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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
3
The county agent notes corn hog contracts must reach local committeemen by February 27 with township committees operating February 22 to 27. Receipts and duplicate lists are on file for verification, and riders may be signed on final sign up days.
A good meeting of the Democrat Township Farm Bureau was held at the Cutler church Thursday night. A trio from the Cutler Music Club composed of Mrs. Bordner and Mrs. Bone-
Doctors endorse measured liquid laxatives for gentle, adjustable bowel movements. The public is returning to them for effective relief without habit formation or kidney irritation. A proper prescription is advised for safe use and senna-based action. Syrup is available at all druggists.
The regular meeting of the Young People's Cooperative Study Club is set for Monday at 7 30 p m in the Camden Community Building. Doris Stout hosts a program with Eva Jane Hufty and Alice Hendrix on violin and saxophone, Earl Rodkey on guitar, and Regina Dunn reading. Vivian Henderson of Tippecanoe Township will lead a discussion on the Credit Union Movement. Plans to organize a Cooperative Club orchestra will be discussed and all music and credit union enthusiasts are invited.
Purdue extension agent Harry Ainsworth will visit county Friday afternoon to meet beef calf club leaders and members. Beef calf entrants must file records and weights with the county agent before March 1. Deer Creek township committee will be at the courthouse Friday and Saturday to assist with corn hog reduction worksheets and contracts.
W J Beard notes government plans to buy 12 million dozen eggs for relief with 10 percent fresh eggs likely. December and January markets show strong storage egg sales, lower December storage holdings than last year and five year average. The outlook hints at better prices this year and fair returns on spring chick purchases.
Charlie S. Boyles of Pittsburg buys a new 1934 Chevrolet sedan with knee action wheels from Clawson Chevrolet Sales.
An analysis argues the widespread woodcutting for relief fuels waste and ecological harm. It notes landowners permit cutting to aid the needy while some trustees restrict fuel to able bodied men, urging consideration of long term costs and the superior utility of coal. It warns that many cut timber is immature and that deforestation harms conservation goals. It calls for reflection before cutting and emphasizes regeneration time.
The article explains thumps as a misnamed anemia in suckling pigs, detailing its cause iron and copper deficiencies in blood. Early born pigs before March 15 are likelier to develop anemia, while pigs exposed to unfrozen soil and sun avoid severe thumps unless kept confined.
The article discusses soil amendments for pigs including iron oxide and copper sulphate to prevent thumps, and argues for reforestation to combat erosion, floods, and habitat loss. It notes tax incentives for classified forests under the 1921 act and mentions Izaak Walton League aid. Then it lists local land transfers and a court citation in a delinquent order case.
The week shows multiple property transfers across townships led by Catherine Deford to Charles Siddell and others. Notable parcels include 80 acre Jackson township transfers to Donovan and Mildred Jones and 149.93 acre Burlington township lots. Prices range from $1.00 to $4,000, with several estates and heirs involved.
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