Newkirk pleads not guilty in theft case
Robert L. Newkirk, former secretary at Farmers Trust, pleads not guilty to an affidavit charging grand larceny and embezzlement involving 7599.25. Judge Titsworth sets January 30 trial. Newkirk, free on 5000 bond, fled city before the theft was found and was arrested in Louisville. Authorities say most funds have been recovered but 2500 remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Newkirk
Farmers Trust Company
Jude John A. Titsworth
Newkirk
Liberty
Louisville Ky
PAYS TO LET COW FRESHEN IN FALL
Agricultural notes explain fall freshening boosts price and output. Breeding in November and December yields calves in August to October, with fall fresheners producing 15 to 25 percent more milk yearly. Benefits include better prices, two freshenings, and easier winter care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Agriculturist
Canadian Animals Show Value of Proved Sire
Four two year old heifers owned by Charles Hodgson Hud son Heights Quebec sired by Johanna Ray Apple Pabst completed their first lactation under official test. Average production 14 360 pounds milk with 443 pounds butter. Leading cow Montvie Dandelion Ray Appie produced 12 635 pounds milk with 618.75 pounds butter at 3.02 percent fat. Montvie Ray Apple Mercedes next with 11 480 pounds milk and 576.25 pounds butter at 4.02 percent fat. Remaining two heifers produced 10 464 and 10 563 pounds milk with 4.02 and 3.63 percent fat respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hodgson
Hudson Heights
Que
Johanna Ray
Montvie Ray Apple Mercedes
Montreal Family Herald
Keeping Cow Records for Dairy Herd Groups
Individual cow records are now available to every milking herd keeper. Dairy herd improvement associations or cow testing groups require a community band of 25 or 30 men to hire a tester who visits monthly to weigh and test milk from each cow. Annual cost runs 30 to 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
Dairy Hints On Cream Quality And Butter Prices
Grinding roughage for dairy cows not profitable. Separator issues and only once daily washing raise butterfat loss and cream spoilage. Drought and pasture condition affect fat content. Poor cream yields low grade butter and drags market prices. Proper dairy practices include clean quarters, light, bulky ration, and epsom salts to prevent milk fever.
Nations Search for Lost Island Sarah Ann Nations
Nations and Germany seek the island Sarah Ann Nations located in tropical American waters north of the equator. The island is the only potential observatory site for the 1937 total solar eclipse lasting about seven minutes. Without locating it, observers face severe limits and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann
Equator
America
Germany
RIPE REMARKS A collection of aphorisms on life and wisdom
A poetic assemblage of maxims about ambition, liberty, wisdom, pride, family, and human behavior. It comments on self made equals, temperaments, leadership stress, parenting energy, and the oddities of opinion versus action. The tone is reflective and pointed, offering everyday observations.
World Circumnavigation Records and Historic Feats
The text compares circumnavigation records noting Magellan, Graf Zeppelin, and Surc Onsically, then states Post and Gatty hold the record for the greatest distance in the shortest time, listing historical routes and the idea of a pole flight as a claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magellan
Cape Horn
Cape of
Good Hope
Equator
Graf Zeppelin
Surc
Post
Gatty
Steer Swims Two Miles Home From Island Return
The steer belonging to Alexander Colquhoun of Arden Scotland swam two miles in Loch Lomond to return to its old home. It had been taken by motor boat from Nether Ross farm on the mainland to Inch Murrain island. The next morning it appeared back at Nether Ross farm after landing at the Arden shore and crossing several parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Colquhoun
Arden
Scotland
Steried Loch Lomond
Nether Ross Farm
Inch Murrain
Arden Shore
Fourth grader asks about pitchfork at school joke
A fourth grade pupil asks a fifth grade teacher about a pitchfork. The teacher corrects to pitch pipe and the student confirms the phrase. The exchange ends with the misunderstanding clarified and the joke continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Temperament clash near set ends with a sharp remark
A film producer, recalling an Indy set dispute, quips to the star that she looks like she might bite him. She retorts that she is not allowed fat, underscoring a tense exchange on the Vancouver production scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Regular Schedule Refers To Bid For Holidays
A dialogue on planning holidays shows a three year cycle. The speakers describe alternating discussions about past and future trips with Kari katuren quoted.
Woman swimming champion sues husband for cruelty
A noted female swimming champion accuses her husband of cruelty in a domestic dispute. The case centers on disagreements about living arrangements, illustrating tension between public athletic fame and private life.
