Farmer wastes money feeding hogs and calves fancy milk
A farmer profits by feeding high-priced butterfat skim milk to hogs and calves, but critics say the practice wastes money and food and harms pocketbooks, neighbors, and the nation.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
1
A farmer profits by feeding high-priced butterfat skim milk to hogs and calves, but critics say the practice wastes money and food and harms pocketbooks, neighbors, and the nation.
A Harrison County notice urges Ford and similar car owners to switch to airless tires advertised as puncture resistant, tube free, easy riding, and durable. The ad claims frequent testing proves dependability and offers local contact via Pinaire in Eureka and Corydon Exchange.
Mr Levi G Saffer aged eighty eight writes from Selma Indiana of bygone days and old friends in Posey township Elizabeth Corydon and nearby areas. He recalls Isaac Stewart and a loyal dog during 1817 floods and praises Martin V Hanger and his public service. He notes Kron family pioneers and Civil War service of Kron brothers and their mother’s strength.
Corporal Hewitt Cunningham of Laconia spoke at Corydon M E Church Sunday night April 27 to a packed audience. He shared experiences from training and combat with the 9th U S Infantry known as the fighting Ninth, traveling from America to England and France and recounting moments of the war with modest detail. The speaker, preparing for the ministry in the Presbyterian church, urged living godly lives and making the best of life.
A Louisville Times piece imagines future self service style eateries such as a dresseteria cafeteria grocery shave ateria churchateria nurseateria and more. A returned soldier suggests sharing the humorous space to comfort boys who faced scarce conveniences.
Mrs. Celestia Lowden extends an invitation to travelers needing lodging. She promotes comfortable rooms clean beds and good meals at her place near the Democrat office and asks diners who have already fed there to vouch for it. Contact 228-5.
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