Purdue reports new wheat varieties in Indiana trials
Dual and Vermillion wheat varieties are tested in 58 Indiana counties with seedings and fertilizer strips to compare yields and performance. Purdue agronomist G P Walker notes Dual offers fly resistance and forage value while Vermillion adds winter hardiness. Fire safety warns farmers to keep ladders accessible and inspected, painted to reveal cracks, and used properly near straw and fertilizer.
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Lafayette
Ind
Dual
Indiana
G. P. Walker
Purdue University Extension Agronomist
Knox
Walker
Butler
Saline
Seneca
Hurley Files for Congress and Nitrogen Fertilizer Economics
Purdue specialist Paul Robbins explains how a farmer’s capital affects nitrogen application for the 1956 corn crop. With $1 corn, 40 lb N may yield $1.04 per $1 fertilizer if unbounded capital, but only $1.45 per $1 if within an allotment. For year two, 80 lb N could be affordable if crop value remains $1.00.
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Paul Robbins
Purdue University
Robbins
Notice to bidders for street materials in Carthage Indiana
Town Board of Trustees will accept sealed bids April 2 1966 at 7 30 p m in Town Hall for 10000 gallons of asphalt and 400 tons of pea gravel to be laid on streets per the Street Commissioners instructions. Bids on forms approved by the State Board of Accounts. bid bond or certified check required. work to be completed by September 1 1956. Board may reject any bids. Bernadine Morgan Clerk-Treasurer.
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Town Board of Trustees
Carthage
Indiana
State Board of Accounts
Board of Trustees
Community Notices From Rushville to Carthage in Brief
A run of social updates from Rushville and nearby Carthage covers moves and visits. Kathryn Kenedy shifts to Sam McCarty residence and Margaret Hinshaw moves into Kennedy property with Ida Jones staying on until school ends. Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing led ten church class members to Indianapolis for sightseeing. Charles Whitfield celebrated with dinner hosts Charles Mosier and Olive Drysdale for his birthday. Freshman class party at sponsor S L Trabue's Rushville home, joined by Ben Neal and Joseph Alexander. Miss Pierce and Charlotte More with Virginia Collins and Joan Nevel attended Indianapolis Symphony on Sunday. Alice Ruth Hunt improves from scarlet fever. Louis Humes and daughter Rosalie visited Charles Donovan in Muncie. C F Winslow relocates to Holloway farm and Bill Baker moves to Winslow property. Sunshine Circle met at Mrs Claude Sipe’s with several members aiding. Funeral services for Armilda Josephine Gahimer, 65, at Blue Ridge Christian church. she died near Carthage, wife of Henry Gahimer.
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Kathryn Kenedy
Sam ©. McCarty
Margaret Hinshaw
Kennedy
Ida Jones
Hinshaw
Guy Ewing
Ewing
Indianapolis
Charles Whitfield
Charles Mosier
Olive Drysdale
Whitfield
S. L. Trabue
Rushville
Ben Neal
Joseph Alexander
Miss Pierce
Charlotte More
Virginia Collins
Joan Nevel
Louis Humes
Rosalie
Charles Donovan
Muncie
C. F. Winslow
Holloway
Carthage
Bill Baker
Winslow
Sunshine Circle
Claude Sipe
Robert Bishop
Russell Kennedy
Donald Ruby
Ralph Winslow
Blue Ridge
Nitrogen application and yield response in depleted soils
Robbins notes that as soil nitrogen declines, yield response to fertilizer grows. He suggests a grower could apply 100 pounds of nitrogen per acre, possibly up to 120 pounds, given current cost–price relationships and the need to maintain production.
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Robbins
Local Wedding Invitations at The Citizen Office
Ladies can obtain their wedding invitations without traveling by visiting The Citizen Office. The notice promotes in town access to invitation services offered by the newspaper.
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Citizen Office
St Patrick's Party Honors Miss Crystal Moore at 64 O'clock
Miss Crystal Moore hosted a St Patrick's party for her young friends at 64 o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Funeral services for James M Forbes of Carthage were held Saturday at Walnut Ridge Friends Church, conducted by Rev Harry L Reece. Mrs Walter Addison hosted a birthday gathering Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs James Ailes John Hoffman and families. Edna Harrold of Kennard visiting grandparents Enos Coffin and wife.
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Crystal Moore
James M. Forbes
Carthage
Morristown
Walnut Ridge Friends Church
Harry L. Reece
Walter Addison
Addison
James Ailes
John Hoffman
Andersonville
Wilbur Warner
Fred McGinnis
Nora McGinnis
Rushville
A. R. Bundy
Famiy
Jeff Leisure
Edna Harrold
Kennard
Ogden
Enos Coffin
Hang Up On Forcing Opinions Say American Privilege
The speaker insists that ideas can be shared by any channel including telephone editorials or in person but each American may reject them. The note praises personal choice and the right to disengage if someone pushes their views, likening it to hanging up the phone.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Europe
Vienna
Switzerland
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F. R. Willsey
Willsey
Lafayette, Ind
Hurley
Congress
U. S. Congress
Berry S. Hurley
Greenfield
Secretary of State
Evelyn
Joe Doll
United Personnel Service
Bernadine Morgan
Fisher
Chevrolet
Hunsinger Bros
Mays, Ind
Alice Ruth Hunt
Knightstown
Advertisen
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Federal Land Bank Loans
Rush
Decatur National Farm Loan Association
WM. F. Smith
Sec
Treas
FIRST
Morgan Rushville
Bausback Fertilizer Co
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