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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
3
The article advises moving brooder houses to ground free of poultry for a year, separating chicks from layers, avoiding infected ground, and adopting a complete feeding program. It highlights using proven rations, changing from starter to growing mix at six to eight weeks, notes past poor growing rations in 1935, and recommends 300 chicks per brood house with early cockerel removal and extra pullet roosting space.
The Carroll County Farm Bureau S and E directors met at Mrs. John Witter’s home for a second session. Officers were retained: Mrs. John Witter chairman, Mrs. W H Casad vice chairman, and Mrs. Opha Miller secretary treasurer. The meeting outlined state work and projects for the year including Stand ard Townships and Young People public speaking contests. The Farm Bureau Cooperative Association elected S A Wickard president, Oren Eikenberry vice president, John C Peterson secretary treasurer, with Miles Martin and C B Clawson as executive committee members. A series of township meetings and soil improvement plans for harvested acres were announced. Don Goeh and Dorothy Elizabeth Pfrommer wed at their parents’ homes with Rev. Schmidt officiating.
A group of Carroll County farmers has been chosen as a temporary county committee to attend a district meeting in Lafayette on Friday. They will receive instructions regarding the new soil conservation program.
Indiana Works Progress Administration crews build hatcheries to double or triple stocking output. Projects include sealing mines poisoning the Patoka River, correcting Whitewater and Clear Lake pollution, removing predatory fish from Bass Lake, and reclaiming Clear Lake near LaPorte. A Monticello hatchery is planned, a Frankfort facility with pheasant pens is finished, and Basil Roller suffers tractor accident with severe leg injuries.
Farmers are invited to Emrick's Cream Station to view and claim free egg baskets. The event promotes farm produce and community engagement with local suppliers.
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints Roy Wilburn as administrator of the estate of Sarah Wilburn, deceased, describing the estate as solvent. March 23, 1936.
Mrs Marjorie Fincher hosts a booster event at 2 30 P M Saturday in Rockfield. Attendees include local families and neighbors at community gatherings noted throughout the weekend.
Mrs Charlie Jones remains very ill after surgery at Cass County hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Flora and daughter of Peru visited Mrs Flora's parents Mr and Mrs Ray Snoeberger over the weekend. Rockfield school crowd plans a carnival Friday night April 3 at the school building with bingo cake walk and side shows promising a good time.
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