Jefferson Township Farm Bureau Set Meeting at Oak Grove
Jefferson Township Farm Bureau plans a meeting at Oak Grove church next Tuesday evening February 21 at 7 30 p m Mrs W H Casad social and educational director leads a patriotic program Mrs Lloyd Blatch county st and ee director will attend Mrs Charles Wise to discuss origins of Valentine’s Day diary notes indicate local participation and hints of program items
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Jefferson Township
Jefferson Township Farm Bureau
Oak Grove
W. H. Casad
Lloyd Btach
County St. and
Charles Wise
St. Valentines iAdh Aioccoer Diagny Sin Wites
Camden meeting names Farm Bureau board officers
The Camden hosted meet of the Gi suns Carrell County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Board. Claude Wickerd was re elected chairman Lloyd Beard became vice chairman C B Shaffer treasurer and Mary Kerlin secretary Arthur Hildebrand and Artus Rodenbarger joined the executive committee. Fourteen directors form the board with one from each township and a director at large. The president and vice president are chosen from the directors.
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Carrell County Farm Bureau
Comperative Association
Camden
Claude Wickerd
Lloyd Beard
C. B. Shaffer
Mary Kerlin
Arthur Hildebrand
Artus Rodenbarger
County Home Economics session open to all women
The afternoon session led by Miss Meta Martin invites any county woman to attend. The meeting will be at the court house. Project leaders and club presidents should meet in the forenoon. Morning session starts at 9:30 a.m.
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Meta Martin
Court House
Landscaping plans for Tippecanoe school grounds discussed
On February 7 Purdue Extension’s R B Hull spoke to the Tippecanoe township Home Economics club about landscaping the school grounds with native shrubs and local shade trees. Planting days are set for April 6 and 7 with community aid pledged for transport and planting.
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R. B. Hull
Purdue Extension Department
Tippecanoe Township Home Economics Club
Hog Outlook for 1933 Purdue Farm Management figures
Purdue Farm Management outlines hog outlook factors for 1933 with 1932 Indiana hog increases and U S production figures. It notes high federal slaughter totals, Indiana pig survey gains, regional corn supply and transportation costs, and the need for good management and feed planning for farmers expanding hog production.
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Purdue Farm Management Department
Indiana
U. S
Shelling and Milling Equipment Sale Sparks Customer Interest
A compact notice notes corn shelling and grinding services offered with competitive pricing. The advertised terms emphasize line efficiency and price parity with rivals to attract buyers.
Pork prices to rise as industries reopen
Outlook bulletins from the arm Management Department indicate demand for pork will increase soon after industries reopen, benefiting producers. The notes apply to all farm commodities and suggest prices will react favorably for producers.
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Outlook
Arm Management Department
Pasture legumes for drought and soil in Carrol County
Certified seed free from dodder is advised for farms where the pest is not yet present. Both Korean and common luspedera are annual legumes that die after frost and reseed themselves. Korean is drought tolerant and produces more seed, while common inoculates more easily. Seeding at 12 to 15 lb per acre with inoculation yields best stands, especially on sour or droughty soils.
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Purdue University
Jenerat i
Rockville
Indianapolis
Michigan
Carroll County
Indiana farm groups plan tax strike meeting in Indianapolis
Farm owners and property taxpayers in Indiana will meet at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis on February 16 to discuss a proposed tax strike. The Indiana Farm Bureau urges enactment of 2 sales tax measures and broader tax reform to distribute the burden more fairly among taxpayers.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Claypool Hotel
Indiana Farm Bureau Director James H Gwaltney Dies at 80
James H Gwaltney longtime Indiana Farm Bureau director died at his Poseyville home last Thursday at age eighty He was the oldest board member and attended monthly meetings in Indianapolis despite living about 200 miles away He also served as a director of the Cea
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James H. Gwaltney
Indiana Farm Bureau
Poseyville
Posey County
Gwaltney
Indianapolis
Cea
Pioneer farm leader dies after decade of service
The obituary notes the passing of a longtime grain cooperative advocate who helped organize state and regional agricultural groups. Funeral services were held Sunday in the offices of the state farm bureau and in the cooperative's ten year history.
