Corn and Hog Plans From County Agent's Office
The Office of the County Agent outlines emergent hog marketing results and future corn and hog control plans. The program moved about 31 million dollars to farmers and removed millions of hogs from markets, while delivering 100 million pounds of pork to relief efforts in over 40 states. It also faced processing limits for small pigs, yielding inedible grease and fertilizer tankage, with some dried tankage stored for government use. A temporary hog plan aims to cut 600 to 700 million pounds of live pork from fall and winter markets, boosting hog prices 20 to 30 percent. A long term corn and hog adjustment program is slated for December 1st, with a new County Control Association to be formed and farm education campaigns modeled after wheat efforts. Farm Bureau meetings and township drive managers are listed with participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mkaningry
Sie City
Indiana
Cornbelt
Carroll County
Purdue Poultry Short Course Set At Purdue Building
The Purdue Poultry Short Course runs November 15 to 25 at the Purdue Poultry Building. It includes housing management incubation breeding judging marketing and diseases with a lab component. A $6 laboratory fee plus personal expenses are required. T. D. Brooks leads the ten day school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Purdue Poultry
T. D. Brooks
Purdue Poultry Department
Select Farm Bureau Drive Manager Named At Directors Meeting
Webb Robeson of Jackson township was chosen chairman of the Farm Bureau membership campaign to run the week of December 11 through 15. Robeson is the current Jackson township director. Plans were made for the annual ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Webb Robeson
Jackson Twp
Mr. Robeson
Farm Bureau Meeting Vocation Speaker Oct 27
E. E. Stephens field representative of the Indiana Farm Bureau will be the principal speaker at the Washington township Farm Bureau meeting at North Central school on Friday evening Oct 27 at 7 20. Some special musical numbers will be featured. All farmers and friends are urged to hear Mr Stephens message Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
E. E. Stephens
Indiana Farm Bureau
Washington Township
North Central School
Stephen
County Agent Urges Jersey Registration Before Dec 1 1933
County Agent R. J. Maggart urged Jersey calf club members to register their cattle immediately to save on reduced fees. An American Jersey Cattle Club notice from New York says the low registration and transfer fees expire December 1 1933. Jersey registrations over 2 years old are five dollars. under two years old, the fee is that for animals under 1 year. Transfers six months after delivery are reduced from three to two dollars. Camden moves to form a community chorus with a Monday organizing meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Calf Club
R. J. Maggart
Lewis W. Morley
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Mrs Barbara Welf 76 Dies After Stroke at Home Near Bringhurst
Barbara Welf 76 died at her Bringhurst area home last night after a week of paralysis. She leaves husband John Wolf and six children including Rose Douglass of Bringhurst area Grace Jones and Susie of California Albert Clarence and Howard Wolf of Bringhurst. two sisters Lizzie Kuns and Lucinda Alsbaugh of Flora. and three brothers Daniel Flora Kokomo Will Idaho and Samuel Virginia. Funeral services were held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Welf
Pringhurst
John Wolf
Rose Douglass
West of Bringhurst
Grace Jones
Susie
California
Albert
Clarence
Howard Wolf
Near Bringhurst
Lizzie Kuns
Lucinda Alsbaugh
Flora
Daniel Flora
Kokomo
Will
Idaho
Samuel
Virginia
Real estate transfers compiled from past week
Transfers include Edwin J Raber to Fred Raber of lot 24 in Elizabeth Ss Flora $1.00 and multiple 1.00 deeds: A A Gillam to Azel L Davis 13 acres in Burlington Two. John Sagers Q C to Ida M Sagers 40 acres in Deer Creek Twp. Ralph Payne to The Hindman Co 6 acres in Carrollton Twp. Oscar Leatherman to Maud B Wilson 40 acres in Deer Creek Twp. Maud B Wilson to Beryl Leatherman 40 acres in Deer Creek Twp. Irvin J Brim to John T Briggs part of Overholser Add Flora. John T Briggs to Irvin J Brim part Overholser Add Flora. Briggs to Irvin J Brim small tract in Monroe. Vern L Brown Executor to Leta L Cline 40 acres in Carrollton Twp price $1200. Also 61 B B Spark Plugs installed during past three weeks with 61 satisfied users by E R Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Raber
Fred Raber
Elizabeth
Flora
A. A. Gillam
Letta L. Cline
Carroll Ton
Ten Cases Venued To White County Court
Ten civil and related actions tied to the 60 000 estate of Gilbert Gates have been filed in the White County circuit court. The suits name Wilbur Gates, Amanda Gates and others, with probate inquiries and former trips to court over land holdings in Jackson township and properties in Monticello Reynolds and Jasper counties. Attorneys Gus A Hall and Mes Obear of Delphi appear for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gates
White County
Jenkins
Logansport
Cartwright
Wason
Carr
Tgre
Gus A. Hall
Mes Obear
Delphi
Amanda Gates
Gates
Jackson Township
Monticelo
Reynolds
Jasper County
State of Indiana
Wilbur P. Gates
Florence Gates
Golda Foust
Wilbur Gates
Abram C. Gates
Gilbert W. Gates, Jr
Abram C Gates
County Grange Meeting Tonight in Pittsburg
A county-wide Grange gathering convenes tonight at the Tiowa Grange hall in Pittsburg starting at eight o'clock. Six candidates will receive the third degree from Welcome Inn Grange with guests state officers Mrs. Mabel Crowel Lloyd Zook and Mrs. Pearl Caldwell and state master J. G. McKee and Mrs. McKee of Lafayette. The supper committee includes Mrs. Charles Childers Mrs. Ray Rusk and Miss Irene Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiowa
Pittsburg
Welcome Inn Grange
Mabel Crowel
Lloyd Zook
