Schwab Reports Thrifty Pig Plan Popular In Carroll County
County Agent update notes J W Schwab praising the Thrifty Pig Project as practical and well received by farmers. He cites Purdue leaflets on hog prices, recommends alfalfa tips, soil testing, liming, and inoculation, and lists upcoming 4 H events and district meetings in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Schwab
Carroll County
M. O. Pence
Agronomy Department
Purdue
Frank Hedderich
Real estate transfers in the past week
A series of ownership changes recorded in Carroll County shows transfers to and from individuals and lenders. Notable entries include McCloskey to McClockey in W Sonora for one dollar, and Delphi area transfers involving Carroll County Loan and Trust Company with prices listed at five thousand dollars for parcels in Wilson's Add DelPh i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cully D. McCloskey
Q. C
Daniel V. McClockey
Franklin Fout
W. Sonora
Washington Township
Clarence G. Woodruff
Carroll County Loan and Trust Company
Grimes
Delphi
Indiana
Albert G. Buchanan
Pansey Deihl
George Chapman
Dunlap Finch
Daugherty
W. Delphi
Mary Catherine Dencon
Mary E. Gillam
Mtheodore G Wilkinson
Carrolltow Township
Carroll County Loan and Trust Co
Sarah M. Sterling
Helen Harley McCain
Wilson
Adi
Benjamin F. Carr
Wilson’s Add
Hoover tariff critique warns of holes in law and slow relief
Chairman Shouse assails the Hawley Smoot tariff, citing limited removals of duties and a $4,000,000 net saving as scant. He notes $1.38 billion in export losses and 1.24 billion in import losses, plus 1,200 foreign branch factories and Canada’s boosted production and trade shifts as evidence of continued economic harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley-Smoot
Hoover
Shouse
Tariff Commission
Smoot
Canada
Toronto
Quebec
Mellon
Aluminum Company of America
British Empire
Dominions
United States
Court notes list multiple receivers and mortgage foreclosures
William F. Brucker as receiver for Farmers State Bank of Monticello leads a judgment of 5615.00 with mortgage foreclosure against Burdell B. Baker et al. Others include A T Bowen and Company, John W. Wilhelm, Jason M. appointed receiver, Bank of Yeoman judgments totaling 950.85 and 3028.71, Flora State Bank receiver versus Chester Denown et al for 221.31, First National Bank Logansport versus Quincy Downham for 147.36, and administrators Lulu J. Balkema and Everett Franklin authorized to sell estate real estate. Hanna receiver Flora Commission Company final report approved. Peoples Loan Company sale to Vanscoy and Ellis confirmed. Guthrie Jr. versus Guthrie estate with 1400.00 judgment. Wilson administratrix of pel real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Brucker
Farmers State Bank
Monticello
Burdell
D. Roth
Flora State Bank
Chester Denown
First National Bank
Logansport
Quincy Downham
Lulu J. Balkema
Evertt Franklin
Benjamin B. Franklin
Fai Ward
John L. Hanna
Flora Commission Company
Peoples Loan Company
Roy P. Vanscoy
Albert H. Ellis
Emily W. Guthrie Jr
Emily W. Guthrie, Sr
Maud B. Wilson
Pel
Said
Card of Thanks for Louis Knighthood Mass and family
We extend sincere thanks for the kind messages love understanding and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of our dear son and brother Louis. The Knights of Columbus Father Mother Brother and Sisters express appreciation to relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Knights of Columbus
County Supt and Mrs Bailey to Move to Delphi
County Superintendent and Mrs A Bailey and their son Allen expect to relocate to Delphi soon, settling into new homes as they plan the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Bailey
Allen
Delphi
Murder case twists with teen witness and insanity verdict
Michael Burke, 16, confessed to a holdup murder in St. Joseph Missouri but was found not guilty by reason of insanity. He is slated as the state’s chief witness against Walter T Powell 60 who faces murder charges for planning the holdup. Missouri court decisions ponder insanity pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burke
John Bishop
St. Joseph
Young Burke
Walter. T. Powell
Missouri
Indiana to honor Father of Country on Bicentennial commission
Charles C. LaFollette of Thorntown will represent Indiana's ninth district on the George Washington Bicentennial commission. Fifteen district members and fifteen alternates were named by Governor Leslie, with the governor as honorary chairman. The celebration will be held in Yorktown, Pennsylvania, to mark Washington's 1732 birth. The report also covers highway improvements using asphaltic oil on gravel roads and Pulaski County budget allocations by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. LaFollette
Thorntown
Indiana
George Washington
H. G. Leslie
Robert A. Woods
Princeton
A. L. Kohlmeier
Bloomington
Fort Wayne
Russel W. Smith
la Porte
Hugh McK
London
Indianapolis
George C. Cole
John D. T. Bold
Evansville
James Riggs
Sullivan
Harvey Morris
Salem
Carolyn Ford
Madison
R. C. Woodly
Terre Haute
W. W. Gaar
Richmond
Paul C. Stetson
Frank C. Bell
Muncie
E.E. Neal
Noblesville
Arthur G. Mitten
Goodland
Alice Goldthwaite
Marion
Lois A. Warren
Earl Rowley
George B. Lockwood
Tipton St. Blish
Asphaltic Road Oil Adopted for Pulaski County Highways
Pulaski County adopts asphaltic road oil as part of its maintenance program for county highways. The treatment costs about $600 per mile, roughly three times the current gravel road maintenance per mile yearly. Officials note spending over $209 per mile annually on existing county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Pulaski
Pulaski County
Community Event Schedule Across July to August
A list of upcoming local gatherings and family events from July 5 through August 16 includes the Stinebaugh family July 5, South Side Picnic July 8, Craig family July 12, Community Club July 12, War Mothers July 14, Lane family July 19, Coldsmith family July 19, Wise family July 26, Klinger family August 2, Old Settlers August 8, Possum Run School August 9, Horner family August 9, Biiney Cain and Gilliam families August 9, Ellis family August 16, Beard family August 16, and Rosentreter and Weise August 16. The notes reflect local family and organizational participation in summer social events.
