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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
3
Advice urges overhauling flocks this fall by selling poor producers and handling pullets. Emphasizes removing diseased birds to prevent infection in new stock and adopting Sweep Scrape Scrub Spray sanitation for better results statewide.
The text advises ensuring the pullet house is in good repair including roof nests and floors to improve desirability at low cost. It suggests housing pullets when they first lay eggs on range and starting a laying ration. A light litter on the floor for a short period helps movement while warning against roosting in nests to avoid dirty eggs.
Farmers report thin grass stands in spring seeded clover and some fields too dense. Experts suggest drilling rye this fall at about one bushel per acre to improve cover. Using a disc drill helps ensure the seed is properly covered.
Early sown rye will provide pasture this fall and winter and last until about the first of June. Even if not kept for pasture, this seeded crop will grow well and can be turned under for corn or soybeans. Hessian fly rarely affects rye as it seldom completes life in the rye plant.
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association board selects Mayor Yanus Wells as chairman of the Christmas Seal Sale set from Thanksgiving Day to Christmas. The sale follows the Red Cross Roll Call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with Prof. C. A. Smith Mrs. Harry Haugh and Miss Bess Rothenberger on the supplies committee. Township chairmen meet September 2 at 3 p.m. to assist in planning.
The Kokomo American Legion Convention Corporation reports spending about 25000 on the recent state meeting in Kokomo. Final profit depends on unsettled accounts, with labor credits credited as almost 400 workers supplied during the event.
In Tiefferston Township and nearby areas, residents visited friends Tuesday and Friday while church activities include a county missionary meeting at Miss Ida Nelson's home and an Oak Grove church program on Sunday evening August 14. The Methodist youth will present a religious play directed by Mrs. Walter Clawson.
Christian Science services on Sunday August 14 focus on the Lesson Sermon with Soul as the principal subject. The citations comprising the Lesson-Sermon are noted, reflecting the weekly study pattern across Christ, Scientist congregations.
Methodists invite attendance at the Battle Ground preaching service Sunday morning. The sole church service will be the 9 30 Sunday School with a special worship service. Bishop Edgar Blake will preach at Battle Ground. The Union service at 7 30 will be at the Baptist church with the young people in charge. On the evening of Aug 21 the
The schedule lists 9:30 church school with Mrs. Matthew Jackson as superintendent and Mrs. Maxine Kennard as secretary, 10:30 morning worship with a sermon titled Mountains or Molehills, a 4 p.m. Jay club picnic at French Post Park, and Yeoman group coordinating Sunday vesper services. Rev. Weaver of Rockfield provides the devotional message after spending Tuesday with Bri Co Club.
Mrs. John Gingrich undergoes appendicitis surgery at Cass county hospital. Montpelier residents Closs Peterson and family visit his mother Mrs John Peterson and daughters Docie and Clara. Numerous relatives from Winamac Bedford Monticello Lafayette Idaville Walkerton and Oakdale are noted visiting and hosting in recent days.
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