Indiana Dairy Exposition at Indianapolis 1925 details
Indiana dairy farmers will attend the 1925 National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. The event features 300 grade cows, trebred sires, and educational exhibits on feeding, breeding, and dairy practices. The School for Women opens with lectures on health foods rural life and visits, directed by Mrs Charley W Sewell.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Mississippi
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
National Breed Associations
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Farm Bureau
School For Women
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
National Dairy
Charley ® W. Sewell
Otterbein
Cider Orders Open Weekly at Elmherst Mill
Cider available Fridays with orders due before Friday. Price is 35 cents per gallon at the mill and 40 cents delivered. Signed by Elmer E. Hunt.
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Elmer E. Hunt
Local Social Notes From Indiana and Nearby Towns
Outside of City Limits John Coffin teaches north of Lafayette and was home over Sunday. Cassius Gray and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Gray at Shelbyville. Paul Gray is in Cleveland Ohio with Jordan Motor Co offices. Greenfield visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell at J. O. Gray’s. Forty Friends Sunday School members met at Harvey Hopkins near Morristown. Birthday dinner for Isaac Van Duyn near Kennard attended by Mrs Russell Reddick and families. Born Sept 28 at Methodist hospital Indianapolis a daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Nigh. Mrs Russell Winslow of Cleveland visited then left for Philadelphia. John Stanley and son Wyatt from Brookston visit sister Mrs Phariba Hill. Civil War veteran Mr Stanley formerly lived here. J. A. Leisure estate sold 388 hogs to Ray Compton of Rushville, averaging 339 pounds. five double-deck cars shipped to Providence Rhode Island. Forty-two hogs were missing in the roundup.
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Cassius Gray
John Gray
Shelbyville
Paul Gray
Cleveland
The
Jordan Motor Co
Friends Sunday School
Charelottesville
Harvey Hopkins
Morristown
Russell Reddick
Lawrence Ratliff
New Castle
Claude Smith
Knightstown
Isaac van Duyn
Kennard
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Earl Nigh
John Stanley
Wyatt
Brookston
Phariba Hill
Sarah
Stanley
Co H
8Th Ind. Inf
Ray Compton
Rushville
Providence
Rhode Island
State Happenings: Accidents and Obituary Notices
Harry Allen, 18, of Star City, was severely injured after falling forty feet from a silo. Dr. George H. Smith, 52, a longtime physician in Henry county and Knightstown native, died Sunday in New Castle. He helped organize the Clinic hospital at New Castle.
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Harry Allen
Star City
George H. Smith
Henry County
New Castle
Spiceland Academy
Knightstown
Clinic
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Edgar Boone
Public Square
Armour’s Jarecki
C. E. White & Son
Mary F. Willcutt
Susie Bentley
Grace Doherty
LaGrange, NJ
Bert Wrennick
Irving Markin
Detroit, Mich
W. T. Hill
Jesse Henley
J. D. Calvert
Selma, O
Louis Wildman
Columbus, O
Gurney Nixon
Lancaster, O
E. P. Trueblood
Eleanor Henley
Richmond
Christie
Chas. W. Sewell
St. Louis
New
Big
Metal
W.H. Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
John Coffin
Lafayette
Charles Mitchell
Greenfield
J. O. Gray and
Russell Winslow
Cleveland, O
C. S. Winslow
Philadelphia
J. A. Leisure Estate
Ford Sales and Service Agency
Goodwin Bros. Auto Company
Main and
Madison Streets
Ford
Kennedy Motor Sales
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