Administration Notice for Noah Reddick Estate
Elva Reddick appointed administratrix of the Noah Reddick estate by the Rush County Circuit Court Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Date March 3 1933. Dale Fisher Clerk Paul Brown Attorney Newcastle Indiana 3137.
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Rush County
Indiana
Noah Reddick
Elva Reddick
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit
Paul Brown
Newcastle
Ind
State of
Rush Circut Court
Myra B McCollough
Allison M. Feemster
Feemster
Estate of Myra B. McCollough in Rush County Indiana
Rush County Indiana estate of Myra B. McCollough with administrator Allison M. Feemster declares the estate solvent. Feemster and Feemster attorney Dale Fisher, clerk acknowledges filing. Document lists administratif details from Rush Circuit Court.
Ancestry of Chicks Affects Farm Profits Says Expert
Poultry department of Ohio State University reports that chick ancestry influences profitability. Hints include early maturity broodiness winter rest and egg size and production intensity. Vickers of the Ohio Poultry Improvement Association cites inherited traits as determining egg output and overall value.
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Poultry Department
Ohio State University
WNU- Service
GS. Vickers
Ohio Poultry Ieprovement Association
One Goose and One Gander For Best Mating Results
The article advises pairing one goose with one gander for best mating success. It notes that multiple geese with a single male can lead to neglect and infertile eggs, while equal numbers allow birds to pair naturally. Toulouse geese are common and easy to raise. The male leads, guards, and signals danger while the female is typically larger and less vocal.
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Toulouse
Montreal Herald
Wyandotte Bantam Introduced as New Backyard Variety
The Wyandotte bantam emerges as a compact poultry variety bred from Wyandotte and bantam stock in England. Shown at the Chicago Coliseum exhibition, these chicks weigh two to five and a half pounds and lay about 11 ounces per dozen, using roughly a third of the food of a standard hen.
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England
Chicago Coliseum Poultry Lew Position Association
Important Yean F ec oo Is s Important enn Feed
The article warns that feeding must be clean and all grain kept for chickens to eat in a controlled way. It advises against throwing feed in litter or on floors where chicks can peck it, and suggests using feed and mash in hoppers to prevent spoilage and disease.
Poultry Farming Tips For Modern Barns And Breeding
The article notes one day old chicks dispatched by air from the United States to Panna arrive in good condition. It discusses Long Island duck yards, turkey breeding ages, and that current feed prices make poultry products a strong farmer’s market. It emphasizes culling by past production and describes ideal poultry housing with space heat sunshine fresh air and movable fixtures built for comfort.
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United States
Panna
Farm Bureau to Conduct Summer Camp Schools
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association plans a five district summer camp education program for rural youths. One week courses run May 21 to July 1 at McCormick's Creek State Park with districts 8 10 7 8 and 3 5 scheduled first. Entrants must be two per county, 20 years plus, selected by local boards three weeks before opening.
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Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association,’ Inc
I. H. Hull
Indianapolis
Farm Bureau
Indiana
McCormick’s Creek State Park
Spencer
Owen County
Hull
Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
New Currency Held Not Inflationary Says Guaranty Trust
The Guaranty Trust Co monthly review argues the emergency banking currency is not inflationary. It says increased deposits and circulation velocity matter more than total money in circulation. The currency should offset deposit shrinkage and be retired when unnecessary. The piece notes a minister was recently recorded by the Indiana yearly meeting.
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Guaranty Trust Co
Minister Albert H. Stanley Named Director at Leake and Watts
Albert H. Stanley, after years of religious and educational work near New York City, becomes director of boys' work and chaplain at Leake and Watts home in Yonkers New York. The institution houses 450 children aged 6 to 18.
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Albert H. Stanley
New York City
Leake and Watts Home
Yonkers
N. Y
Stanley
Rushville Council Elects Purcell To Fill Mayor Vacancy
Rushville city council elected Mark Purcell as council at large to replace Mayor J Kennard Allen. The unanimous vote followed a nomination by Councilman Winship. Purcell previously led Rushville’s automobile license bureau and once served on the council about twenty years ago. Mayor Allen reorganized committees reducing total to ten and creating an insurance committee, while the earlier meeting had required four hours to elect a mayor after a resignation. Nadine Herkless and Helen Gause were noted visitors.
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Rushville
Mark Purcell
J. Kennard Allen
Winship
Purcell
Allen
Samuel L. Trabue
Ordnance
Insurance
Stevens
Brown
Park
McCully
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Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Mair
Rushville, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Carthage
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W. J. Henley, Sr
Wm. F. Marshall
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
America
the Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Wyandotte Bantam
Long Island
the Citizen Office
Indiana Yearly Meeting
City Council
Stevens, Purcell
Brown, Stevens and Purcell
Stevens and
Stevens, Winship
Nadine Herkless
Mrs. Arliss Lukens
Helen Gause
Addison's Meat Market
Greenfield Fertilizer CO
Greenfield
Bob
Ray
Robert Hudson
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