Good brooder methods for poultry raise in various weather
An agricultural note from Missouri recommends coal burning brooders for chicks and details setup. It covers stove capacity, house size, venting with window frames, concrete foundations, wire underfloor protection, temperature targets 90 to 100 degrees, litter management, greens and moisture, and crowding prevention with a north roosting device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Noland
Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
Five Die in Train Crash at English and Fire Toll Rises
Five persons were killed and three injured when an automobile was struck by a freight train at English. Charles Unthank 79 former sheriff of Wayne county died at Richmond. In the Civil War he was a prisoner for nine months at Andersonville. A nine store business block burned Monday at South Bend causing about 1 000 000 dollars in losses and Standard Oil Co suffered 200 000 dollars in another fire. One firefighter died after stepping off a roof amid dense smoke. Ball Brothers of Muncie donated 1 650 000 dollars to Muncie State Normal a hospital and dormitory at Muncie and to the Riley hospital in Indianapolis. Walter Markle known as the society bootlegger of Indianapolis was fined 100 dollars and given 90 days at the penal farm. He allegedly carried a list of forty Indianapolis patrons some prominent. Markle said he supplied liquor to banquets and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Chicago
Charles Unthank
Wayne County
Richmond
Andersonville
South Bend
Standard Oil Co
Walter Markle
Society
Indianapolis
Marskle
Epworth League Social Notes and Local Theft Report
The Milroy Press reports a well attended Epworth League social with a fourth vice president leading an engaging program. After games cocoa and sandwiches were served and a Valentine social is planned. A spare tire was stolen from George Senour Jr.'s Ford coupe at Carthage during a girls basketball tourney with no clues found. Mrs Maude S. Bell of San Bernardino injured in Pasadena grand stand collapse remains in serious condition with a broken nose and facial paralysis. she is sister to Mrs H. O. Pitts of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
George Senour Jr
Carthage
Milroy Press
Maude S. Bell
San Bernardino
Calif
Pasadena
Bell
H. O. Pitts
High School Bible Classes Record Strong Attendance
Miss Hale was unable to teach on Monday and Mr Baker was absent Tuesday due to illness. Mr Linton visited Indianapolis on business Tuesday. A girls Bible Class formed at the high school with fifteen members led by Mr Linton. The boys Bible Class under the Y M C A had perfect enrollment and attendance for its first meeting. Only three other schools in the state share a perfect record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hale
Mr Baker
Linton
Indianapolis
Mr Linton
Bus Schedule Change for New Castle to Rushville Route
The New Castle to Rushville bus line via Carthage changes its timetable. Southbound departures run at 6 10 a m 10 55 a m and 4 10 p m with northbound at 7 55 a m 1 15 p m and 5 55 p m. On Sunday Southbound leaves 8 10 a m and 4 10 p m while Northbound runs 10 15 a m and 5 55 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Rushville
Carthage
Johnson Drug Store Closed by Receiver in Greensburg
The W. P. Johnson drug store at Greensburg is closed by Lawrence Wood, receiver. Mr Johnson is clerking in a drug store at North Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Johnson
Greensburg
Lawrence Wood
Mr Johnson
North Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
Indiana
F. M. Miller
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W.co. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Main and
Third Streets
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Schrichte
S. Main
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Louis C. Lambert
Rushville, Ind
English
Ball Brothers
Muncie
Muncie State Normal
Riley
D. L. Johnston
McCormick Deering
Deering
McCormick-Deering
W. First St
W. H. Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Ford
Kennedy Motor Sales
Knightstown
Mays
Bowen Brothers
Rush County
North Main Street
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