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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
3
Practical notes advise using teams for winter plowing to save fuel, growing berries in shade, and avoiding plant pests with safe methods. It covers cooling milk efficiently with cold water, keeping root crops in pits, and keeping chickens exercised. It also warns against bending vines and stresses dry seed corn before freezes.
The Purdue University Agricultural Extension department in Lafayette offers further information on the topics discussed. Contact details and program areas are provided for follow up.
A flood in a deforested canyon in California carried from twenty to forty times as much sediment as the corresponding freshet in an adjoining forest canyon. Europeans arrived to find Indians using crude petroleum as a cure for ailments, and settlers in New York Pennsylvania and Ohio called it rock oil.
A compact quotation on age noting every life stage carries its own bias and disdain for current times. It reflects the old view that aging clings to the past while disparaging the era ahead.
The piece lauds Indiana Democrats for a cost efficient campaign that secured victory on November 8 and credits a small budget, strong organization, and prudent leadership. It notes Jeff Dickey’s recovery, and visits by Ted Shanks and families plus Howard Landis and Carl Raber families at the Dock home.
Arnold Alma of the United States Navy spends a few days with his family. Mrs Friday of Idaville returns to the home of her daughter Mrs Harry Hatton and family.
Mrs Irena Alma and her daughter Audra relocate to the home of Irena's mother Mrs IS J Mills, joining family there.
The Record-News announces a limited period economy measure from November 1 to January 1, 1933 renewing old subscriptions and accepting new ones at 100 dollars each. Readers are urged to subscribe promptly to support the home paper.
Farm meetings are planned across townships next week with gatherings in Owasco Adams Burlington and Rockfield. Meetings run Tuesday through Thursday with hosts at local schools and town halls.
The scene of Robinson Crusoe’s erile is identified as one of the Juan Fernandez Islands in the South Pacific about 400 miles west of Central Chile’s coast.
A company of settlers gave their new town the name Dictionary claiming it would be a place where peace prosperity and happiness are always found.
Matilda Seward visit from Indianapolis to Deer Creek noted. Emma Joyce injured by rusty nail. County spelling contest at Camden with entrants Roscoe Downham Lawrence Johnson Eileen Deity Ellen Johnson Jeanette Yeager Sarah Brant Geneva Spangler Kathleen Yerkes. Elizabeth Hardy visited Homer Pugh. Presbyterian church aid meeting well attended. Myles Fry ill. Glen Fouts back from Hamilton clinic. Lizzie Crockett ill last week.
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