Carroll County Farm News From 1929 Ton Litter Contest Highlights
County agents report eleven Carroll farmers entered the Ton Litter contest focusing on sow and litter care and sanitary pen management. Smut in oats prompts calls for seed treatment to prevent yield losses. farmer Dave Chapman notes treated oats boost yields five to ten bushels. County Agent Maggart offers treatment directions via Purdue University and local outlets.
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Carroll County
Charles Smith
Democrat Township
S. A. Wickard
Claude Wickard
Carrollton
Joe Robertson
Tippecanoe
Charles Sieber
William M. Peterson & Sons
Ben Teel
Deer Creek
Leslie Chapman
Jackson
Everett Chapman
Washington
S. S. Timmons
Madison
T. O. Peterson
Adams
Dave Chapman
R. J. Maggart
Botany Department
Purdue University
Groundhogs Targeted With Calcium Cyanide Fumigants
Rodent expert G C Oderkirk reports calcium cyanide and carbon bisulphide fumigants have cut groundhog damage to grain hay and levees. Knox county Indiana farmers used about two tons in four years, treating around 32000 burrows mainly in April or May to kill maturing and young hogs and curb crop losses.
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G. C. Oderkirk
U. S. Biological Survey
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Knox County
Indiana
Farm Bureau District Meeting Set at Goodland
The third Farm Bureau district meeting will be held at Goodland on Thursday March 14. Men and women will have separate morning sessions with Mrs. Harry Modlin and Mrs. Ida Chenoweth as speakers. Joint afternoon sessions follow and a banquet for 700 will close the day with several officials planning to attend.
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Farm Bureau District
Goodland
Harry Modlin
Ida Chenoweth
Otterbsin
Farm Bureau
Farm Meetings Next Week Schedule
Town farm meetings set for next week list locations and dates led by local organizers. Owasco on Monday March 11 Adams township school on Tuesday March 12 Burlington on Wednesday March 13 No. Hope on Thursday March 14 and Cutler on Friday March 15.
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Owasco
Adams Township
Burlington
Hope School
Cutler
Burlington Farm Bureau Program Set for March 13
Mrs Clarence Johnson Burlington township social and educational director has arranged a Farm Bureau meeting program at Burlington school on Wednesday evening March 13. Performances include vocal solos by Martin Michaels and Eva Jane Hufty violin solo by Robert Cain piano solo by Reba Johnson and recitations by John Harness Raymond Johnson and Russell Johnson. Mr Douglas township chairman will lead a brief business session and Harry Gardner extension specialist will speak on Corn Fertilization.
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Burlington Bureau
Clarence Johnson
Burlington Township
Farm Bureau
Burlington School
Martin Michaels
Robert Cain
Eva Jane Hufty
Lazy Farmer
Russell Johnson
Reba Johnson
John Harness
Raymond Johnson
Douglas
Harry Gardner
Revival and Mission Events Planned by Methodist Church
Orville Paul Manker announces a church calendar at the Methodist church with morning services and an evening sermon by Rev. Jones of Burma. Mrs Bush of Africa will speak on March 14. revival begins March 17 with Rev. Elmer Jones of St Paul’s Indianapolis preaching. Delegational services run March 18–22 with varied class and league activities and a coordinated choir schedule.
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Orville Paul Manker
School of Religious Education
Epworth League
Jones
Burma
Bush
Africa
Methodist Church
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Madison Arnot
Elmer Jones
St. Pauil’s Methodist Church of
Indianapolis
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Rain Or Shine
Harry Reed
Ladies’ Aid Society
Young Peoples Department
Benjamin Drake
Kathleen Jacoby
Orville Schock
Young Men’s
Church of the Brethren Sunday Services and Guest Address
Rev P E Coblentz leads a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and evening service with a 7 30 sermon. Guests include Christian people of the city and Rev Knox delivering the address. Cottage prayer meeting invites all on Wednesday at 7 30.
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P. E. Coblentz
Knox
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Masses and Lenten Services
Rev. C. J. Reed, pastor, announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10 o'clock. Lenten services are Sunday 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. and Friday 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
C. J. Reed
Zion's Lutheran Church offers Lenten services week of March 11
Special Lenton services are planned at Zion's Lutheran Church Colburn during March 11 to 15. Each one hour service starts at 7 30 pm and presents in a practical way the various classes of men in the world in their attitude toward salvation. Sermon themes cover The Betrayers The Deniers The Mockers The Believers and The Crucified. Public invited.
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Zion’s Lutheran Church of
Colburn
Meaning of Baptism and the Lord's Supper in Christian Life
Lesson notes outline two key topics two. God wants obedience and public confession through baptism in the name of the Trinity. The Great Commission in Matthew 28 emphasizes teaching all nations, baptizing believers, and teaching obedience with Jesus' authority, followed by Jesus' promise of presence. The Lord's Supper is traced to its institution at the Last Supper with emphasis on its time and circumstances.
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Galilee
Jordan
John
The
Apostolic Commission
Heaven
Earth
Commission of the Apostles
Lord's Supper Duties and Exclusions Amid 1874 Campus Change
The article outlines qualifications for participation in the Lord's Supper, stressing proper understanding, church membership, and orderly conduct. It notes disqualifications for immorality, heresy, and schismatic behavior, then mentions 1874 demolition of West College on Asbury DePauw campus and plans for a replacement building discussed by President G Bromley Oxnam at the alumni conference.
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Jesus Christ
West College
Asbury
DePauw
G. Bromley Oxnam
Clean Hands and Pure Heart Psalm Verse
A quotation from Psalms 25 33 5 asks who shall ascend to the hill of the Lord and stand in His holy place. It states that those with clean hands and a pure heart shall receive blessing from the Lord.
The Smitten Cheek Command Versus Vengeance
A proverb condemns vengeful retaliation and urges restraint. The line hints at a proverbic rule against punitive acts and notes a literary or moral command. It references a phrase about a smitten cheek and contrasts practical response with retaliation.
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Wayland Heyt
West College at DePauw to be replaced after 89 years
West College, a longtime DePauw University landmark, has been abandoned after 89 years of service. Officials plan a modern replacement as classes move to the School of Music, Minshall Laboratory, and Meharry Hall amid safety concerns from structural damage and a reported wing collapse.
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West College
DePauw University
School of Music
Minshall Laboratory
Meharry Hall
Arc Theatre Lineup for Week Promises Strong Reels
Manager Gardner has booked a week of attractions at the Arc theatre. Monday and Tuesday feature The Loves of Cassanova. Wednesday and Thursday present Sallys Shoulders. Friday and Saturday offer The Shake Down. Newsreels and comedies expected to be of high order.
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Gardner
The
Arc Theatre
Sally
Suits Pressed Only Fifty Cents
Brief item notes stew art and Gochenour with a 49-tf tag. No further context available.
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Stewart & Gochenour
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