Local social notes and church activities in Rockfield
Miss Lucile May teaches piano and dramatic art to forty pupils. Local families travel to Delphi and Logansport for business and visiting. Church activities mark Young People's week, a Women’s Union meeting, and a Sunday anniversary dinner. Lucile May performed in a piano and cello recital. Mission society meetings and hostess duties populate the week with devotions, reports, and plans for future work.
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Lucile May
Logansport
Mildred Ozene Weyer
Lucile
Wollenhaup
Mendellssohn
Miss Weymer
May
Mary Margaret
Harold Hanlin
Miss May
National and Foreign Missionary Society
Roy Snoeberger
Margaret Helen
Lois Ruth
Isaac Bowman
Herbert Burke
Cloyd Mellinger
Will Kerlin
Chas. Clarke
Thomas Robinson
Perry VanGundy
Lenard Million
John Kerlin
Roy ~Noeberger
Rockfield Burrows Presbyterian Parish Services Day
Rockfield Church holds morning worship at 10 A M with sermon Belief and Trust. Evening worship at 7 PM presided by Lee Mora. People’s Day features Miss Olive Myers supervising. special music by orchestra and a duet, with a pastor’s talk on Joan of Arc. Brotherhood meets Friday May 2 at 7 30 PM with Rev. Manker as speaker.
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Burrowes
Uear
Ryo. Manker
Rockfield Church
Olive Myers
M. Lee Mora
Lois and
Lova Fisher
Joan of Are
Making Pork Cheap With Forage and Protein Supplements
A Purdue and Indiana Experiment Station review shows feeding a good protein supplement to corn while hogs have access to quality forage increases daily gain by about a third of a pound. Spring pigs market 22 days earlier, earning $1.17 more per hundredweight, with pork cost reduced by 12c per hundredweight. Overall, $1.129 more per hundredweight or $2.90 more on a 225 pound hog. Hogs eat less supplement with forage than in dry lot feeding. Farmers should provide a protein supplement even when forage is good.
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Indiana Experiment Station
Purdue
Grain Growers Program Under Way in County
Carroll county farmers show strong support for a Grain Growers Program aimed at cooperative marketing under the Federal Farm Board. The plan seeks to stabilize prices by marketing through approved channels, with benefits only for cooperative growers and no effort to influence non cooperative grain.
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Federal Farm Board
Carroll County
Chicago
Co-Operative
Government Debt Grows Across State and Local Units
The combined net bonded indebtedness of state and local governments stood at 15 578 960 069 at end of 1928, up from 1924. Per capita debt rose from 3 4 to 15 in 1928. Critics say bond issues are too rare, urging bond finance only for improvements and tighter government efficiency to curb taxes and attract industry and home builders.
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Texas Digest
Los Angeles
Favorite Recipes of a Famous Chef
Recipes from Roger Cretaux told to Anne Baker describe making a mustard egg custard over cabbage and a tropical ham dish with pineapple. Steps include mixing mustard galt and sugar with egg and hot milk, then adding vinegar and serving with shredded cabbage. The ham is glazed with brown sugar and finished with pineapple pieces.
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Anne Baker
Roger Cretaux
The
Roosevelt
New York City
Favorite Recipes of a Famous Chef Unclear Text
Fragments describe a chef's savory dish including sprouts and a sauce with peanut sugar and vinegar. Possibly a milk or toast base with onion and tomato notes, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent steps or complete ingredients.
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Hank
Quotes on wealth and idleness spark debate between Shaw and friend
An extract features George Bernard Shaw and a friend discuss money, leisure, and happiness. The dialogue questions the value of wealth without purpose, contrasting rich people lounging in London hotels with practical uses of money.
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George Bernard Shaw
London
World unemployment contrasts with Russia says observer
The speaker notes rising unemployment globally and finds Russia, with a larger population, less affected by joblessness. He argues that a rich, prosperous, highly developed nation should keep its workers employed and questions expected capitalist social experiments.
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Russia
MWS
OSS
de Sesorton
Ontiate
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