Purdue Team Announces New Oats Wheat Varieties
Purdue researchers unveil four new wheat varieties at Agronomy Days in Lafayette Indiana including Vermillion Knox Newton and Dentland with strong yields and rust resistance. The release aims to diversify Indiana's wheat acreage and improve winter hardiness and test weight while highlighting collaborations among Purdue departments and the US Department of Agriculture.
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Dafayette, Inc
Veraily
Purdue
Agriuth
Dinhevay
Indiana
New York i
Pers
Department of Amliochars
Agronomy
Purdie
Department of Apriculture
Avere R. ML. Caldwell
J. 1
Campton
J. Schafer
FL. Paterson
Doal
Vernon
Liv
Saineros
Knox
Newton
Dentland
Lufiyella
Dey Wea
Clinton
Hetley
Elesely
Glinton
Chelli
Nev
Warmth Will Greet Summer Auction Sales Spreadan
Auction notices detail sales of house furnishings and real estate from Terrell Wks and John Wats, with locations on Louise Street and Second South D Street. Dates include Saturday July 21 and Thursday July 1, led by administrator and commissioner names, listing auctioneers and venues.
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Fi Woo
Hunt
Toeaiee
Hong
Terrell
Robert Tyner
John Wats
Louise Street
Egg M
D Street
Ehwad
Foliage Adds Value To Land In Indiana Note
Purdue entomologists advise homeowners that attractive plantings raise land value and aid cooling. Insects threaten trees with diseases and damage. Extension bulletins preview pest control methods and local guidance.
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Lapayette
Ind
Huusier Iuaneowears
Hirun Tarlic University
Purdue Entomia
Bista
Indiana
4 H Electrical Group Meets in Alexandria
The third 4 H electrical meeting was held yesterday in Alexandria with MW members and Yvests present. Warren Benson of Summitville opened the session. Members received survey forms for a farm safety program and to inspect farms for electrical and fire safety. Senior members must inspect six firms. Beaty gave a demonstration on proper wiring of a plug in cord. Wglemon demonstrated, and each member got materials to make an owl plug extension cord with proper connections. Hummel and Zukuntz assisted. refreshments were served.
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Alexandria
Warren Benson
Summitviile
Mwere
Hummel
Albert Zukuntz
Wheat Market Gains Strength in Chicago Trade
Wheat futures in Chicago show renewed strength as traders weigh potential oversell risk. Market commentary notes sentiment improving amid cautious activity and firmer demand signals from buyers.
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Chicago
Wheat markets rise as crop news boosts futures
New York stock quotes show wheat futures gaining after reports of favorable crop conditions. Corn and oats also edge higher while soybeans climb as weather and storage expectations influence prices. buffalo and cattle markets mix with mixed leather and poultry notes amid wide commodity swings.
Hams Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Markleville
Hams celebrate a golden anniversary in Markleville as Rev Smith of the Markleville Methodist Church officiates. The couple are parents of a Cavalier named Atrs Laweconeer Care of Tydiamnapolis and son Giwin Tim of Columbus, with ten grandchildren. A dinner for attendees at Loneton includes Mr and Mrs Biddle and many others.
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Marklevilly
Smith
Marklevile
Dael
Cavahier
Atrs
Laweconeer
Care
Tydiamnapolis
Giwin
Tim
Columbus
Gentchildren
Stephen
Cathy
Charlotte Cary
Dndianapolis
Ann Elizabeth Min
Colcordus
Mormal Invita
Clog
Bis
Manisiy Capoty
Jessie Biddle
Thaw Alana
Loneton
Biddle
Hart
McCorel
Atutitor
Nifey
Kraneth Fish
Christie McCormick
Teame Curries
Tetley
Johnsons
Sele Patina
Tly Reandgny
Maiowa
Bath Tiley
Mildred Willis
Tiny
Twiise Bondot
Myx Lea Mallesple
Verna
Vaio Conner
Bert Dawney Itilsok Sydier
Anederson
4-H To Tour Livestock and Parks in Indiana Region
4-H plans a livestock and nature tour to Mounds State Park near Pendleton led by Henry Mayo of Purdue with demonstrations on plaster casts of wild animals and tree identification. The group will visit Noward Mingle farm, Robert Michael's sheep, and Charles Doty farm, then tour Leo farms and northern county dairy operations. Prices for hogs and cattle at the Denver Mays and Sons sale are reported, with various weight classes and prices noted. calves, sheep, and cows show typical market activity as dairy and beef cattle movements continue.
