown
Public Hale
Lee State St
W. Hifunt
Collage Ave
Park
Hood
Wilting Silage Removes Odor and Improves Quality
Dairymen report grass silage woes from moisture, packing, and silo design. Wilting, moisture control, and proper conditioning like sodium metabisulphite aim to reduce odor and mold. Proper ensiling, timely cutting, and airtight, uniform silos are essential for high quality silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isa Gond
Mveandy
Mie
Eatiming Keasan
Nya Ge A
Williams, Thiechie Eas Ension Dairytman
Wiliams
Profit Taking Weakens Shares in Tuesday Market
The New York stock market reversed gains and fell in late trading as profit taking spread through leading issues. The Dow Jones average slid modestly with volume around 1.1 million shares, utilities and rail stocks leading losses while aircrafts supported some strength as the market edged lower after a record run.
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New York
Senate Appropriations Committee
Air Force
Votan Aima United
Monnday
Bulcher Hogs Score Advance in Indianapolis
Bulcher weights held steady to higher as heavier hogs moved in Indianapolis on Tuesday. Split Tip and Binge Jas are noted among arrivals with Bulcher Hogs advancing in the market.
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Bulcher Hogs
Indianapolis
Bulcher
Market Summary Mixed Stocks and Grains on Decline and Rise
Quotations show varied prices across livestock and grains with gains for some loads and declines for others. Cattle and hog prices fluctuated, while wheat and corn futures moved on broader market trends and cash flow pressures.
Local Music Clinic Adds Enrollments For High Schoolers
The tenth annual music clinic at Juana University will enroll additional high school students and hold a joint concert at 2 p.m. in the auditorium. Participants include James E. Tabre Rahourn TL Boardman dudy Blatt Mary Breit weiser Tom BD Breitecisar T. David Clem Janice UO Clavengar and many others.
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Juana University
James E. Tabre
Rahourn TL. Boardman
Dudy & Blatt
Mary L. Breitweiser
Tom BD
Breitecisar
T. David Clem
Janice UO. Clavengar
David N. Crandall
Mary L. Day
Michael P. Eckert
Sharon J. Friend
Police Merit Systems Sought In Indiana Fraternal Drive
The Indiana Lore reports Fraternal Order of Police leaders launching a drive to install a merit system for all state police. Indiana Lore President Dan Hudson of Evansville chaired the effort and appointed a committee to draft a plan for submission to the next convention in Indianapolis. New officers elected include Timothy Gebhard Mort Wayne Cecil Loudan and George Petilot among others, with regional trustees named across districts.
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Indiana Lore
Dan Hudson
Evans
Ville
Indianapolis
Mas Tmbert Gebhard
Mort Wayne
Yo Rotary
Cecil Loudan
Th- Pee
Parthaasiont Aisteiot Triston
Zan Tis
Honey Helps Cure Hangover New York Report
A brief New York medical note suggests honey may aid hangover recovery. The report, dated Tuesday, mentions honey helping sobriety and easing symptoms, but details are sparse and no clinical evidence is provided.
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New York
Muncie Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Market Signals
Market notes show MENCIFAMills steady to 15 cents higher as cattle and livestock reports mix. The report references state budget figures, labor details, and wage scales, with scattered pricing for steers, heifers, and lambs. Other items touch on federal policy, labor benefits, and national cattle markets with various figures and government references.
Hogs Develop a Lower Market Trend in Cattle and Sheep Rally
The market shows a broad drop in hog prices with finishes around 48 to 21 dollars and a top near 21.05. Cattle prices edge up on reduced supply with prime steers around 21.75 to 25.00, heifers reaching 23.50, and spring lambs at 25.00 to 26.25 as 1500 sheep remain on hand.
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Roy
Aika Dune
Amer
Otheri Aire Hussivod
Surtys Wright
Curttelethei
Carmel
Commerell
Fenasghort
Eros
Ibont
Igoconyj Aghlie
Nee Nee Sas
Ea So Kacelogne
Vabiwa Clote
New York
Prinie
Aly Tet
Terry Nonhomary
Bistyva
Herald
Timely Insect Control To Safeguard Crops
Glen Tebker, extension entomologist at Purdue University, urges timely insect control to protect crops. He advises spraying with arsenate, DDT, or other powders to combat beetles, bollworms, and weevils, noting weather and harvest timing influence effectiveness. Several moths were trapped in May, and future pest pressure remains uncertain as fresh brood may face obstacle.
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Glen Tebker
Purdie University
Alval
Hogwarts
Orleans
Lafayella
Wesdian
Messian Oy
Field Day at Purdue Crops Farm Edition
Field Day events at Purdue Crops Farm include demonstrations on thirty-two varieties, fertilizer comparison, laser control methods, and related agricultural topics. The program starts at 8:30 AM with short talks and a special fire fighting demonstration planned for the event day.
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Purdue
Miles Noethoes
Latavelten
Contest Set For Thursday At Guernsey Demonstration Farm
A judging contest will be held Thursday at the Kenneth W Stoll Sons Farm four and one half miles northeast of Muncie Ind. A type judging demonstration at 9 80 a m will be given by Max Bandy secretary of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. A judge jog contest will follow under J C Jinlaton of Purdue University open to all club members and 4 H vocational agriculture boys ages 14 to 20. Special prizes awarded for the winners. Albert Zukuntl and county agent will supervise.
