Local Notes Highlight Middletown and Greenfield Visitors
F F Brenan of Middletown was here Monday. Mrs Robert Hudson visited relatives in Richmond over Sunday. Miss Jeanette Rawls, previously ill, returned to work this week at the State Highway Commission offices in Indianapolis. Dr Benjamin Binford of Greenfield bought G J Brown's stake in a Greenfield tent and awning and window shade factory with extensive quarters and many employees.
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Robert Hudson
Richmond
Jeanette Rawls
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Benjamin Binford
Greenfield
G. J. Brown
Emma Overman
Chicago
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Mayme Overman
Sycamore
Ili
William Cameron
Fountaintown
D. S. Johnston
J. L. Rohm
Homer V. Johnston
Arlington Defeats Carthage High in Season Opener
Arlington beat Carthage High 28 to 25 in the opening game. Carthage led 14 to 11 at halftime before Arlington pulled ahead in the second half.
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Carthage High
Arlington
Carthage
Arlington and Carthage Boys Split Curtain Raiser Night
Arlington fielded Readle Sharp and others in a 28 25 loss to Carthage with substitutions noted. Carthage Juniors beat Arlington Juniors 21 5 in the curtain raiser. Several local girls and boys teams posted scores across Indiana towns as Football and Basketball seasons opened.
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Arlington
Carthage
Sharp
Pierson Kemple
Siler Readle
Tetrick Bundy
Alexander Miller
Renegar
McFatridge
Kennedy
Kemple
Heim
Alexander
Readle
Bundy
Pierson
Siler
Tetrick
Frankfort
Carthage Juniors
Arlington Juniors
Whitewater
Cambridge City
Milroy
Raleigh
Valley Mills
Westland
Heifner
Knightstown
Thorntown
Eden- McCordsville
Public Library Announces Book Week and New Titles
Next week starting November 9 the Public Library will host a week long open house inviting students patrons visitors and newcomers to visit. New juvenile and adult books include Kazan dog of the North Baree Son of Kazan Curwood Peter’s Adventures in Birdland and Harriet and the Piper. Liberty Radios straight line condensers. Fred E Sohn Knightstown. Mr and Mrs Howard Bridges Knightstown purchased property at Shirley to open a garage.
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Kazan
Baree
Curwood
Peter
Adenture
Birdland
Harriet and
the Piper
Liberty
Fred E. Sohn
Knightstown
Howard Bridges
Shirley
Scrub-Bull Eradication Campaigns Boost Pure-Bred Bulls
United States Department of Agriculture reports scrub-bull eradication campaigns are improving cattle quality across counties. In Hopkins County Kentucky a survey of 850 farms found 1,924 mature grade cows and 101 pure-bred cows, with over 80 percent bred to scrub bulls. A campaign banquet drew 114 attendees and 1,632 total participants at 30 meetings. Fifteen bulls were sold in one week, many from dams with strong registry. Similar efforts in Buncombe North Carolina and Chester County South Carolina placed bulls and spurred pledges to eliminate scrub bulls, with more prospects noted.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hopkins County
Hopkins County Farm Bureau
Buncombe County
N. C
Chester County
S. C
Some Mineral Mixtures Are Good for Porkers
The article lists simple mineral mixes for swine including equal parts ground limestone and salt, or salt with bone meal or rock phosphate to supply calcium and phosphorus. It notes nine parts bone meal or phosphate with tankage for flavor, and mentions calcium, phosphates, and chlorine as essential, with experimental data showing limited benefit from mineral mixes when hogs have good pasture or corn and tankage diets.
Skim Milk Improves Ration for Market Hogs
Skim milk added to a corn and tankage ration helped Opio experiment station market hogs reach 255 pounds nearly three weeks sooner, cutting feed costs by 78 cents per hundredweight. The skim milk diet raised daily gain to 1.33 pounds at 8.91 dollars per hundredweight gained, vs 0.9 pounds daily and 9.79 dollars per hundredweight on the corn tankage mix. Limestone in the skim feed aided the gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opio
Eradicating Stomach Worms in Sheep with Gasoline
A practice among U S stock owners uses gasoline as a wormer for sheep. It involves three successive mornings after sixteen hours without food or water, followed by two to three more hours of fasting. Each dose is measured separately and given in milk or flaxseed oil.
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Ftock
United States
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Dutch) Anderson
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Auditorium Theatre
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Locoman & Coffee
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