County Agent Updates 4H Poultry and Farm Bureau Plans
County Agent R J Maggorn reports on the 1933 4-H poultry and home economics program in Carroll County. Topics include chick starting rations, feed formulas, milk products, and posters for the county poster and slogan contest. March Farm Bureau meetings across Monroe Burlington Rock Creek Jackson invite members to discuss livestock and county projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Courchicks
Jesse
Cable
Mary
Ahead
Hardy
Purdue
R. J. Maggorn
Frank Hedderich
Clifford Bitler
Farm Bureau
Carroll County
E. Directo
State legislative actions set salaries and feed prices
The notice outlines comparative salary figures for county executors and state officials for 1931 and 1932, with proposed amendments and transportation of prices for feed. It lists multiple price points for feed, shell, and related goods and notes legislative activity Friday. It also includes a death notice for Joseph Alden, who died Friday morning, with survivors and burial details in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoorn
Joseph Alden
South
Howard County
Farmers seek ethanol policy through new market committee
A committee of farm leaders forms to push a national agricultural program using farm products to produce ethyl alcohol for fuel. C V Gregory of Prairie Farmer runs the group with officers from Indiana Farm Bureau Ameri Farm Bureau Federation Illinois Agricultural Association National Insurance Farmers Equity Union Farmers National Grain Corporation and Virginia Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Gregory
Praiie Farmer
Indiana Farm Bureau
Ameri- Farm Bureau Federation
Illin Agricultural Association
National Inge, Farmers Equity Union
Far‘rs National Grain Corporation
Va Farm Bureau
Early Garden Use Cold Frames For Transplant Boost
Cold frames rely on sun heat and covering protection, not internal heat. Typical sizes are 6x6, 6x9 or 6x12, using sash, muslin or wire cloth. They serve for overflow from hotbeds, hardening off, and speeding transplant growth for crops like cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower, and later tomatoes and peppers.
Planting Days Slated For Pittsburg School Grounds
Tentative April 6 dates set for planting on Pittsburg school grounds. Home Economics club of Tippecanoe township led by Charles Thompson and trustee Frank Riley will supervise. Township men will provide teams and personal assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tippecanoe Township
Charles Thompson
Frank Riley
Real Estate Transfers and Tuberculosis Clinic Report
Transfers show numerous land parcels changing hands across Monroe Jackson Rock Creek Adams and Democrat townships with prices largely nominal. Names include Peoples Life Insurance Co Scott Clark Prudential The Prudential and Shaffer Townsley Baum Orlano Butcher Doyel Mayne and Doyel with several 80 acre tracts and 1 lot exchanges. Eighteen patients were examined at the free tuberculosis clinic held at Carroll County Court House under the county tuberculosis association and nurse supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Life Insurance Co
Scott Clark
Monroe Township
John S. Mills
Ulysses. G. Sweet
Jackson Township
Mary Jane Wallace
Prudential Insurance Co., of America
Rock Creek Township
Earl Hildebrand
Charles S. Girard
Artie O. Townsley
Adams Township
Harry J. Spitler
Q. C
William Spitler
Overholser
Flora
Elizabeth S. Knepper
Emanuel W. Robert
Robert M. Baum
Margaret F. Baum
Woods and Patterson's
Camden
Mabel Mayne
Pearl Mae Doyel
Whistler’s
Hay’s
Sanderson
Woods and Patterson’s
Court House
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
Early American Art Display at Library Alights Fifty Attendees
Woman's Club members and guests gathered Friday at the library to view an exhibit of early American art. The display featured glassware, china, old silver and pewter, quilts and coverlids with items from local collectors and notable families, including a Civil War red white and blue quilt and heirloom pieces from Delphi and Danville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
James P. Wason
Atwood Bliss
Myron Ives
W. T. Brackenridge
John Mount
J. H. Mount
Joséphine Shealey
Brackenridge
Fred Wheeler
E. W. Bowen
Grace Garrison
Mary Burr
N. J. Howe
William H. Mbuford
Delphi
Danville
Yanus Wells
Wells
J. H. Allen
Lorenz Grimm
Bliss
Joseph Clark
Austin Hall
England
Farm Loan Limits Cut for 1933 Crops Under Hyde Plan
Secretary Hyde announced a $300 maximum loan per farmer from a $90 million fund for 1933 crops, down from $400 in 1932, with stricter limits for delinquents and acreage reductions. Loans require a first lien on the crop, include feeder provisions, and regional offices will distribute within about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Memphis
