Wanted Column Notice with Various Listings
A pocketbook with money to be claimed by owner who can describe it Sam Martin 15tl For RENT a good garage Mrs G D Miller 13tf For SALE cucumbers any size John Sawyer 14tf Apples for sale Yellow Pippins Liveland Raspberry Lady Blush Imperial Rambos ready next week Wilson Orchard R F D 2 Morristown E J Reeves 141f WANTED Indianapolis Piano House has Player piano in Carthage seek buyer to take balance due terms to reliable party trade considered write M Blocher 35 Monument Circle Indianapolis Indiana 1513 For SALE 250 to 300 bits of good corn James O Gray 15t1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Orchard
Morristown
E. J. Reeves
Indianapolis
Carthage
M. Blocher
Monument Circle
Indiana
Colored Circles Gather for Visitors and Travel Plans
Barney Watkins of Kansas City stops en route to Richmond to attend a convention. Cecil Stewart of Indianapolis visits his parents Horace and Mrs Stewart. Cordelia Lee, Marion teacher, visits Opal Terry, then heads to Jeffersonville to teach. Raymond McDuffey and son Clifford plan a trip to Cincinnati to visit his sister Minnie Redman and attend the national Christian Church convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Watkins
Kansas City
Richmond
Cecil Stewart
Indianapolis
Horace Stewart
Cordelia Lee
Marion
Opal Terry
Jeffersonville
Raymond McDuffey
Clifford
Cincinnati
Minnie Redman
National Convention of Christian Churches
Hartford City man arrested over minor driving incident
Walter Ballenger of Hartford City was arrested in New Castle for permitting his 16 year old son to operate an automobile. The item notes other local notices including dog kennels near Rushville employing two trainers from Germany, a counterfeit check case in New Castle, social calls by Columbus residents, and a planned marriage for Miriam Parker and Clarence William Newsom near Elizabethtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ballenger
Hartford City
New Castle
Berlin
Magdenburg
Germany
Ben H. Wilson
Rushville
Miriam Parker
S. Murray Parker
Clarence William Newsom
Elizabethtown
Here
Moore's Garage Offers Gas and Tires at Fair Prices
Local ad notices Moor e Garage promotes best gas and tire brands Miller Century and Kelly. Raymond McDaniel on vacation from Big Four station. Several residents travel and visit relatives in Indiana and Florida. Henry county fair slated for October. Ruth Gladdish and Leonard Shinn wed in Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McDaniel
Big Four
Miller, Century and Kelly
Moore
Forced feeding of pullets boosts egg production says Cornell bulletin
James B. Rice of the Cornell experiment station reports that forced pullets outperform retarded ones in profit and egg yield. Forced birds hatch better, gain more weight, show less broodiness and mortality, and lay larger eggs earlier, with grain and dry mash trials favored over wet mash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Rice
Cornell University Experiment Station
Mr. Rice
Give Pullets Best Feed and Careful Attention
The poultryman’s success hinges on pullet quality says Martin Decker of the New Jersey agricultural experiment station. Maintain uniform growth from hatch to maturity with free range, shade, and green food. Feed mash for pullets, limit early laying, and plan for mid October production before winter. Transfer pullets to winter quarters gradually and adjust ration to the laying flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Decker
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
Hens Pasture Feeding and Laxative Diets
A Wisconsin poultry expert explains pasture fed hens need laxative-bulk in their diet to maintain bowels. He notes many farmers rely on drugs in feed to add bulk and aid mineral assimilation for laying hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Halpin
Poultry Department
University of Wisconsin
Ravens guard nestlings in Welsh mountains
English ornithologist Oliver G. Pike describes watching ravens on a Welsh crag. The parents call to feed and defend as the young respond to specific cries, remaining motionless when danger is detected and springing up only after the coast is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver G. Pike
London Spectator
France Hosts Matrimony Fair At Chatou
The Friendly Society of Parisian Youth organized a marriage fair at Chatou. Three hundred twenty eight participants rode in a parade to the alfresco lunch and ball. Each filled a form with life plans and prospects and received a numbered badge to learn a partner by quoting the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Friendly Society of
Chatou
Paris
Alfresco
How Ships Will Be Salved From Lake Nemi
Italian engineers approve a plan to raise Emperor Tiberius era galleys from Lake Nemi near Rome. The sunken vessels, believed well preserved, would illuminate Roman noble life. a tunnel through the volcano crater will drain the lake, with an estimated cost of 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Nemi
Rome
Tiberius
Cenury
Alberti
Maes
Pathfinder Magazine
How Birds Know the Way
A Popular Science Monthly idea suggests migrating birds navigate by magnetic currents. French pigeon fancier M. A. Thouzier claims carrier pigeons falter during magnetic storms and that wireless telegraphy has greatly reduced their reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
M. A. Thouzier
How City Got Gate City Title In Charleston Banquet
Robert F. Maddox recounts at Mayor Sims dinner that in 1850 Atlanta earned the title The Gate City of the South during a Charleston banquet marking the completion of the Charleston to Memphis railroad. Atlanta was inland, others were on waterways, and Atlanta’s mayor responded to the toast and the title has stood since.
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Atlanta
Charleston
S. C
Robert F. Maddox
Sims
Biltmore Hotel
Memphis
Maddox
South
How to Repot House Plants Properly
The guide notes repotting of geraniums and ferns with fresh soil. Remove the top and bottom of the old root ball, place a broken pot shard for drainage, and avoid filling within a quarter inch of the pot rim.
