Fifty-Four Farmers Join 5-Acre Corn Yield Contest
Fifty four farmers and 4-H Club members sign up for the 5-Acre Corn Yield contest as the county extension office reports. Life members total fifteen with 21 adults and 18 juniors enrolled through the Indiana Crop Improvement Association. June 1 is deadline to join. A list of life, adult and junior members is given, plus notes on extension meetings, upcoming shows, and travel opportunities including a youth institute in Raleigh and a farm Boy's Camp selection for Rush County youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Extension Office
Indiana Crop Improvement Association
Association
Joe A. Booth
Clarence Dyer
Newton Halterman
Byron Hiner
Floyd Hiner
Worth Hudson
Chester I. Jinks
Russell Kinnett
Lewis Lafuse
Ralph Moffit
Lowell Norris
Edwin Reddick
Everett Stanley
Roy Swain
Argus Waggoner
William Waits
Elmer Linville
Joseph G. Schroeder
Leonard Jackson
Russell L. Dorrie
Oakley Smith
Albert L. Fields
Ertle Price
Paul E. Morris
Cedric Power
Harold Barber
Cecil Hartman
Donald Stoten, Jr
Donald Stoten, Sr
Daniel Hope
A. Walter Meyer
Stanley Carrington
James Israel
John R. Mills
Allen Ray Gahimer
Larry Linville
Roscoe Linville
Bernard Lessing
Larry Webster
A. B. Scaglia
Greensburgh
Decatur County
Rush County
American Institute of Cooperation
Raleigh
North Carolina
Rush County Farm Bureau Organization
Rush County Farm Bureau Cooperative, Inc
Howard Earnest
Rush County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Earl Bacon
Farm Bureau
Philip Gardner
Center Township
Rushville
Clark State Forest
Henryville
Philip
Indiana
These Women Soved by Indiana Lumber Association Camp Director
Mr Ed Lott of Purdue will act as Camp Director and each club member urged to report back to his 4 H Club and to conservation groups in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana’ Hardwood Lumberman’s Association
Ed Lott
Purdue
Safety first in Indiana waterways and roads urged
Conservation officials urge boat owners to remove old abandoned craft to prevent drownings and collisions with deer on highways. Director Harley G. Hook calls for an old boat census, proper load and balance, weather awareness, and staying with the boat after overturning. Deer crossing patterns and high speed impacts are highlighted as avoidable dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley G. Hook
Indiana Department of Conservation
Hook
Indiana
Reader's Digest Ad Promotes Lydia Pinkham Remedies
An ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for premenstrual tension and nervous distress. It claims doctors tested the product and three out of five women found relief, urging readers to start taking it this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Eassen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deer crossing safety for drivers near crossings
The article explains that deer travel in groups led by a mature doe and that drivers should slow down when seeing deer ahead. It notes deer may cross in waves up to 200 yards apart and suggests using parking lights and a short horn tap if a deer is frozen on the road to improve safety at marked crossings.
Strawberry harvest rot warnings and control tips
Purdue experts warn Lafayette strawberry growers to guard against mold and rot. Gray mold and rhizopus rot can devastate crops. captan sprays or dusts with insecticides are advised with timing tied to bloom stages. Mulching and careful fertilizer use reduce winter injury and fruit rot risk. Girls you don’t have to go out of town to get your wedding invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Indiana
Mints on Health Mints on Health Indiana State Medical
Spring hay fever results from tree pollen in March to May while summer and fall seasons bring pollen from grasses and ragweed. Symptoms include eye and nasal inflammation with sneezing and itching. severe cases can disturb sleep and promote sinus or bronchial infections. Treatments include skin testing, desensitization, reduced indoor pollen, air conditioning, travel, and physician prescribed medicines.
Indianapolis Couple Weekend Guests at Alexander Home
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Large of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McMichael Jr and daughter had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Earnest and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Collins of Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Large
Indianapolis
Frank Alexander
Elmer McMichael, Jr
Dale Earnest
Stan Collins
Noblesville
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Farm News
Harold Clifton, Jr
Paul Potts
Clyde Bond
E. E. Privett
Kenneth Brashaber
C. L. Spuller
Harold Campbell
Elmer Lessing
Richland Township
Rush County Shorthorn Cattle Breeders Association
Maxwell House
Donald Duck
Dole
Kingan
Tee-Dee
Robin Hood
Hag
Emge’s Wieners
By d’Alessio
By d’ Alessio
Maude
Reader's Digest
Indiana State Medical Ately Wale
Bill Mann
Carthage
Hampshire
Roscoe Brown
Admiral
Ewing'’S
Vuhe
Knightstown
Charles Byrd
Carthage Hardware
Ewing’s
Albert Terhune
New Hampshire
Zike’s
Morristown
SEALY
Baling
John Hunt
Shaw Bus Line
New Holland
William Steinwach
Charlottesville
Wiltur Jackson
John Lynch
Carl Stuart Morgan
South Walnut
South Main St. Garthage
Carthage, Ind
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