Open season on fur bearers closes February tenth
February tenth marks the last day of the fur bearing open season in the state. Hides may be disposed of within five days to February fifteenth if legally acquired. After that date fresh pelts found possession is evidence of closed season taking. Violators face court action as per George N Mannfeld conservation chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Mannfeld
Fisheries and Game
The
Conservation Department
Fish and Game Division
December arrests reach two hundred eight in al field
A December roundup resulted in 208 arrests tied to an anti narcotics operation. Police reported coordinated raids across multiple precincts leading to the detentions and ongoing investigations.
Indiana closes rabbit and migratory bird season dates
The season for rabbits ends January 11 and migratory game birds on January 16. It is unlawful to take, possess, sell, or buy wild rabbits in Indiana until October 1. Native wild rabbits may not be held alive in closed season for breeding. domestic rabbits are exempt.
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Indiana
Administrators Sale for Anna Scowden Estate
William A Scowden and Everett J Scowden administrators of Anna Scowden late of Tippecanoe County will hold a public sale at the decedent’s residence northwest of Delphi on Tuesday February 21.
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William A
Everett J. Scowden
Anna Scowden
Tippecanoe County
Delphi
Rain or Shine Church Market at Schlosser Bros Cream Station
The rain or shine class of the Methodist church plans a market at Schlosser Bros cream station this Saturday February 11. Proceeds support church activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Schlosser Bros
Carroll County Farm Projects 1928 Growth and Contests
County agent reports progress on legumes and dairying with youth clubs and home economics. Litters entered in the contest must be reported within seven days after farrowing to the county agent's office.
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Carroll County
Dairy Bull Penn Demonstration Set Next Week
Purdue extension leader E T Wallace will conduct a bull pen demonstration at William Douglas's farm on February 14 and 15. The program stresses safely retaining proven dairy sires until their daughters produce decisive records to guide breeding decisions. Also notes calf club contest prizes by the Indianapolis Star and upcoming tax committee meetings with Farm Bureau coordination in Carroll County.
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E. T. Wallace
Dairy Extension Department
Purdue
William Douglas
Indiana
The
Indianapolis Star
Lodestone
Indianapolis
Ind
Carrollton
Jefferson Township
Lee Henderson
Ton Litter Contest Enrollment Underway In Indiana
Will Klepinger of Tippecanoe and Claude Wickard of Carrollton township have submitted their 50 cent membership fees to the Indiana Livestock Breeders Association. Farmers must apply through their Township Farm Bureau chairmen or county agent so dues reach Purdue before March 1. February March and April litters may be entered.
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Will Klepinger
Tippecanoe
Claude Wickard
Carrollton Township
Indiana Livestock Breeders Association
Bureau
Purdue
Bee Keeping Short Course At Purdue February 2022
Notice to fruit growers notes bees affect fruit pollination and honey production. Purdue University will host a bee keeping short course in February 2022 taught by leading experts, promising a well rounded program for industry interested in economic bees.
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Purdue University
Purdue Farm Short Course Brings National Experts
Indiana farmers will hear leading authorities on farm management at Purdue University from February 18 to 15. Speakers include Dr. B H Hibbard of Wisconsin on cooperative marketing and land prices, J Clyde Marquis of USDA on economic information and legislation, Paul Johnson on the European corn borer, and Prof. G A Pond of Minnesota on increasing profits by reducing costs.
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America
Purdue University
Purdue
Indiana
B. H. Hibbard
University of Wisconsin
J. Clyde Marquis
United States Department of Agriculture
Marquis
Paul Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
G. A. Pond
University of Minnesota
Pond
Dumping Has Been Going the Other Way
An editorial argues that U S dumping has shifted toward protectionist fears, noting rising American exports and trade efficiency. It compares wage costs, production, and tariffs, criticizing free trade critics and praising the protective tariff system in shaping industry and employment across nations.
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the Citizen
Pat
America
England
Switzerland
Argentine Republic
Japan
Gary
Ind
China
Wales
United States
United States Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Elwood
Indiana
Union
Arc Theatre Books Three Headliners for Next Week
Esther Ralston stars in Spotlight and Pola Negri appears in The Woman on Trial while William Haines presents West Point at the Arc this coming week. Manager Gardner also books comics including Fighting Fanny on Monday and the Collegians in Sliding Home, with Buster's Big Chance scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Esther Ralston
Pola Negri
William Haines
West Point
Gardner
The
Collegians
Buster
Big Chance
Running Reputation Through Hard Work and Birth
A compact note reflects on how people gain esteem, noting some are born with it, some earn it through deeds, and others strive without securing lasting recognition.
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Boston Transcript
Real estate transfers compiled for past week
Property swaps show numerous deeds with various parcels in Flora Jackson Monroe and Deer Creek townships. Notable sums include 700 for Cook Add Cutler and 8749.88 for 10 acres in Jackson Township. Advertisement mentions plumbing services by Cowdins.
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Mary E. Gaylor
Air
Charles E. Cochran
Flora
George W. Julien
Lester E. Kingery
Jackson Township
Ruth Isaac
Mathias J. Ridder
Monroe Township
Vinton E. Fry
William B. Sibbett
Boland
Cutler
Citizens State Bank
Charles E. Bonser
Jet Ux
Minnie T. Armstrom
Mary B. Dimmitt
Lola M. Brown
Deer Creek Town
Orval L. B. Shonk
William F. Shaffer
Democrat Township
John M. Little
Sarah J. Biggs
Overholser
Merle L. Settles
David L. Musselman
Will R. White & Company
Camden
Ira Plank
Cutler Bank
Cook
Rush McCarty
Ed I. King
Studebaker
Voorhees
Amanda E. Snyder
Jennie D. McIntosh
James P. Wason
O. P. Delphi
Wilson
Delphi
Jacob Cripe
George D. Fisher
Jackson Twp
From Bad to Worse Health Improves with Vegetable Compound
Cleveland Ohio resident Mrs M Riessineer shares a testimonial about weight loss after pregnancy and illness. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports weight gain to 116 pounds and ability to work again. The ad extols health as true wealth and cites the product as a health remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
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