Windstorm Hits Vicinity After Heat Wave Lashes Region
A week of heat with 92 degree highs was followed by a Wednesday windstorm. High altitude clouds were seen to the north and across northern Henry county. The storm felled large tree limbs and about thirty telephone poles, crippling lines west and south of town. A tree blocked the Arlington pike narrowly missing Charles Kennedy’s auto. Rain then followed through the night and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Here
Oscar Alexander
Riverside
Westland
Arlington Pike
Charles Kennedy
Begins Work Friday at Canning Factory
The first tomatoes arrived Wednesday at the canning plant. The company says the factory will begin Friday at noon for a short run.
Chickens may synthesize scurvy preventing vitamin study
Purdue University researchers report chickens can create a vitamin that prevents scurvy, as shown when cockerels fed a vitamin-free diet produced livers and kidneys that cured scurvy in guinea pigs. The finding suggests poultry can synthesize this vitamin internally from non guinea pig accessible sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultry Notes on Feed and Care Practices
Fresh clean water is essential for flocks and winter tuberculosis losses are higher. Egg yolk or cod liver oil helps leg strength. hens need animal protein to lay well. Milk, meatscraps, and tank are protein sources. cracked barley can be fed after five to six weeks. Avoid overcrowding and provide dry, airy housing with sun. Sprouted oats and vegetables support pullet health. green feed prevents roup-like symptoms.
Call to arrange picture framing with W. O. Moore
A business notice invites customers to contact W. O. Moore for picture framing services by calling phone 138. The brief entry advertises personalized framing work and customer reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Moore
Narrow Escape At Paper Mill Leaves Harvey Hall Injured
Harvey Hall, formerly of this place, was injured at a Vin cennes paper mill while workers installed a new link. He was caught between chains as machinery started, suffering back paralysis for three days. He is convalescing and may leave the hospital soon, visited recently by daughters Mrs Roland Morgan and Miss Lenora Hall of Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hall
Vincennes
Hall
Roland Morgan
Lenora Hall
Knightstown
Local Social and Cultural Notes From the Week
Edgar H Boone and Mrs Harry Albion of New Castle visited this week. Fred Addison and family from Milroy spent Sunday at Chesterfield. Orange melons arrive this week. L A Lockwood and family return from Laurel. Rush County Teachers Institute will be held all next week at Rushville. Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Noblesville and son George called on friends midweek. H M Sutton of Knightstown visiting relatives. Mrs Herman Fischer returned to Philadelphia after visiting her sister Mrs Forrest Parish. Clancy Nigh left for Inland Box Corp in Indianapolis. Mrs Karl Andis and two children on S Walnut quarantined for scarlet fever. Weldon and Roy Linscott of Indianapolis visited the Hills. Misses Helen and Grace Overman to perform in Topsy and Eva at Auditorium Theatre. Mrs William Delashmit and son Lester with Rocco Mattix and family from Greenfield and near Charlottesville visited Oliver Mattix. Miss Winona Newsom and T Benton Henley attend Founders Day banquet of the National Republican Constructive League in Indianapolis. Newsom to Cleveland for National Postal convention. A second band practice at the Auditorium featured Kennedy flute, Kyser clarinet, Carr piccolo, Ash clarinet, Moore slave drum. Thurman Addison elected president. Roy Small sec treas and bylaw committee named. Next meeting Monday rather than Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Benton Henley
Winona Newsom
National Republican Constructive League
New Columbia Club
Indianapolis
F. J. Kennedy
Michael Kyser
A. J. Carr
Clo Ash
Ralph Moore
Thurman Addison
Roy Small
Sec
Treas
Kennedy
Kyser
Addison
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Clifton
Kroger
Beans Country Club
Golden Santos
Country Club
Sam Martin
G. D. Miller
John Sawyer
James O. Gray
Farmers and First National Bank
O. G. Murray Poster Advertising Co
Rose Sims
Helen Rittman
Columbus
al McDaniel
Caroline
Abby Bryant
L. H. Trotter
Harry C. Fenton
Republican State Committee
R. H. Hill
J. W. Moore & Son
Ruth Hill
R. C. Hill
Fred Hill
Arthur Wagoner
The
Knightstown Buggy Co
Florida
Everett Wilson
Miami
Fla
Daily News
Cambridge City
Milroy
A. W. Orr
Gilbert
Ravenna, O
A. W. Winfield
Omer McCarty
Anderson
J. H. McCarty
Robert Murdock
Hubert Hill
E. W. Wagoner
Ruth Gladdish
Oakland City
Leonard Shinn
Fleischman Yeast Co
Edgar H. Boone
Harry Albion
Fred Addison
Chesterfield
L. A. Lockwood and Family
Laurel
Rush County Teachers Institute
Arthur Johnson
George
Noblesville
H. M. Sutton
Herman Fischer
Forrest Parish
Philadelphia
Clancy Nigh
Inland Box Corporation
Karl Andis
S. Walnut Street
Weldon Linscott
Roy Linscott
C. G. Hill
Helen
Grace Overman
Topsy and
Eva
Auditorium Theatre
William Delashmit
Lester
Roscoe Mattix
Greenfield
Charles Mattix
Charlottesville
Oliver Mattix
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