Notice of Administration for Noah Reddick Estate
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Administratix of the Noah Reddick estate, late of Rush County Indiana. The estate is reported solvent. Elva Reddick appointed Administratix, dated March 3 1933. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Rush Circuit Court. Paul Brown Atty Newcastle Ind 3137.
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Rush County
State of
Indiana
Noah Reddick
Elva Reddick
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit
Paul Brown
Newcastle
Ind
Myra B. McCollough
Rush
Allison M. Feemster
Feemster
Estate of Myra B. McCollough in Rush County Indiana
Rush County court appoints Allison M. Feemster as administrator of the estate of Myra B. McCollough deceased, declaring the estate solvent. Attest: Dale Fisher, Clerk. Feemster and Feemster, Attorneys.
Lost Spud Find May Bring Growers Gold
Colorado potato growers could raise incomes by at least one hundred thousand dollars annually within three or four years thanks to a discovery and development of an almost extinct potato strain called dark red Peachblow or Red McClure. The rare sport traced to the Peachblow lineage was located on the McClure farm in Carbondale and later found on farms in El Paso and Teller counties.
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C. H. Metzger
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
Carbondale
Teller County
el Paso County
Ohio Farmers' Institutes Draw Crowds Despite Shrinking Funds
Ohio's farmers' institutes saw attendance rise 14 percent over two years to 709,395 as funds dropped from 38,000 to 28,000. J. P. Schmidt notes costs averaged 8.3 cents per person in 1931-32 with 2.3 cents state-supported. Wayne county hosted 16 institutes with 37,760 attendees, while 84 percent of staff are active farmers. Eighty-four percent of members are farmers and 20 cooperative agencies provide services at no cost or expenses.
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J. P. Schmidt
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers’ Institute
Schmidt
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Education
Ohio Bankers’ Association
State Department of Health, Commodity Marketing Associations
Ohio Council of Churches
Spray While You Prune In Home Orchards
A Rural New Yorker writer advises home growers to prune trees while spraying to reduce future insect trouble. Inspect each tree closely for egg masses larvae and cocoons and note tent caterpillar eggs on small twigs tussock moth eye masses codling moth cocoons under bark pear psylla and twig girdlers.
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New Yorker
Homemade Brush Burner Improves Orchard Cleanup in Mass
Clifton and Everett Derby of North Leominster Massachusetts built a simple brush burner from scrap iron measuring ten by six by five feet. The box sits on skids and is pulled through the orchard after pruning while workers load branches inside to burn efficiently.
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Clifton
Everett Derby
North Leominster
Mass
Portugal 1932 wheat crop sets record strides
Agricultural Jottings notes Portugal's 1932 wheat crop broke all records. It adds a maxim about fitting work to a horse and mentions using coat ashes to loosen soil. Wisconsin farm bulletins circulate in state prison education at Waupun.
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Portugal
Wisconsin Farm
Waupun
Bush county seeks 25000 loan from RFC for poor relief
Bush county commissioners filed a formal application with Governor McNutt for a 25000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to boost local poor relief funds for the year. Chauncey W. Duncan and Edgar Stiers prepared data on the county’s relief needs, while a third bond issue was planned to cover late 1932 claims.
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Bush County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McNutt
Govenor
Chauncey W. Duncan
Edgar Stiers
Rush County
Richland
Ripley
Posey
Anderson
Rushville
Center
Union
First National Bank of
Red Cross
Farmers Tour Cattle Herds During County Meeting
About fifty farmers joined the Beef Cattle Feeders and Breeders tour visiting T. A. Coleman farm and others near Rushville Milroy Clarksburg and nearby farms. Readers learned feeding costs and different cattle grades with a post lunch discussion by F G King Purdue University leading to plans for a similar June event.
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Arthur Looney
Rushville
Mr. Looney
Beale Brothers
Clarksburg
Fred Goddard
Howard Spencer
Mr. Goddard
C. O. Patton
Milroy
F. G. King
Purdue University Animal Husbandry Department
Two autos damaged in Raleigh cross-road collision
Last Sunday evening in Raleigh two automobiles were damaged beyond repairs at a cross-road. Passengers in both cars escaped with minor injuries in a miraculous manner. Herbell Elliott of Raleigh drove south and hit Donald Shields of Milton who was eastbound. In the Elliott car were Myrtle Keith of Rushville and Frances Lashell of Raleigh had just left. Mr. Shields traveled with Mrs. Shields and their baby. Sheriff Ed Compton stated he could not understand how the occupants escaped death.
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Raleigh
Herbell Elliott
East of
Donald Shields
Milton
Elliott
Myrtle Keith
Rushville
Frances Lashell
Shields
Ed Compton
Martinsville State Champions conclude basketball season
End of a great basketball season notes Martinsville as state champions and defends coach Ciruis against rivals claims. Praises five man Martinsville unit while naming Greencastle Logansport as peers with limited stars. Text shifts to baseball with major league exhibition games and Carthage eyed for a stronger season.
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Martinsville
Ciruis
Greencastle
McAnnally
Logansport
Carthage
Parole urged as cure for rising crime in New York
Dr. Walter N. Thayer Jr. argues five to one odds against punishment, citing low arrest and conviction rates. He promotes parole with supervision to reform offenders, noting failures but stressing higher success when used wisely. He criticizes extreme sentences for young first offenders as counterproductive.
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New York State
Walter N. Thayer Jr
State Commissioner of Correction
Thayer
Robert Y. Jordan Dead in Arlington at 60
Robert Y. Jordan a 60 year old retired farmer of Posey township died at his Arlington home after months of illness. He was born September 28 1872 in Fleming County Kentucky and moved to Rush County in 1896. He leaves a widow Cleora Ball two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church in Arlington with interment in East Hill Cemetery.
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Robert Y. Jordan
Posey Township
Arlington
Mr. Jordan
Fleming County
Kentucky
Rush County
Poseycorn Township
Cleora Ball
Christian Church At
Jordan
Arlington Canning Company
Arlington Telephone Company
Malinda Arnold
Beechburg
Lida Reeves
Flemmingsburg
Thomas H
Near Here
John
Rushville
Lewis A
Winona Kansas
Christain Church
Morris Wilson
East Hill Cemetery
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Ratliff
The
Jeweler
Knightstown
Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W. J. Henley, Sr
Wm. F. Marshall
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley &.Marshall
Farmers’ Institutes
D. W. Crane
the Citizen Office
Robert Y. Jordon
Lowell
Loren Geise
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