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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
3
Obituary notice from Elizabeth Lodge No 578 I O O F Indiana mourning Brother George Neamer who died June 14 1923. The lodge drapes in mourning for thirty days and extends condolences to his family. Committee signatures Roy N O Bannon L BE Winders Thos E Turner.
Harrison County hosts a Poultry Field Day on June 20 led by County Agent N. Clunie with Purdue experts Prof. A. G. Phillips and Paul Riley. Tours include Hillside Poultry Farm near Corydon owned by Claude A. Davis, Sun Shine Hatchery run by Joe T. McClaran, and demonstrations on feeding housing and vaccination.
W Ss Shuck of Corydon Indiana announces private sale of all livery stock including horses carriages buggies harness cutting box gasoline engine blankets lap robes buggy heaters and all equipment as he quits the business.
The U S Department of Agriculture urges a substantial permanent rise in rye farming across the United States. Rye offers better yields on sandy soils and in regions where wheat struggles, provides hardy winter cover, and extends farm activity in fall seeding and winter harvests.
Sound hides free from flesh side cuts fetch higher prices when salted and cured in even patterns. Summer salting and curing require extra care. partly decayed hides are nearly useless. The Department of Agriculture offers Farmers' Bulletin 1055 with detailed skinning, curing, and marketing directions.
The United States Department of Agriculture recommends preventing horn growth in calves rather than cutting. As horns bud, clip hair and rub a moistened stick of caustic potash on a dime sized spot to scar the area. Protect calves from rain to keep caustic from running and avoid irritation.
Home-makers clubs in North Dakota number 66 in 22 counties with 1 036 rural members. County extension agents link with USDA and the state agricultural college to shape club work in clothing food poultry gardening home management and decorating. Programs cover diet hot lunches budgeting meal planning paper dress form patterns children’s wear toy patterns and holiday ideas along with poultry care and turkey raising.
Public notice from W. W. Weaver trustee Posey Township. He will be in his office in Elizabeth each Saturday for township business. All dog taxes must be paid at once. No further notice will be given.
A brief memory notice from Maggie Johnson and granddaughter Lottie Hodge marking three years since Mrs Hester Arpett’s death on June 5 1920 and expressing sorrow longing and faith in reunion in heaven.
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