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Henry Mayo
Purdue
Fredla
Miananement
shaw-Hing
Livestocl
Pling
Leo Farms
Tndianapolis
Theo
Denver Mays and Sons
Callie
Geoup
Willy
Enverst Teeoe
Borutt
Navy reveals supersonic carrier jet XFBUL by Chance Vought
Washington reports the Navy has unveiled its newest supersonic carrier-based jet fighter named XFBUL, after tests met high speed, altitude, and elimination-rate requirements. Chance Vought designed and built the craft, photographed with high mounted swept wings and a short forward cockpit. The design aims to improve carrier landings and flight vigilance aboard the fleet.
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Washington
Navy
Chance Vought
Psilota Xi Girls Return From Chicago Trip
Seven Psi Iota Xi Sorority members retired from Chicago after attending a convention Friday and Saturday. The article lists attendees including Helen Lwin Margaret Vinson Clara Jones Martha Martin Bernieen Smith Lois Melling Melon Nottingham Rex Kilgore and Tom Byrd plus Mr. and Mrs. Wilhers Vetor. The local group met at Summitville church with prayers songs and a missionary program led by Mrs. Ethel Broyles. Refreshments followed in the dining room.
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Summitville
Lanes Aid and Missionary of the Christian Church
Ethel Broyles
Jesus
Nellie Inglis
Maxine Qhberhaltzer
Japan
Edna Allen
Sirs. Broyles
Nancy Harrold
Mesdames Lucie Harrold
Lala Stephenson
Maxine Mberhalteer
Arlene Gearhart
Elda Black
Elva Beeson
Ethel Schultz
Mar+ Igery Prough
Maxine Schultz
Ina Siteratt
Tifie van Noss
Effie
Grain Goods Trade Slower in New York Textile Market
The New York textile market showed reduced activity on Tuesday with scattered sales of prints, cloths, drills, and broadcloths. Prices held around 19 cents a yard for standard prints while lawns remained scarce and retailers looked for improved spring deliveries.
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Soma Ierase
Extend Oil and Gas Compact to September 1959 Extension
Washington extended the interstate oil and gas conservation compact for another four years. The House Commerce Committee approved the extension, and the Senate passed the resolution to extend the pact to September 1, 1959. States endorsing the compact include Alabama, Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia. Also reported: Maj Gen William Chase retires as head of the Western Military Assistance Group in Formosa and Maj Gen George W Smythe reassigned to Formosa as head of mission.
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Plagida
Indiana
Kansas
Kentuky
Louisiina
Michigan
Sippi
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Nebraska
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Tennexvania
Tomnessen
Retie Wastington
Willan Chase
Wes
Formsa
George W. Smythe
Formosa
Mie
Eee
Hon
Chast
Eal
Farm Diseases Action Urged at Indiana Meeting
New York scientist Dr. Mark Welsh told the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association convention that agents used in human health can help eliminate or reduce animal and crop diseases. He urged better cooperation among veterinarians pharmacists and farmers to deploy new tools from research and industry to ease the burden on American farmers.
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French Lick
Ind
New York
Mark Welsh
Laboratories
American Cyanamid Co
Inliana Pharmaceutical Assny ¢Onvention
Lighter Hogs Turn Weaker
Chicago dealers reported lighter hog prices with the lightweight segment down up to 50 cents while other cuts held steady to firm. Suwes rose to 50 cents, top hogs reached 22.78, and 1700 of 9000 hogs sold. Cattle and veal were irregular with primes from 18.28 to 24.75 and heifers up to 23, lambs in the 22 to 25.50 range. ewes struggled to 7.50.
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Cole
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Hime
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al Chel
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ALVES
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Choier
Sthowith
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Gills
Tia
Work With Local 4-H Clubs in Madison County
About 560 youths in Madison County 4-H clubs enroll across towns including Alexandria Anderson Ellwood Frankton Lapel Markleville Pendleton Summitville and others. The 4-H program reports 1304 projects and 101 members in beef, 152 in swine, 413 in corn, 53 junior leaders, and 53 adults assisting. Notable leaders listed include Fred Disque Alexandria Ware Wilson Anderson and Paul Hanna Summitville among others.
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Haigh
Alexandria
Anderson
Elewood
Frankton
Lapel
Markleville
Pendleton
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Country Cousins
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Clodhoppers
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Richland
Country Kids
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Fred Disque
Ware
Ace Wilson
Palmer Davis
Elwood
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