Morristown Highs Impressive Streak Ends in Loss
Morristown High School Yellow Jackets suffered their first scheduled loss in two years to Maxwell, a rematch of a February 1936 defeat. The 915 point season mark and key players Bass Eck Bush Smith Lindsay Nigh Boring Tremor Lowe Scott Nugent defined a high scoring era.
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Morristown High School
Yellow Jackets
Maxwell
Hancock County
Bush
Morristown High
Shelbyville
Columbus
Jackets
Bass
Eck
Smith
Lindsay
Nigh
Boring
Tremor
Lowe
Scott
Nugent
Avoid Losses In Growing Pigs
Farmers can cut birth and suckling pig losses by proper breeding stock selection, pre farrowing sow nutrition, clean quarters, and disinfection. The McLean System rotates hog lots to reduce yard diseases, while vaccination against hog cholera is advised weeks after weaning. Proper castration hygiene prevents lockjaw and tetanus, with pigs kept out of mud after procedures.
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American Foundation For Animal Health
American Farmersade
McLean
Dodder Year Warns Farmers on Seed Purchases
Farmers are advised to feed oats liberally to weanlings and use clean legume or mixed hay to build bone and muscle. The 1937 season is called a dodder year, highlighting a weed pest risk when buying seed. Net income suggests efficiency matters more than herd size.
Scudder Trial Date Set for February Ninth
Rex Scudder 21 of near Fountaintown faces assault and battery and kidnapping charges in Hancock circuit court for injuring 17 year old Marthena Siders. He was arrested after her unconscious body was found October 30 near Brandywine school where she attended a Halloween party. Siders, daughter of Nile and Mrs Siders of near Morristown, suffered a brain concussion and missed days of school before returning to Morristown High.
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Rex Scudder
Fountaintown
Hancock Circuit Court
Marthena Siders
Mr. Scudder
Brandywine
Miss Siders
Nile Siders
Morristown
Scudder
Liberty
Morristown High School
Let's Pull Together Indiana Republicans Prepare for 1938
The Indiana Republican State Committee and an Advisory Committee are building a strong pre primary organization ahead of the 1938 primaries. Lincoln Day meetings begin February 12, 1938, as the party outlines a framework focusing on careful selection and development of a solid precinct committee to secure local and statewide success.
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Indiana
Bowling Sweepstakes Digests Records Across Nations
The Red Crown Bowling Sweepstakes at Chicago headquarters reports 232 656 entries from 1 532 cities and towns in the United States. Myrtle Reinhart sorts notes as Betty Romaine assists, as the event claims the largest participation of any world sports contest to date with a $34 000 prize.
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United States
Chicago
Myrtle Reinhart
Betty Romaine
Drunken Driver Escapes Shelby County Jail Inmate In Gap
Wesley Polston 46 of Shelbyville escaped Friday from the Shelby County jail during a transfer. He faced a possible five year term if convicted of drunken driving and had prior offenses noted from 1935 and 1935, with license suspensions and subsequent arrest for operating under the influence.
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Welsey Polston
Shelbyville
R. R
Shelby
Polston
State Penitentiary
New Leaders Rally Behind Do or Die Motto
Knightstown Banner notes fresh faces and leaders adopt a do or die approach to push through rough roads and aid the elephant in overcoming current challenges.
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Knightstown Banner
Jail break raises potential ten year sentence total
A man facing a felony charge faces one to five years on each of two counts, totaling up to ten years. He had been jailed since November without bond. Sheriff Ralph Brown was calling a jury for a trial scheduled for Saturday when the escape occurred.
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Polston
Ralph Brown
Foust Spends Sunday with Thomas Couple in Raleigh
H. H. Foust spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas at Raleigh, sharing a quiet family visit and time together in the city.
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H. H. Foust
Mrs. Charles Thomas
Raleigh
Labor-saving machinery as economical under heavy usage
Labor-saving machinery is economical money-making machinery only when overhead charges are spread over many hours of use. The statement emphasizes cost efficiency tied to high utilization and extended operation of equipment.
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