Farm Bureau Meeting Set With Indiana Leaders
One thousand invitations went to Farm Bureau members for a county meeting at Flora community building next Monday evening June 9. Speakers include W H Settle and Morris G Fuller with refreshments after. The program covers insurance service and farm security and notes local corn yields and Five Acre contest entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Settle
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance ’ Department
Flora
William H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
Morris G. Fuller
State Farm Mutual Insurance Company
Claude Wickard
Vera Black
Betty Wickard
Jean Spitler
Douglas Sisters
Our Insurance Service
H. R. Nevins
Indiana Farm Bur
Sam G. Sites
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Motion Pictures At Farm Bureau Meetings Begin This Week
Farm Bureau meetings started this week with Pittsburg Monday then Monroe and Madison townships Tuesday and Wednesday nights. A scenic film a comedy and a short educational program accompany a business session. Remaining meetings: June 5 Cutler June 6 Carrollton School June 10 Adams June 11 Burlington June 12 Rockfield June 13 N Central School.
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Farm Bureau
Pittsburg
Monroe
Madison Townships
Cutler
Carrollton School
Adams
Burlington
Rockfield
N. Central School
Wool Pool Totals 18000 Pounds In County Report
A. A. Newer of Washington township reports the county wool pool has 18000 pounds pooled to date. The initial payment is 20 cents per pound with the balance due after marketing. Wool will be shipped to Ft Wayne for sale by the Indiana Wool Growers Association under the new Federal Farm Board act. Wool continues to be received at Camden for local shipments if delivered after this week.
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J. F. Harness
Samuel Yeakley
Roy Caldwell
Roy E. Snoeberger
John E. Snoeberger
Perry Million
L. M. Herr
A. A. Newer
John Kerlin
John T. Billings
Chester Joyce
Roy Snoeberger
Indiana Corn Growers Association
Washington Township
Newer
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Wool. Growers. Association
New Federal Farm Board
Camden
Noble county farm profits show wide range in 1929 report
Sixty four Noble county farmers in the county cooperative farm accounting project had an average income of 1418 with a high group averaging 2982 on the 21 most profitable farms and 105 on the 21 least profitable. The report cites crop yields livestock handling and efficient management as key factors and notes these farmers were more progressive than average. Carroll and Tippecanoe counties are mentioned in relation to tuberculosis campaigns and a Sanatorium dedication near Lafayette planned for July 1.
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Noble County
County Cooperative Farm Accounting Project
Farm Management Division
Purdue Extension Department
Carroll County
Anne. Lutz
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Five Acre Corn Club Enrollment Opens in County
County Agent R. J. Maggart coordinates enrollment for the Five Acre Corn Club contest with the Indiana Corn Growers gyronation. Enrollment ends in June. details on participation and eligibility are being circulated locally.
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R. J. Maggart
Indiana Corn Growers
Annual physical exams urged for all citizens nationwide
Health advocates stress yearly physician checkups for adults and children. Indiana campaigns by tuberculosis associations, medical societies, and civic groups promote early diagnosis, free clinics, and the value of early treatment with rest, fresh air, and good nutrition. tuberculosis remains curable with proper care, and many patients are treated in sanatoriums or at home under physician guidance.
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United States
Indiana
America
Four Indiana University Students to Receive Diplomas
Four Carroll county students will receive degrees at Indiana University's 110th commencement at Memorial Stadium on Tuesday, June 10. About 950 candidates are listed, 746 to receive degrees in June, with 200 others as part of the 1930 class awaiting October completion. From Cross County: Camden Rae Dean Brown, B.S. commerce. Cutler John E. Flora, A.B. mathematics. Dale T. Wilson, A.B. chemistry. Delphi John R. Smock, B.S. commerce and finance.
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Carroll County
Indiana University
Memorial Stadium
Cross County
Camden
Rae Dean Brown
Cutler
John E. Flora
Dale T. Wilson
Delphi
John R. Smock
Care in breaking in boosts car life and value
A veteran driver argues proper break in, select gasoline and oil, and regular maintenance extend engine life and resale value. He notes weekly washes, oil changes every 500 miles, and using Pennsylvania grade lubricants for better heat resistance, linking care to fewer lemons and higher trade-ins.
Up the River of Time Spelling and Singing Traditions
Old settlers recall spelling schools and singing schools as social hubs in winter villages. They describe the nervous moments of spelling bees, the romance of a lifelong marriage born from a poor performance, and the change to modern school music. Religious life is shown as emotive, with revival meetings, loud preachers, and loyal church devotion.
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Sampson
Israal
Temple
George W. Julien
Thomas
Zion Church
Farmers vote to buy elevators in Shelbyville
Shelby county farmers vote for the Shelby County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association to purchase the Martin Cutsinger Grain Company elevator in Shelbyville. A campaign will raise 40 percent of the price with the remaining 60 percent funded by a Federal market farm board loan. Frank Arn explains the plan to farmers as a step to reduce competition and boost cooperative marketing under the farm act. An option exists on the property and five other local grain elevators. The group aims to keep stock ownership largely by farmers.
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Rockfield Elevator Group
National Grain Corporation
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Shelby County Farm Bureau Co-operative Association
Martin Cutsinger Grain Company
Federal Marketing Farm Board
Frank Arn
Central States Grain Association
Harness Supplies at Mount and Sons Store
A full line of harness and related gear including collars pads halters and straps is available at Mount and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount & Sons
Subscription Payment Request Note
The notice asks readers in arrears to remit payment by check or money order through the mails or by visiting The Citi office in person to settle their subscription.
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Citi
Film Notes Echo Early Talkies and Studio Titles
A stream of vintage film observations mentions eight year old hype about a gay and devilish film, Breakfast Before Sunrise, and mockities on actors sleep. It cites Belle Don Crooks Can’t Win as a copybook title and The One Woman Idea as limited Eden travel.
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the Times
It Has Been Tried in the Movies Says a Divorce Trial
A farmer notes a scene from a film where a young man pleads with a girl for one word. The joke recalls a divorce trial that proved she said the wrong word after a long dispute.
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Farmer Silo
Talkies Hit Or Miss In Colorful Screen Era
Commentary notes that Women on screen are scarce while Billie Dove appears in The Devil's Playground. It mentions safety pins as a lasting joke and Technicolor coloring mixed with Al Jolson in Mammy not being fully colored.
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Billie Dove
al Jolson
Ice cream delivery advertised by Margowski's Drug Store
A damaged notice advertises ice cream delivery on Sundays from Margowski's Drug Store in Delphi Indiana with a phone reference 158.
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S. Call
Margowski
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I. U
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Ralph Hepburn
Pennsylvania
Deardorff Novelty Co
N. Wash
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Delphi, Indiana
American Express Company
Juning
Belle Bennett
Eden
Alice White
Moons Line
Hills
Kentucky
Vitaphone
Lone Io Delphi, Indiana
Iona
van Camp
Pacific
Fuavon
Westinghouse
Bea Ae
Westinghouse Electric Ranges
Fromy
Isl
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