Notice of Estate Administrator Appointment in Indiana
The judge of the Rush County Circuit Court Indiana appoints Henry Jessup as administrator of Nancy A. Jordan deceased. The estate is stated as solvent. Date April 3, 1933. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rush Circuit Court Gary Bohannon attorneys 3141
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Nancy A. Jordan
Henry Jessup
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit Court
Gary & Bohannon
Local Families Attend Fellowship Dinner and Church Visit
Mr and Mrs Darwin Hiatt of Indianapolis join Mr and Mrs Michael Kyser and daughter Sharlee and families from Newcastle for a pitch-in dinner at the Carr home. The Overmans and daughter Helen traveled to Indianapolis Sunday to hear their daughter Mrs Stewart McNight sing at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Hiatt
Indianapolis
Michael Kyser
Sharlee
H. E. Poston
Rose Ann
Newcastle
Maude Rohn
A. J. Carr
Frank Overman
Helen
Stewart McNight
First Presbyterian Church
Better Pastures Through Fertile Soil and Dense Seeding
A. C. Kimrey of North Carolina State College outlines three keys to lasting pasture success: fertile soil, adapted grasses, and heavy seeding. He notes orchard grass and Kentucky blue among top survivors, lespedera and white Dutch clover as strong legumes, and urges 50 to 60 pounds of seed per acre with a concrete mix including orchard grass, red top, Kentucky blue, Dallis, white clover, and lespedeza.
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A. C. Kimrey
North Carolina State College
WNY Service
North Carolina
Livestock Rule Tightens Import Bans on Disease Countries
The U S secretary of agriculture amended B A I Order 384 to ban cattle sheep and other ruminants or swine from nations with rinderpest or foot and mouth disease. Effective since 1958 the rule covers fresh chilled or frozen beef veal mutton lamb and pork and adds Bechuanaland Belgian Congo French West Africa Indo China Iraq Union of South Africa and Yugoslavia while removing Latvia and Portuguese East Africa.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Bechuanaland
Belgian Congo
French West Africa
Indo-China
Iraq
Union of South Africa
Yugoslavia
Latvia
Portuguese East Africa
Value of Blood Tests in Herd Entry Controversy
Wisconsin experiment station notes 66 percent of positive reactors become negative within a year without treatment and some within 90 days. Negative cows in herds with contagious abortion can still abort, questioning the utility of blood test entrance laws that bar positives but allow negatives from the same herd to enter.
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Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Milk production gains in Jersey and Holstein cows
A study at Iowa State College finds Jerseys milked three times daily surpass Holsteins in production gain versus two daily milking. Four times daily favors Holsteins, with fat output rising about one-half. Wallaces' Farmer notes Holsteins gain more fat and milk when moved from three to four daily milkings.
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Jersey
Jerseys
I Owa State College
Wallaces
Krug Corn Yields Highest in State Tests
Krug corn topped open pollinated varieties in Nebraska tests by the Agricultural College in cooperation with four counties. Krug averaged 54.52 bushels per acre, while other open pollinated types averaged 50.26 bushels. Six standard varieties were tested alongside Krug.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Proclamation by McNutt Will Change Laws in Indiana
The 1933 Fish and Game laws take effect only after Gov Paul V McNutt proclaims them. Residents must have a license to fish even in their home county except minors under eighteen and war veterans with free licenses. Old rules allow county fishing without a license and specify perch size limits and nets.
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Paul V. McNutt
Richard Lieber
State Conservation Department
Wabash
Lafayette
Wabash Boundry
Walter Shirts
Ish and Game
Brown County Game
Jaspar-Pulaski
Fish and Game Division
Rushville
Amos and Andy in Person at Indiana Theatre
Indianapolis welcomes Amos and Andy for two live shows at the Indiana Theatre on April 22 and 23 with the full act including Kingfish and the Mystic Knights of the Sea. The event precedes the week’s film lineup headlined by Girl Missing starring Glenda Farrell and Ben Lyon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Amos and
Andy
Indiana Theatre
Kingfish
Lightnin
Brother Crawford
Henry van Porter
Mystic Knights of the Sea
Amos
Glenda Farrell
Ben Lyon
Mary Brian
Lyle Talbot
Guy Kibbee
Ed Rosener
Indiana Concert Orchestra
Dessa Byrd
Three Forestry Recruits Flee to Woods
Three young hillmen from near Black Fork 40 miles from the Oklahoma border fled back to the woods last night after wandering into the city. They were found huddled in a downtown alley and taken to police headquarters. Their leader Jesse Richman 20 said they came to help a new president with a forestry program but were overwhelmed by trains and noise.
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Jesse Richman
Black Fork
Oklahoma
Richman
Three Mountains Boys Reach Fort Smith From Arkansas Forest
Three bronzed youths from the Quachita mountains wandered through forests and into De Queen and Fort Smith Arkansas. They had never seen a streetcar, barber shop, or a town of 100 or more and wore clothes from 20 years prior. They feared trains and cars but were escorted to a place to sleep as they planned to continue their long walk home.
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Quachita Mountains
de Queen
Arkansas
Richman
Fort Smith
Hugh Connor
Rushville
County Agent Salary Appropriated by Bush County
Bush County Council, under a court mandate, allocated 1500 for the county agricultural agent for 1933. The sum includes 1000 salary 400 travel 100 office expenses. Judge John A. Titsworth ordered the funding after a prior budget dispute. An extension for BE. F. Brown as agent was approved along with attendance officer funding. Mrs. Carolyn Chamberlain received 426 salary 120 mileage and 25 office expenses for January 1 to June 6 1933.
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Bush County
John A. Titsworth
F. Brown
Carolyn Chamberlain
Easter Holiday Visits Across States Reported
Mrs Grace Daughtery and son Richard of Chicago spent the Easter holidays with Mr and Mrs Chas Winslow. Mr and Mrs N C Grimes of Grove City Penn visited Mr and Mrs Alonso Kiser from last Wednesday until Monday.
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Grace Daughtery
Richard
Chicago
Chas
Winslow
N. C. Grimes
Grove City
Penn
Alonso Kiser
Meteoric Burst Causes Sky Fire Over Brazil
Residents near Brazil witness a bright explosion in the sky west of the city last week. A puff of smoke formed a cloud before an explosion was heard, but no aircraft was found in the area and searches found no trace of a plane.
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Brazil
Local families attend baccalaureate services
Mrs. Katherine Kennedy has shown some improvement after a week of illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family of Westfield visited their daughter Miss Elsie Williams. They attended baccalaureate services, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Alexander. Myrtle Andis, Mrs. Alexander’s sister, was a graduating class member.
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John Williams
Westfield
Elsie Williams
Oscar Alexander
Morristown
2100-Foot Paris Tower Planned for 1937 World Fair
Plans for the world’s tallest structure for the 1937 Paris exposition call for a 2100 foot tower. A spiral road would climb to a 1500 foot level with a 500-car garage and a restaurant for 2000, then elevators reach the top platform. Estimated cost is about 2 million dollars. Indianapolis Star reports James Souder moves to John Jessup farm and local visits include Irene Carfield in Fort Wayne and Braybrook family in Marion.
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New York
Indianapolis
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Wm. F. Marshall
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Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
America
the Alantic Monthly
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McCal
Magazin Woman's Home
Pictorial Review
Joe Dee
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Meg
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Successful Farm
Qne
R.F.D
Greenfield Fertilizer CO
Greenfield
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Rexall
Katherine Kennedy
Paris
James Souder
John Jessup
Irene Carfield
Frankfort
Myrtle Carfield
Lawrence Braybrook
Marion
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