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Tral States Grain Association
State Farm Bureau
Izaak Walton League Advises Feeding Birds in Snow
The Izaak Walton League urges residents to feed quail and other birds during heavy snowfall. With scarce snow in recent winters, many birds perish from lack of food, so city bird lovers are urged to place suet outside or in a box to help wildlife.
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Izaak Walton League
Real Estate Transfers in Past Week
The Delphi State Bank transferred 40 acres in Madison township to Clarence L. Cole et al for $1.00. Frank P. Manly et al sold 80 acres in Tippecanoe County to Indianapolis Life Insurance Company for $1.00. Charles E. Bowen liquidator of A T Bowen Co Q C sold 80 acres in Madison township to Joseph Lathrope for $1.00. Kate H. Stranahan sold 80 acres in Tippecanoe County to George R. Anderson et al for $1.00. Thelma Fideler et al to Burrows Lumber Co a small Jackson tract for $1.00.
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Delphi State Bank
Clarence L. Cole
Madison Township
Frank P. Manly
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Tippecanoe County
Charles E. Bowen
A. T. Bowen & Co
Q. C
Joseph Lathrope
Ece
CL Meresh Celes
Joon W. Olingéenpel
Heters
Flora
Kate H. Stranahan
George R. Anderson
Thelma Fideler
Burrows Lumber Co
Jackson Township
Youth Conference Set for Carroll County March 17-18
The eighth annual Youth Conference of Carroll county will be at Flora Church of the Brethren on March 17 and 18 with an expected 500 delegates. Last year nearly 400 registered and night sessions drew about 1000 attendees. Ministers and Sunday school superintendents are urged to send delegations and plan to attend with both youth and interested adults.
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Carroll County
Flora Church of the Brethren
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Dark horses loom as Indiana hoops round advances
The week brings shifting regional power in Indiana high school basketball with Logansport Kokomo Tech and Greencastle leading. Upsets by Washington E Chicago Seymour and others shake the field while Delphi former star returns from illness for possible Friday debut.
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Woody Whiteman Poised to Strengthen Delphi Team
The Indianapolis Star reports that Woodrow Woody Whiteman Delphi's stellar guard last year is virtually certain to join and strengthen the team. Whiteman's addition is anticipated to boost Delphi's backcourt and scoring punch for the upcoming season.
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Woody Whiteman
Woodrow
Woody) Whiteman
Delphi
Colburn Club Play "Old Fashioned Mother" Postponed
The Colburn Home Economics club play Old Fashioned Mother is postponed to Thursday night February 23.
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Colburn
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co January Sales Dip
Sales for the four weeks ending January 28 totaled 57,235,494, down from 68,966,450 in 1932. January quantities fell to 371,394 units from 395,427 last year, a 6.08 percent drop, with average weekly January sales at 14,308,873 versus 17,000,000+ prior period.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Alva Allen sale draws crowd despite blizzard near Radnor
In 1932 a drop of 2932739 dollars is recorded with average weekly tonnage sales at 92849 versus 98857 in January. The Alva Allen public sale near Radnor drew a large crowd and solid prices amid extreme cold. Auctioneer Harve Hoshaw called it the coldest day he ever held a farm sale. ON THE AIR MARCH 5 The American Legion of Delphi learns National Commander Lewis A. Johnson will speak via NBC international hookup from 10 30 to 11 30 p m CST Sunday March 5. Remember the date. Radio tubes Herbsmith.
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Harve Hoshaw
American Legion of Delphi
Lewis A. Johnson
Legion
Bebe Daniels
Lily
Leon Waycoff
Delphi High School
Mickey
Fox Movietone News
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