Local Flora Gossip and Visits Prompt Social Note
Miss Donnabelle Parker stayed briefly with her aunt and uncle, and several residents were noted visiting relatives in Indianapolis and other towns. Fern Wikle began work in Dr. Flora's office, while Catherine Polly and Portius Polly visited friends. A number of families shared Sunday dinners and hospital visits, with Maggie Peterson and others mentioned in community chatter. Evelyn Richter underwent tonsil surgery in Lafayette, and Leora Ochs, Myer Ochs and daughter traveled to Cincinnati for treatment.
Dog care in heat eyed by Chippel Kennel Foundation
The Chippel Kennel Foundation of Rockford Hilnote urges owners to shelter outdoor dogs from sun, provide cool quiet spaces, raised canvas beds, and ample air. They advise reduced exercise, early morning or evening walks, smaller meals, salt in water, and vet guidance for parasites and rabies, noting summer heat affects older and sick dogs most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Prifiée
Chippel Kennel Foundation
Rockford
Edwin Reginald Blamey
Barefoot Idea Sparks Late Night Talk
A fragmented note describes a late night discussion about starting out barefoot and riding in a cab. It references advice about words, patience, excitement, and timing, with stray phrases in a dialect or clipped speech.
Camden Shoe Shop Offers Spring Paint Savings
Local ad notes sales at Camden Lumber Co and A. H. Rasler offering silk hose and French heels. promotions feature hosiery and shoe items with prices. Readers urged to drop news items at the Postoffice Record-News box and mentions Philco Radio-Herb Smith- Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Jackson Two 4 H Club Holds Meeting At Bohannon Home
The Jackson township 4 H club met at Mary and Madeline Bohannon's home with Mary Ellen Jones and Naomi Neibel as assistant hostesses. Mary Ellen Jones elected yell leader and Madeline Bohannon assistant. Lorene Shonk named pianist and Naomi Neibel appointed assistant secretary. Next meeting at Lorene Shonk's home with Maxine Hodge and Elsie Teel as assistants. Mr and Mrs Wm Harmond of Burlington visited the r son Orvie and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Mary
Madeline Bohannon
Mary Ellen Jones
Naomi Neibel
Lorene Shonk
Maxine Hodge
Elsie
Alice Teel
Wm Harmond
Burlington
R. Son, Orvie and Family
Wake Up at Last to Big Soy Bean Value
The soy bean, though known for over a century in the United States, is now valued for oil extract and as a versatile crop. It serves stock feed, human food, and industrial uses, while improving soil as a legume. A USDA bulletin outlines feeding experiments and results, distributed free by the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Middle West
South
Orient
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Practical farm tips: hogs, hens, strawberries, and pasture
Advice covers hogs needing good feed water and sun, broodiness cure for hens, cultivating strawberries to curb weeds, and landscape slopes for homes. It recommends sowing sudan grass now, drilling 20 30 pounds per acre, and pasturing at six to ten inches. Soybeans offer hay value whether planted in May or late June. Notes berries susceptible to anthracnose. contact Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station for more details.
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Sudan
Best Time to Cut Alfalfa Says Quality Guides Practice
L B Graber from University of Wisconsin argues quality should guide alfalfa cutting. He warns against rigid growth-stage rules, noting seasonal variation and root development depend on delaying mowing until quality is preserved. Cutting three to four times yearly aids root growth and long term stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Graber
College of Agriculture, University
Wis
Eairakla
Graber
Wisconwill
Cireless Pickers Harm Trees Uprecessarily
Fragmentary text describes orchard damage with improvised remedies and unclear instructions. We extract mentions of trees, bark, coating materials, water mixtures, and damaged care practices, indicating a historical note on orchard maintenance without clear outcomes. Entities are sparse due to garbled OCR.
Camden Lumber Co Milk House Offer Boosts Milk Checks
Camden Lumber Co promotes a milk house purchase paid from the increased certified milk check while Hudson Motor Car Co announces 763 new Hudson and Essex dealers this year led by president William J McAneeny as Selective Free Wheeling expands optional equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Lumber Co
Hudson Motor Car Company
Hudson and Essex
William J. McAneeny
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FLORA
Donnabelle Parker
Harvey Calhoun
Ruthann
Fern Wikle
John A. Flora
Loren Chittick
Indianapolis
Arthur Richter
Ray Cook
Frank Richter
David Dunham
Catherine
Portius Polly
John Sink
Helen
Roy Cripe
John McCloskey
Howard Landis
Agnes
Edna Raber
Carl Raber
Cass County Hospital
William Canter
Caroline
Dorothy Klar
Mr. Canter
Logansport
Etna Peterson
Mrs
Maggie Peterson
George McCain
Lake Wawasee
Andrew Eversole
Frankfort
Evelyn Richter
Lafayette
Ochs
Myer
Leora
Cincinnati
Annex Hots
Washington
Goodyear
Camden Auto Co
Wyatt Bros
Camden Shoe Shop
A. H. Rasler
Philco Radio
Herb Smith
Delphi
Jackson Two
Philco
Camden Shos Shop
Hobae
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
West Lafayette Nd
Canadian National Railway
Montreal
Baker & Son
Record-News
Enna Jettick
Broadway
Enna Jettics
Logansport, Ind
Klinsick’s Shoe Store
I and
Chaffy
Camden
Imberfere
Dr. Miles
Star Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
North St
Slater & Slater
Logansport Pioneer Chiropractors
7Th St
Ben Pennington
G. C. Smith
Indiana
American Cleaners
Third Street
Logansport, Indiana
William C. Smith
William B. Smith
Smith & Smith
Courts
South Side Square
Pletcher’s
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