Sixteen Counties Need Cow Testers In Indiana Training Update
Indiana dairymen in sixteen counties still need cow testers after a Purdue conducted course produced eight men and one woman. A new course at Purdue December 18 to 22 aims to fill the positions with testers who visit 24 to 26 herds monthly, earning about 125 dollars a month plus room and board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue
Elkhart Marshall
Wells
Whitley
Miami
Carroll
Howard
Jay
Hamilton
Hendricks
Vigo
Clay
Washington
Clark
Floyd
Harrison
Association
Indiana County
Williams
Christmas Social And Military Guests In Lafayette
Cpl Richard Shonk son of Mr and Mrs Orval Shonk has received the Good Conduct Medal and is stationed at Camp Blanding Florida Marian Rogers of the U S Naval Hospital Farragut Idaho and Lt John E Rogers stationed at Geneva Nebraska have been guests of their father the Rev W C Rogers at Lafayette The Fidelis class Christmas party will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Truman Day with a covered dish supper and gift exchange County officials attend state meetings in Indianapolis Charles Bell circuit clerk and others such as Mr and Mrs Russell Harter Wade Farr and Harry Hatton join the group for county offices at the meeting The Carroll County Board of Education plans to attend the State Trustees association convention in Indianapolis December 6 to 8 and notes the new federal tax law effective January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Richard Shonk
Orval Shonk
Richard
Camp Blanding
Fla
Ens
Marian Rogers
U. S Naval Hospital
Farragut
Idaho
John E. Rogers
Geneva
Nebraska
Rev
W. C. Rogers
Lafayette
Mrs. Truman Day
Fidelis
the Baptist Sunday School
Indianapolis
Charles Bell
Russell Harter
Wade Farr
Harry Hatton
Hatton
Carroll County Board of Education
State Trustees Association
War Bond Drive Urges Individual Investment for Victory
A community message appeals to every American to buy War Bonds as the key to funding the Sixth War Loan. It stresses oversubscription shows shared responsibility and that individual investments, multiplied by neighbors, form the fighting power that saves lives and advances the war effort.
Trapline Cash in Winter Months Promises Profit
The piece touts trapping as a healthful, profitable winter hobby for all ages. It notes rapid early success as many youths sent pelts to national fur markets, with adults joining for sport, exercise, and money. Experts forecast a strong fur crop this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuuextra Cash Awards
War Bonds Fight For Home Front Sacrifice
Wartime appeal urges purchase of War Bonds to support troops abroad and keep the home front intact. It highlights costs of military weapons to counter Japan's expectations of American surrender and calls for financial sacrifice to ensure victory.
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Japan
Tokyo
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