Local Moves and Attendances Around Knightstown
The Bowen family moved Monday from the Hinshaw property to Knightstown. J W Lee of Tipton has taken rooms with the Nel family. Becks return from Muskegon to occupy part of Miller on E Mill St. Williams family from near Greensburg moves to Second St east of the railroad. Alice White returns from Anderson to stay a few weeks on North Market. Nineteen members attend the M E Ladies Aid meeting hosted by Mrs Yankaner and Mrs Nelson. Jasper Parish, town marshal, suffered a stroke at breakfast but is recovering and able to converse by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Beck
Muskegon, Mich
G. D. Miller
E. Mill Street
Williams
Greensburg
Second Street
Alice White
Anderson
North Market Street
Jasper Parish
Miriam Parish
Colored Circles Social Highlights Across Dickey County
Gurney Winslow and John Terry of Knightstown visited here Saturday. Walter Cook and Mrs Cook from Indianapolis visited Sunday. Fowler Newsom and family near Kennard were here Friday. M. B. McCullough was in Indianapolis Sunday through Tuesday. Town Council held a regular meeting Monday night. Everett Kyser of Greenfield was Sunday guest of Thomas E. Bush and Mrs Bush. Mrs Paul Hawkins hosted Greenfield guests. Fletcher M. E. Church Bible Class met Tuesday night with about fifty attendees. Rev J T Scull Jr Rushville Dist Supt delivered the main address. L A Lockwood Rushville Principal and Paul W Linton, J A Lineback, F J Sims spoke. O P Wamsley Rushville led singing. Wagoner’s Orchestra provided music. Refreshments supervised by T J Passwater included oyster soup, celery, pickles and pumpkin pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Kyser
Greenfield
Thomas E. Bush
Paul Hawkins
Fletcher M. E. Church
J. T. Scull Jr
Rushville
L. A. Lockwood
Paul W. Linton
J. A. Lineback
F. J. Sims
O. P. Wamsley
Wagoner
T. J. Passwater
Cow Testing Associations Boost Dairy Profits Across Farms
USDA bulletin highlights how cow testing groups improve herd value and profitability. It notes Newaygo Michigan herds showing higher butterfat income in small, well managed groups. Dams and daughters data from Grove City Pennsylvania show better milk and butterfat with quality bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Farmers
Newaygo County
Mich
Grove City
Bull Association
Mearly
Washington, D. C
Corn and Soy Beans Boost Hog Nutrition Across States
The article notes hogging down corn and soy beans as profitable and labor-saving in the corn belt. Mixing corn with soybeans improves pork yield due to added protein, while bean leaves add vitamins and succulence. Local notices follow, including visits, positions, travels, weather, and a dentist advertisement.
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Corn Belt
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Country Club Oats
Clifton
Kirk
Black Pepper Country Club
Wisconsin
Country Club
Checker Board
Ed Bowen
W. N. Hinshaw
Knightstown
J. W. Lee
Tipton
Logan
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
F. B. Yankaner
Harry Nelson
Gurney Winslow and
John Terry
Walter Cook
Mrs Cook
Indianapolis
Fowler Newsom
Kennard
M. B. McCullough
Jolly
Rexall
Bessie Grandison
Pressell Redding
Edwin B. Heifner
Robert Hinshaw
Battle Creek, Mich
Will Hinshaw
Grant Henley
Michael Kyser
Fred Addison
Milrov
Irene Carfield
Muncie State Normal
James Carfield
Martha Brenan
Martha J. Young
Middleton
Geneva Vandament
Robert Murdock
Hubert Hill
Hazel Ellis
J. L. Hubbard
Roger Kennedy
New Castle
F. J. Kennedy
Roy Ensminger
Shirley
St. Augustine, Fla
Howard E. Henley
Rush County Bankers Association
Laura Walters
Salinas
Calif
E. N. Hill
Edgar Hill
Seattle
Wash
Minneapolis
Minn
Mercury
Billings
Mont
Race Bridge
Market Street
E. W. Wagener
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H. E. Ratliff
Danner Bros
Variety Store
Strand Theatre
Richard Dix
Shock
Charlie
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