Local Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Stop In and See This Globe Miss Eva Johnson and her niece Marie Johnson of Fairmount spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Parker and family. Miss Katherine Kendall of Cincinnati came Saturday for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whidden. Tweedy Lumber Co. Quality paint that is better insist on Sun-Proof. There is a difference. Paul and Vernon Kirkendorfer of Goshen visited their sister Mrs. Walter Phelps this weekend. Mrs. Mary Jessup spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Gray at Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Butler of Indianapolis spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruby, and Mrs. Ora Siler on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ral true or Spiceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Johnson
Marie Johnson
Fairmount
S. M. Parker
Katherine Kendall
Cincinnati
Robert Whidden
Tweedy Lumber Co
Paul and
Vernon Kirkendorfer
Goshen
Walter Phelps
Indiana farmers cheer new trucking law for livestock
Indiana farmers praise a General Assembly act regulating hired truck operators transporting livestock poultry or grain. The law requires a bill of lading with shipper and consignee names origin and destination, carried on the vehicle and shown to officers, ensuring proper delivery and credit at markets. Cooperation with farmer owned agencies boosts marketing and reflects Indiana as a leading livestock state with substantial weekly carload sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
General Assembly
Lee R. Highten
Indiana Farm Bureau
Mr. Highten
Union
Highten
Indianapolis
Wool Market Prices Rise With Season in Indiana
Indiana Wool Growers Association president T I Ferris reports a strong upward trend in wool prices, with initial payments rising from eight to eighteen cents per pound as the season advances. The cooperative, serving about 3,800 members, plans an additional payout from net selling profits once wool is sold to mills amid delayed shearing due to wet weather.
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T. I. Ferris
Indiana Wool Growers Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianpolis
Indiana
Ferris
Births Lead May Demographics in Rush County Report
May statistics from Dr. E L Wooden show 34 births in Rush County, with 22 in townships and 12 in Rushville, including one set of twins. This is the highest monthly birth total so far in 1933, while 19 deaths are also recorded.
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Health Commissioner
Rushville City
Rushville
Rush County
E. L Wooden
Stork
Orange Township
Agricultural notes on farming practices and crops
Early farrowed spring pigs are not profitable beyond hog price peaks in September. Orcharding requires study and proper fences. Skim milk can feed poultry with no harm if alternated sweet and sour. Lower egg costs come from reducing per dozen costs. Cooperative marketers need education to keep member relations positive. Pasture uses half as many acres as crops in Indiana. Full fed pigs perform better and fetch higher prices. Control beetles and avoid peach seed expectations. Build soil before planting trees and strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Marketing
Indiana
Local Visit Notes And 4-H Club Meeting In Fairmount
Miss Marie Johnson of Fairmount visits Eva Johnson. Betty Moore Grace Drake and Robert Moore were in Indianapolis Tuesday. The 4 H Club meets Thursday night June 22 at the school. Junior and Dickey McNabb return from Indianapolis with grandmother Mrs Charles Lewis. Mrs Eunice Publow spends the week with Mr and Mrs Sam Newsom who entertained guests Mrs Cleve Beher Helen Bartel Anderson Mrs Fred Catt Arlington Mrs Fred White and Mrs Walter Catt. Al Carr leaves Monday night for Pittsburg business trip.
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Betty Moore
Grace Drake
Robert Moore
Indianapolis
Junior and
Dickey McNabb
Charles Lewis
Sam Newsom
Cleve Beher
Helen Bartel
Anderson
Fred Catt
Frank Catt
Arlington
Fred White
Walter Catt
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Asia
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Russia
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U.S.S.R
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Austria
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Poland
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Italy
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Ankara
Joseph W. Todd
Bush Circuit
State of Indiana
Towit
Township 15
Section 27
State Bank of Carthage
Gary & Bohannon, Attorneys
Howard E. Henley
Gary & Bohannon
Rushville, Indiana
Mary Jessup
Alice Gray
Henderson
Grace
Freda McGeorge
Henry Stinger
Tech High School
Chas Butler
Ed Ruby
Ora Siler
Mrs. Ral
True
Lord Sherlee Glover
West Third Street
Roy Allen Buskner
Palo Alto
Ira May Clevenger
Market Street
Paul Joseph Herbert
West Seventh Street
John Patrick Moriarty
City Hospital
Glen Melvin Cregor
North Leyton Street
Harold Edward Becraft
Benjamin Street
Albert Henry Keuhart
John Lowell Hufford
Cerro Gorda
Elizabeth Joan Corcell
Dorothy Jo Anne Brown
East Tenth Street
Richard William Klipsch
Ruth Evelyn Alexander
Myra Elaine Smith
Garland Eugene Harpering
Ernest Lively Priddy, Jr. Noble
Ruth Ann Stevens
Lawrence Gilbert
Wall
Posey
Carolyn Jo Wicker
Jack Evan Krammes
Orange
Robert Ryle
Rupert Edward Cameron
Janet Ann Marshall
Elinor Ann Firsich
Evelyn Irene Shelton
James Earl Ellerman
Fred Lee Alsop
John Willard Gordon
Ripley
Alfred Henry Riley
Bonnie Jean Foster
Richland
Robert George Harpring
Norma Elizabeth Harpring
Richard Lee Buckley
Walker
Louis Egar Lower
Lee
Myra McDaniel
Garnet Brown
Pendleton
Earlham
Marvin Brammel
Ruth
Beth Leisure
Fred Jessup
Agricultural News
Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Main
P. J. Sattler
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Ingle
W. J. Henley, Sr
O. F. Ingle
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
America
the Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Mrs. Eunice Publow
al Carr
Pittsburg
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