County Entries Win Honors At Indiana State Fair
Madison County 4H entries led the opening days with blue ribbons across livestock judging garden crops and home economics. Bill Pendleton won Champion Gilt Chester White in the pig class. Pat Hannon showed Champion Holstein and blue ribbons for showmanship. multiple county youths earned top honors in dairy, beef, sheep, poultry, clothing, cooking, and garden categories with notable names such as Marie Shinabarger Martha Jo Leisure and Linda Drake repeatedly cited among winners.
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Madison County
Indiana
Bill Pendleton
Chester White
Pat Hannon
Summitville
Martha Jo Leisure
Elwood
Arlene Ashton
Belva Hosier
Anderson
Barbara Williams
Marie Shinabarger
Linda Drake
Steve Watson
Mleton
Ary Jones
Alexandria
Jersey
Marjory Wood
Pendleton
Susan Wood
Linda Johnson
Summitile
Philip Harvey
Edgar Lucas
Ais
James Lucas
Pendletn
Jon. Hoffman
Anderson Barbara Baker
David Lawler
Allunior
Nancy Lawler
Jon Ottman
Karl Hoffman
Lapel
Gary L. Padlock
Jimmie Rathel
Aberdeen Gas
Ronald Swindell
Hampshire Gill
Bob Sears
Pendleon
Paul Stephenson
Chester White Gills
All Sears
Joan Sears
Berkshire
Jas Thomas
Dick Thom
Philip ‘Kreegar
Mt Stoker
Don Gdom
Jerry Cranfield
Daniel Cranfield
Daniel Boxell
Max E. Stoker
Gordon
Toma
Chester
Eve Lamb
Corriedal
Corriedale
Shropshire
Don Gooding
Frankton
Ary. Baker
Ewe Lamb
Barbara Baker
Bar‘Dara’ Baker
Mary Baker
Bille
Michael
Suffolk Eye
James R. Curts
Arl Huffman
David Tilligoss
Plymouth Rocks
Cue Ling Loy
Joanna Marsh
Betty Wiseman
Karen Dunham
Summitvite
Dijon
Janet Smith
Marilyn Faust
Dianna Marsh
Ele
Louise’ Fewards
Belva’ Hosler
Patricia Clok
Elva
F. Simmerman
Jinal Turner
Fondant
Barbara Smith
El‘wood
Shirley Boicfart
Siris
Sherman George
Findzing
Marie Shinabarzer
Lot Anderson
Arden
Plow Down Money For Next Season
A Middle West soil improvement committee reports fall use of fertilizer with corn stalks straw and crop residue will feed soil micro organisms and speed digestion of organic matter. This builds better soil structure and supports proper crop feeding next spring.
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Middle Wes
Hogs Show Steady Trend In Live Hog Sale Report
Hogs display a steady pattern with 210 to 215 pounders selling as high as 28.00 and topping near 24.00 in some lots. Utilities and common hogs ranged from 9.75 to 13.50, with higher end prices noted for select categories. Receipts totaled an uncertain amount as classified listings cover the sale.
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Pesca Ares
Aimee Eere Os
Ieee
Butcher Hogs Slip Downward Calendar Of Fall Farm Events
An OCR fragment lists September and October farm events in Indiana. Notable items include a district bee cattle session, a Purdue speaker Paul Mitchell, township election balloting, Swint Day at Purdue Swine Farm, Field Day at Carmel, a Broiler Day at Purdue, a Madison County Soil Judging Contest, and an Agricultural Outlook Meeting in Madison County with Ronald Rouman of Purdue as speaker.
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Romny
Indiana
Muncit Ymca
Paul Mitchell
Purdue
ASC
Lafayette
Carmel
Madison County
Xerrex Cox Farm
Linwood
Alexandria
Ronald Rouman
Share Prices Show Strength Amid Mixed Market Action
Wall Street averages rose Tuesday after a sharp break last week, with the Associated Press index up about 50 cents and the average near a 25 year high. Trading volume was modest as railroads lagged while utilities rose and cattle prices showed mixed movement in early trading.
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Invianapolis
Spl
Tomas Onsen
Amst
To! & Tel i
Tizeard
Tonek
Montgomery
New York
Papis
Associated Press
Allion
Sojsong
Etna
Gries
American Stock Exchange
Muncie Livestock Prices Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Moves
Hogs were 25 to 35 cents lower with choice No 1 conditioned at 20.75 for 200 to 240 pounds and declines across 240 to 360. Cattle listings show steers from 15 to 23, cows 9.5 to 10.5, calves steady around 16 to 19, and lambs around 19 with sheep steady. Grain and textile markets also noted, plus August sales figures for Chicago.
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Muncie
Cmaer
New York
Gore
Happy Hour Class Has Wiener Roast
Idle Class held a wiener roast Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Hubert Shaw. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Raymond Miller, Mrs Otto Gaines, Larry and Folide, Mr Reulah Pronchet, and many others. Billy Fox, 17, injured in a Monday car accident, remained a patient at St Johns Hospital Anderson with neck vertebrae injury and other injuries.