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Ilndians
Albert Zukuntl
Peach and textile market report from Louisv ily Ky area
Prices paid per bushel for peaches and textiles dominate the market note. Report covers large quantities and prices in cents for peaches, wool, and fiber goods, with mentions of Georgia supply, weather effects, and stockyard sales. Market conditions and prices appear fragmented but indicate weak to rising tendencies across multiple commodities.
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Louisvilay
Ian
York
Swutton Textiles
Squire
Caturnia Iquantilies
Fon Ayods
Georgia
Serview
Adelaide
Aus
Raya
Eales
Canada
AMVETS Install New Indiana Officers at Jac ford City
In a recent AMVETS convention in Jac ford City Indiana officers were installed for the new term. Principal speaker was Indiana Secretary of State Crawford Parker. Read as new officers including Wayne Brown Ith district commander John Strohin Ed Hauff Casper Turkes Tom Mattingly John Sanderson Wayne Hoover Marl Kirkwond Paul Bureh Svatedara Charles Van Duesen Charles Swifford Bob Arnold Jerry Charlies and others were named to key posts.
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Soae
Amvets
Jacford City
Indiana
Crawford Parker
Seth Thorleht
Wayne Brown
Ith Distriet
John Strohin
Ed Hauff
Casper Turkes
Tom Mattingly
Tohn Sanderson
Wayne Hoover
Marl Kirkwond
Ith
Paul Bureh
Svatedara
Charles van Duesen
Charles Swifford
Milieaman
Bob Arnold
NEC
Wid
County Group Names E. V. Hepfer To Fall Creek Post
County Board of Commissioners met at the courthouse to appoint Edward V. Repfner Sr. Pendleton as justice of the peace for Fall Creek Township replacing King Rex Brown who resigned. The board also kept offices open until 5 and observed a July 23 holiday. A New Calumits petition asked for a 20 mph speed limit on Ind. 108. The group viewed a wrecked bridge at Vipe Creek near Alexandria following a two vehicle crash on Saturday.
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Madson County
Calum Hits
Weiss
Vipe Creek
W. Washington St. Rd
Alexandria
Hauts Elected To State AMVET Posts In Indiana
Tyral members of Norman MeClain AMVETS Post No 9 were elected to Indiana state posts at the AMVETS convention in Hartford City Sunday. Ed Haut was chosen senior Vice Commander, Robert Arnold was named alternate national executive committeeman, and Tom Mattingly of Indianapolis was elected commander. Crawford Parker, Indiana secretary of state, spoke at the banquet. AMVETS auxiliary also met, with Ruth Arc held and other officers named. delegates paused Saturday to visit Marion for a party at the hospital boys’ facility.
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Tyral
Hartford City
Ed Haut
MeClain
Indiana
Robert Arnold
Comander
Tom Mattingly
Indianapolis
Crawford Parker
Amvets Auxiliary
Marth
Swinford
National Executiv
Mac ‘Vion
Msring Veterans Jhospital
Watchtower Study To Be Held Sunday
Part readable notes show Watchtower Study scheduled for Sunday with afternoon start. Additional fragments mention evening timing and locations but are unclear.
Pic Kwicks Elect Yearly Officers
Pendleton The Janine Tie Kwicks held their first meeting with 49 members present. Jane Titus was elected president, with Ane Vita as vice president and Jane da Coh as secretary. Other officers include Math Aan Doty songleader, Sara Stoner reverend, Linda Stoner treasurer, Linda Molary health and safety, and Axrol Parker news reporter. Next meeting is set for January 22 at 1 00 p.m. at the Nighty Hall.
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Pendleton
Wil He Jane
Shower For Miss Lawyer At MI Gilead Church
A mixed shower for Barbara Lawyer, bride to be of Margin Dwake Fraley, was hosted by Mrs. Richard Mullinnan and others at the MI Gilead Church basement. Guests assisted at gift tables while the party featured pink and aqua decor.
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MI. Gilead
Richard Mullinnan
Robert Lawyer
Aubrey Jackson
MI. Gilead Church
Misa
Barbara Lawyer
Margin Dwake Fraley
Dune
Othe Mt. Gilead Church
Pitt
Hille Neices
Diana Wolski
Jennie Sawyer
Terry Sue Smith
Cinesis
Joan Jackson
Fred Ware Jtson
Leroy Parker
Dayton Billyaner
Lee
Oscar Fraley
Cort Ebbert
Sleand Morris
Don Lawyer
Linda Ker
Arthur Rakey
Tudy Ann Cox
Julia Jackson
Smith
Nnio Helms
Near
Watts
Wille
I. L. Arnett
Raymond Duckey
Ward Colling
Henry Manfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Arnell
Nox Frazee
Opal Cooper
Ray Clevenger
Dorothy Jane Frazee
Robert Gene Sisk
Christian Clurch
Weedersburn
Crockett Draws Library Crowd at Reading Club
Soma 211 youngsters visited the Anderson Public Library Monday for the Davy Crockett vacation reading club. Mrs. Ethel Albright said books were snapped up as 1,012 titles were borrowed from the Children's Room. Volunteers from grade and high schools will assist as reports unfold, with aims to enroll at least 1,000 members before summer ends.
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Soma
Anderson Public Library
Davy Crockett
Pam
Ethel Albright
Crockett
Albright
Sle
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