St. Louis
Dallas
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
Burns Letter From Irricana Man In Canada Describes Hard Times
William Burns formerly of Carroll County writes from Irricana Alta Canada about crops success and shortages. He notes 4000 bushels of wheat 800 bushels rye and grazing hay, sells wheat at 29 cents a bushel net, mentions government aid for workers, and describes severe winter with 30 below zero temperatures. He recounts revival meetings, a church of the Brethren preacher ex convict, and reports general wellbeing despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
Irricana
Xiverta
Canada
Carroll County
Alta
Fred
Mamma Burns
Church of the Brethren
Cooperative Supper Brings Methodist Members and Wives Together
Members of the official board of the Methodist church and their wives enjoyed a cooperative supper in the church dining room Monday evening. Invitations asked each family to bring a covered dish and a helpful idea for the church. A social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Harold Cheesman Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Harold Cheesman who has been ill with pneumonia at his home is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cheesman
Burlington Bank Robbery Involved $1835.15 Theft
A Burlington bank robbery last Thursday netted $1835.15 before the trio fled in a 1932 Chrysler sedan. Eyewitnesses and a druggist linked the car and license plate to prior thefts, with the bandits described as well dressed and aged twenty five to thirty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
H. L. Huddeston
Huddleston
Nellie
Everman
Fred Langolf
O.C. Hendrix
John Grant
B. V. Beck
J. Owen Foster
Indiana University
Bloomington
Butcher Corner
Kokomo
Mac
Farley presses immediate drive to wipe out party deficit
James A. Farley, chair of the national committee, urged a $750000 fund drive to eliminate the Democratic deficit before Roosevelt takes office. He called for collecting campaign contributions before appointments to avoid the appearance of a bargain. Quotas were set by state based on wealth and population. Also, Naomi Simmons of Camden broke her hip and was hospitalized at Cass County Hospital, Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
James A. Farley
National Committee
Farley
Naomi Simmons
Camden
Cass County Hospital
Logansport
Weekend Hoop Fans Forecast State Tournament Lineup
The writer predicts regional contenders for 1933 state basketball, naming teams from Logansport to Wabash and Evansville. He highlights likely shocks, mentions favorites like Froebel and North Side Redskins, and notes unknowns such as Hillsboro and Huntington with a review to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihsan
Logansport
Greencastle
Lebanon
Muncie
Marion
Newcastle
Peru
Hartford City
Richmond
Rochester
Rushville
Seymour
Tipton
Valparaiso
Vincennes
Wabash
Angola
Alexandria
Brownsburg
Connersville
Crawfordsville
Delphi
Frankfort
Greenfield
Greensburg
Kendallville
Kokomo
LaPorte
Jeff
Jayette
Wiley
Terre Haute
Bluffton
Central
Evansville
Shelbyville-Columibus
Jeffersonville-New Albany
Elkhart- Napanee
Martinsville
Bloomington
Brazil
van Buren
Shelbyville
Jeffersonville
Elkhart
Gary
Froebel
Fort Wayne
Redskins
Hillsboro
Clinton
Fowler
Huntington
Aurora
Scottsburg
Monticello
Hazelton
Bunting
Owensville
Auburn
Garrett
Columbia City
Bedford
Mitchell
Franklin
Mishawaka
Tell City
Cannelton
Winchester
Lynn
Versailles
Milan
Tennyson
Rockport
Bloomfield
Switz City
Paoli
Salem
Washington
Warsaw
Sullivan
Winamac
Brook
Tech
Indianapolis
Health nurse schedules preschool examinations across towns
Mrs Roy Gregg county health nurse outlines a two week timetable for preschool child examinations. The dates run from February 27 through March 16 with locations including Pittsburg Yeoman Wednes day Prymont Camden Adams township Owasco Burrows Carson New Hope Cutler Carrollton and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gregg
Pittsburg
Yeoman
Prymont
Camden
Adams Township
Owasco
Burrows
Carson
New Hope
Cutler
Carrollton
Burlington
Tri Kappa Displaying Prize Picture in Delphi
The Indiana Tri Kappa sorority purchased the $400 prize picture from the Hoosier salon. This year the prize went to V. J. Cariani. The Delphi library will host the display for five days with two days of transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRI Kappa
Delphi
Josephine Ulm
Tri Kappa Sorority
Indiana
Edward K. Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cohol
GE Dawso
N. Third ST
Jones Harries, Inc
Lafayette, Ind
Geo. M. Smith
Herb. Smith
Drouth
WM. Burns
Walnut
Burlington Bank
Elless and
Orr Delphi
Delphi Insurance Agency
Charles N. Wilson
Clawson Chevrolet
Reifers Furniture Co
Lafayette
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