What does your daddy sing
A brief quoted exchange appears in The Morning Record with a child asking about songs and a parent replying that the father does not sing, suggesting a light human-interest moment from a local page.
Poland's 183 traveling cinemas supply Warsaw fringe
In Poland a network of 183 traveling cinemas operates nationwide with twenty-two venues serving the outlying districts of Warsaw, expanding cinema access beyond central areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Warsaw
Local Man Installs Kilgen Organ at WHAS Louisville
R P Whidden of Kilgen Organ Co takes charge of installing a $40,000 Kilgen organ at WHAS Louisville for radio broadcasting. He oversees sales in Ohio Indiana and Midwest installations and expects completion in February. The station will air a program for the Carthagians once finished. Kilgen has installed organs for major stations in St Louis Minneapolis Denver Los Angeles and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Whidden
Kilgen Organ Co
St. Louis
Louisville
WHAS
Louisville Courier Journal
Whidden
Ohio
Indiana
Middle West
Louis
Minneapolis
Denver
Los Angeles
Wealthy Rush County pioneer W A Cameron dies in Indianapolis
W A Cameron aged 76, reputed Rush county’s wealthiest resident, died of heart disease at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. He had shown four months of declining health and was moved to hospital three weeks earlier. A longtime Noble township resident, he spent 15 years in New Salem and recently returned with 300000 in currency and securities from Cincinnati. Survivors include widow, daughter Mrs Besse Scott of Andersonville, son George Cameron of near New Salem, sister Mrs Lidia Dorsey of Anderson, and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Cameron
Rush County
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Noble Township
New Salem
Cincinnati
Besse Scott
Andersonville
George Cameron
Near New Salem
Lidia Dorsey
Anderson
Local Social Visits Across Pendleton and Marion
Mrs C A Norris and her children visited relatives in Pendleton Sunday afternoon. W R Zion of Knightstown stayed with sister Mrs Mary Hubbard on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Anna H Newsom hosted the Friend Missionary Society on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Cora McCarty leading the lesson. Mrs Lawrence Stroup, son Billy, and Mrs Stanley Worthington visited friends near Marion on Thursday and Friday. Mrs J R Behr is ill at home with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Norris
Pendelton
W. R. Zion of
Knightstown
Mrs
Mary Hubbard
Anna H. Newsom
Friend’s Missionary Society
Cora’ McCarty
Lawrence Stroup
Billy
Stanley Worthington
Marion
Social Visits and Dinner Gatherings Noted in Rushville
Miss Emma Overman visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Henley in Rushville last week. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Finley Nelson and family with Morristown connections, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Talbert and Mrs. Mary Talbert and Mrs. Eva Talbert. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White with Mr. M. C. Hackleman Grove traveled to Indianapolis last Thursday. Hackleman will go on to Champaign Illinois to visit Carl Hackleman, University of Illinois faculty. Mrs. J. F. Leisure and Mrs. Henry Jessup were in Rushville Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Overman
Mrs
Jesse Henley
Rushville
Finley Nelson
Thomas Talbert
Mary Talbert
Eva Talbert
Morristown
Harry Nelson
Arthur White
M. C. Hackleman Grove
Indianapolis
Hackleman
Champaign
Illinois
Carl Hackleman
University of Illinois
J. F. Leisure
Henry Jessup
Corn Borer Quarantine Shifts in Indiana County
Hancock county reports holding steady against the European Corn Borer in 1932. Indiana lifted its quarantine last spring and patrols ended. Corn from west central and southern Indiana may move into Kentucky, but several counties including Dearborn Ripley Tippecanoe Paspe r Pulaski and Wayne township remain newly quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
P. T. Ullman
Indiana
Kentucky
Dearborn
Ripley
Tippecanoe
Pasper
Pulaski
Wayne County
Chicago man visits Drysdales for weekend
Frank Guyatt of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Drysdale and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guyatt
Chicago
Mrs. Gurney Drysdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bor
Citizen Office
Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Howard &. Henley
Carthage
Schrichte
Sean
Rushville, Indiana
Croquignotte
AKERS
Beauty Shop
Newiee
Karikaturen
Public Service Company OF
W. A. Cameron
J. R. Behr
Tweedy Lumber Co
Coal and Coke
Timothy and
Clover Seed
Ruth E. White
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