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Stinebaugh
South Side
Craig
Lane
Coldsmith
Wise
Klinger
Old Settlers
Possum Run
Horner
Biiney
Cain
Gilliam
Ellis
Beard
Rosentreter
Weise
Family event dates listed across several families
The record lists multiple family dates spanning August to September. Gingrich August 16, Presbyterian Missionary Society August 18, Holliday August 23, Metsger August 23, Whistler August 23, Loy August 23, Mullen August 25, Sites August 29, Randolph September 6, Wilson September 13, Tribbitt September 29.
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Gingrich
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Holliday
Metsger
Whistler
Loy
Mullen
Sites
Randolph
Wilson
Tribbitt
Byrd to Speak at Winona Fourth of July Program
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd will appear at 8 p m Saturday July 4 at the Billy Sunday Tabernacle in Winona in a patriotic program described as historic. He will discuss Little America and show moving pictures from his South Pole expedition. the 8000-seat venue is expected to be filled with help from the Warsaw American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Richard E. Byrd
Billy
Unusual Cherries Found Growing Together at Home
W C Redding discovered cherries growing fused together on trees at his residence. The unusual fruit was retrieved during a routine harvest and noted for its odd formation.
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W. C. Redding
Reed and Martins Plan Plymouth Trip For Fourth Of July
Mr and Mrs Willard Reed Mr and Mrs Zollie Martin and Marjorie Isaacs will drive to Plymouth Ohio over the Fourth to visit Mrs Reed s sister Mrs Clarence Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Reed
Zollie Martin
Marjorie Isaacs
Plymouth
Ohio
Annual Dinner for 151st Infantry Officers
Roy Gardner accompanied children to the Orphan's Home in Knightstown and Delphi, then attended the tenth annual dinner hosted by Col. D. W. DePrez in Shelbyville for the 151st infantry officers. Adjutant General T baugh of Indianapolis and General William G. Everson spoke at the Blue River Country club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. Gardner
Knightstown
Delphi
Shelbyville
Col
D. W. DePrez
151St Infantry
Col. DePrez
Blue River Country Club
Tombaugh
Indianapolis
William G. Everson
Militia Bureau
Washington, D. C
Judge Upholds Dying Request for Pet Slaughter Refused
Judge Hanby of Los Angeles rules against enforcing a dying wish to kill Mrs. Whiteman’s pets. Three dogs and two Persian cats may live as thousands protest the executions. The animals will be cared for by Mr. Whiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanby
Los Angeles
Whiteman
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Ralph Maggart
Camden
Burlington
Rock Creek
Rockfield
Clay Township
Orpha Hufford
Mary
Elizabeth Hufford
Ruth Hashberger
Whitespoint
Third District Farm Bureau
Carroll
Clinton
White
Newton
Cass
Tippecanoe
Benton
Jasper
Lake Shaffer
Sam Moulter
Newton County
Peterson Brothers
Deer Creek Township
Farm Bureau
Dairy Calf Club
Flora Park
John H. Todd
Evelyn Richter
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Abstract Company
Abstractors, Delphi, Geo. M. Smith, Secy
Herb. Smith
Pulaski CO
Byrd
Thrift
The
Delphi State Bank
Castoria
Ice
Lee
National Association
Our City
Delphi Ice, Coal and Supply CO
W. Franklin Street
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