Greenfield Man Finds Dow Metal Balloon Debris
Carl Cooper of Greenfield found a punctured rubber balloon east of the city with a tag from Dow Chemical Co Milan Michigan. Tiny aluminum balls attached to the tag indicate a Dow metal alloy similar to material used in Commander G W Settle’s stratosphere balloon. The item appears to have been released from Chicago two months earlier. Cooper mailed the card to Dow in Milan as directed.
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Greenfield
Carl Cooper
Dow Chemical Co
Milan
Michigan
G. W. Settle
Interpid
Cooper
Chicago
Settle
Dow Company
Questions and Answers on Voters Registration in Indiana 1933
A summary of Indiana's 1933 voter registration law details the responsible officials, deputy selection rules, and registration periods. It explains who can deputize, how deputies are chosen from party lists, when lists must be submitted, and registration periods from January to October 1934 with re registration rules and locations. No charge to voters for registering.
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Indiana General Assembly
Nine New Cars Sold in Month in Rush County
Indianapolis Ind November 29 nine new passenger automobiles were sold in Rush county during October. Nationally October was described as a red-letter month for auto sales with 3044 cars sold, up 156 percent from 1932. Ten month total reached 35673, up 30 percent from 1932, marking five consecutive months of higher sales than a year earlier.
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Idianapolis
Ind
Rush County
Frank Finney
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Finley
Ancestry of Poultry Traits In Prospect for Profit
Prepared by the Poultry Department at Ohio State University. Expert G. S. Vickers explains that chick ancestry affects profit through inherited early maturity winter rest broodiness egg size and laying intensity. Early-maturing birds lay more eggs, winter-rest tendencies reduce production, broodiness is being bred out, and laying rate is a key inherited trait.
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Poultry Department
Ohio State University
WNU
G. S. Vickers
Ohio Poultry Improvement Association
Mate One Goose and One Gander for Best Results
The article advises pairing one goose with one gander for successful breeding. If many geese and one male, neglect and infertile eggs may occur. Allow pairs to form naturally with equal numbers, and choose any breed with good type, Toulouse being common and easy to raise. The male leads, guards, and sounds the alarm.
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Toulouse
Montreal Herald
Wyandotte Bantam Makes Bow as Newest Variety
The Wyandotte bantam joins the scene as a compact chicken suited for urban yards. It eats about a third less than standard hens and yields eggs weighing 14 ounces per dozen, with exhibition records noted at the Chicago Coliseum Poultry Exposition.
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Wyandotte Bantam
England
Chicago Coliseum Poultry Exposition Association
Clean Feed Instruction for Poultry Rations
The article stresses clean feed as essential in poultry raising. No feed should be littered on floors or ground where chicks can eat it. Use grain and mash fed from hoppers to maintain a sanitary ration.
Poultry Facts From The Carthage Citizen
One day checks sent by air from the United States to Panama arrived in perfect condition. Long Island duck farms use sandy yards cleaned by tidal movement. Male turkeys aged two to four years mate with second-year hens and usually breed strongly. An ideal Christmas present.
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United States
Panama
Long Island
Local families share meals across town gatherings
Framed as a series of social dinners, Northrn Norris and Jim Dill hosted in Rushville while Louis Campbell and family and Alice Gray visited Scott Campbell near Elwood. Charley Pearson and Claude, Cecil Pike and Marvin joined John Jessup's family for Sunday dinner.
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Norm Norris
Jim Dill
Rushville
Grant Henley
Louis Campbell
Alice Gray
Scott Campbell
Near Elwood
Charley Pearson
Claude
Cecil Pike
Marvin
John Jessup
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