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Orestes
Haney
Hubert Shaw
Taymond Miller
Otto Gaines
Larry
Folide
Reulah Pronchet
Sendra
Stevie
Judy
Carmer Thomas
Becky
Bobbie Wiggs
Janice
Karen
Don Firs
Nash
Anna
Sharon
Jim Tappan
Scott Fike
Anderson
Mike Weilhamer
Indianapolis
Willis Tappan
Charles Rust
Pegey Jo. Werking
Don Werking
Muncie
Vion Hocker
Emma Welborn
Edmund Styne
Evanston
Miss Dora Carter Hosts Know Your Neighbor Club
Miss Dora Carter entertained the Know Your Neighbor club at her east of town home with cohostess Mrs Frances Sells. Doris Stain conducted business in the president's absence. Plans for an October trip were discussed. Prizes awarded to Mrs Elsie L Jones and Barbara Garner. attendance prize to Jony S Clevenger. Next meeting Oct 7 with Special guest Sherman Coy of Coffeville Kansas. Don Ewing bought Copher and Fesler Funeral Home and Fesler Furniture, rerouting future as Ewing Funeral Directors and Furniture Company. Women’s Society of Christian Service set to meet Sept 9 at First Methodist Church with devotions by Mrs Edith Brewer. Hostesses listed: Edith Brock Ninner Smith Elsie Overshiner Blanche Broyles. O M Goodman visited parents then returned to Schnuter Field. Rex Kilgore and Linn Vetter from Muncie dined with relatives.
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Dora Carter
Know Your Neighbor
Frances Sells
Esther
Tue
Doris Stain
Elsie Il Jones
Barbara Garner
Finn Beeson
Mesdames Alva Dickey
Don Slain
Roy Vetter
Wilbur Sells
Oscar Jones
Jerry Garner
Doris Sclevenger
Jony
Ira Sia Clevenger
Sherman Coy
Coffeeville
Kansas
C. C. Crouse
Coy
Crouse
Norman Bushon
Rocky
Florida
St. Col
Philip Cartwright
Danny Kyle
Falls Church
Col. Cartwright
C.B. Cartwright
Don Ewing
Copher and Fesler
Summitville
Edith
Brewer
Chicago Rye Soars as Crops Outlook Sparks Market Rally
Chicago rye surged to seasonal highs on Tuesday amid a private forecast of reduced Canadian rye output. Wheat held firm, soybeans rallied late after a midday dip, and corn lagged. Rye futures reached new highs while Winnipeg rye jumped. Bond market was subdued with mixed but small shifts across sectors.
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Chicago
Board of Trad
Winnipeg
Searle Grain Co
Midwest
Asia
Comprehensive Country Auction Listings and Dates
A long OCR fragment lists multiple auction sales for household items cattle dairy cows horses and vehicles. Details include dates times and locations near Daleville Roosevelt School East of Daleville West of Shreveport and St Rd 234 with names such as James Hartzel W D Kirk Toole Brown Kellum and others. The notices mention Holstein dairy cows stock and vehicle auctions with varied times and properties including farms and residences.
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James Hartzel ix
Daleville
W. D. Kirk
Roosevelt
Umley
Joseph H. Kelmenday
Byron Josey He Kellum
Fairmount
Dee
Ander
Ste Rd
Mt. Hood
Mt Hood
Fat Boy Found To Be Cleverer by Psychologists
In Oxford two psychologists report that fatter boys are often cleverer and steadier than thinner peers after a study of schoolchildren of varying shapes. Dr RG Metnes and Miss M Davidson presented findings to the British Association for the Advancement of Science detailing their observations.
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Oxford
England
RG. Metnnes
Orestes Christian Women Convene at Local Church Session
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Wednesday at the church with Mrs. Mary Judd presiding. Miss Waunila Hinds led devotions and Mrs. Betty Walker directed the program. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Hazel Hinds Margaret Miller Martha Boyer Myrtle Dunn Lula Young Vernon Hosier Lavonne Shaw and Miss Freda Norris. Also served to Mesrs and Mses James Junior Carey Elwood Ralph Hays Herman Canady Dick McConnell Judy McConnell Paula McConnell and Larry Owens. John Welborn son of Emma Welborn returned home Sunday after an honorable discharge at Seattle. Add grated orange rind to cream cheese and soften with orange juice for a filling for nut bread sandwiches.
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Orestes
Christian Women's Fellowship
Mary Judd
Waunila Hinds
Betty Walker
Mesdames
Hazel Hinds
Margaret Miller
Martha Boyer
Myrtle Dunn
Lula Young
Vernon Hosier
Lavonne Shaw
Freda Norris
Melvin Carey
Herschell Carey
Miss Tempest
Sharon Canad
Messrs
Mes
James Junior Carey
Elwood
Ralph Hays
Herman Canady
Dick McConenell
Mise Judy McConnell
Paula McConnell
Larry Owens
Warren
Ohio
John Welborn
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Bill Sears
David Hilligoss
Lawrence Roudeoush
Harold B. McDermit
Wood
Rl Huffman
Harold McDermit
Karl Huffman
Tawrence Roudebush
Abel Hamper
Ernest Seybert
Petton
Clarence
Es Norritth
Seybert
Seibert
Wolfe Ioral Goof Anderson
Bobayers
John Goldberry
Satotodogy
Ferithed
Thome
Muncie Livestock
Miss Dora Carter Entertains
Wat
Fersee
Anderson Appliances, Inc
Main St
Ian
Modern Home Equipment CO
E. 21St St
Sunbeam
Strickler’s Hardware
Madison Ave
Chicago Rye
Treasury Securities
Riday
U. S
Anderson Poultry
Pete
Srr
PETTY
W. 24Th St
Orestes Christian Women
Iment
Yorktown
Doleville
Pike
Sk Church
Delaware
W.D. Alls.Chalmers
Alls-Chalmers
Sears Rosbuck
Black Hawk
Coby
F. Cove
Scart-Roebuck
Auber Wed
Meganith der Dockey
W. D. Vector
James Hartzell & Son
Kirk
Aves
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