Pearl Caldwell
J. G. McKee
McKee
Lafayette
Charles Childers
Ray Rusk
Irene Downing
Former Burlington Woman Dies At 34
Christina Marie Shaw 34, a former Burlington resident, died early Friday at her parents home in Kokomo after a two year tuberculosis illness. Surviving are her parents five sisters and a brother. Funeral held Sunday at South Side Christian church Kokomo with burial in South Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Marie Shaw
James Shaw
E. Vaile Ave
Kokomo
Shaw
Tipton
Calvin Denman
Ruth
Opal
Charles
Edward Beighler
Joe Carter
South Side
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Sterling held in Camden
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Sterling of Camden were conducted last Friday morning with interment in Camden cemetery. Attendees from Carroll county included Grover Kite Hazel Winter tow Roscoe Shelley Mary Watt Will Klepinger Mary Kerlin Edwin Ruffing Harold Reese Ruth Brookshire and C E Baker. Miss Elsie DeLaney of Lafayette accompanied Miss Kerlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sterling
Camden
Camden Cemetery
Carroll County
Chito
Grover Kite
Hazel Wintertow
Roscoe Shelley
Mary Watt
Will Klepinger
Mary Kerlin
Edwin Ruffing
Harold Reese
Ruth Brookshire
Delphi
C. E. Baker
Elsie DeLaney
Lafayette
Kerlin
Hopewell Hosts Carroll County Women’s Presbyterian Conference
Hopewell church entertained the Carroll County Women’s Presbyterian conference at Deer Creek for an all day meeting. A Lafayette group performed a playlet and church officials Mrs. R. R. Pollum of Darlington and Mrs. W. C. Immel of Lafayette spoke. Miss Pilander of Hillcrest Mission in Clinton described her Southern Indiana work. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Church
Carroll County Women’s Presbyterian Conference
Deer Creek
Lafayette
R. R. Pollum
Darlington
Presbyterian
W. C. Immel
Pilander
Hillcrest Mission
Clinton
Indiana
Farm price increases and cost of living rise in 1930s review
Compilations to the President by his executive council show progress toward equalizing prices for farm commodities and manufactured goods. Farmers face a 32 percent rise in prices received, while the cost of items they buy climbs 11 percent. Factory employment and worker incomes rebounded from 1929 declines. cost of living up 9 percent since March. The commodity price index surpassed 70 percent in September, a high last seen in 1931.
Payroll gains reflect September employment rise
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports more than 620,000 workers returned to jobs in September across 17 industries. Secretary Perkins notes the rise is not total industry employment, with up to about 20 million of 40 million workers in surveyed sectors. Payrolls rose by over 10 million from August and total September payrolls exceeded last March by 84 million in weekly terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor
Department of Labor
Perkins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Works Administration
Delphi Library Announces New Volumes In Addition To Shelves
The Delphi library on Tuesday announced new books added to the collection. Fifteen volumes of popular fiction join the shelves along with a broad range of non fiction. Notable titles include The Dragon Murder Cast and One More River among others. John Benner celebrated his 81st birthday on October 18 at his Burrows home with a family dinner in his honor. He is the father of Jesse Benner and grandfather of Mrs. Victor Porte of Delphi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Wright
Trent
Pretlow
Gorman
Incredible Marquis
Wilhelm
Pitkin
Andrews
George Washington
Kellett
Adams
Byrd
Beveridge
Bell
Fictio Morris
Angel
Allen
Anthony Adverse
Priestley
Bromfield
James
Gale
Beith
Bullett
Rice
Mr. Pete and Co
John Benner
Burrows
Jesse Benner
Victor Porte
Increased car sales reflect improving business in Indiana
The September report on Indiana passenger automobile sales shows rising demand, directed by Frank Finney of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Carroll county sales climbed from 13 in August to 25 in September, signaling better conditions. Dinner guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lambert of Lafayette and several others from Crawfordsville Frankfort and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Frank Finney
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Carroll County
Ward Lambert
Lafayette
Helen Lambert
Crawfordsville
George Dorner
Robert Bradeh
Frankfort
Harve Flora
Los Angeles
Cal
Cloid Kerlin
Funeral rites held for Reuben A Duff retired farmer
Funeral services for Reuben A. Duff a retired farmer who died Wednesday night were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Delphi Methodist church with Rev. Benjamin Rist presiding and Rev. Harold Wilson of Dayton assisting Interment was at the Masonic cemetery Paul bearers were George Anderson Walter Murphy Howard Cleaver Bert Goslee John Allen and Lawrence Ginrich Flower bearers were Ethel Balser Lorene Gosley Myrl Ginrich Minzi Allen and Ila Pearson Booster 2 30 P M Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben A. Duff
Delphi Methodist Church
Benjamin Rist
Harold Wilson
Dayton
Masonic Cemetery
Paul
George Anderson
Walter Murphy
Howard Cleaver
Bert Goslee
John Allen
Lawrence Ginrich
Ethel Balser
Lorene Gosley
Myrl Ginrich
Minzi Allen
Ila Pearson
Jack o Lantern Vegetarian and Ham Salad Creations
A historic recipe card shows two dishes: Jack o Lantern Veal Apple Salad with celery nuts and mayonnaise cream, served on lettuce. and a gelatin ham salad with stock cider onion, pimiento and green pepper for pumpkin faces, chilled and unmolded for display.
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Maggart
Secretary of Agriculture
Brazil
Slack
A. B
Eckhart
Bringhurst
Geo. M. Smith
E. R Stokes
N. Wilson St
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman
Afflis
Weling
BY Sally Lou
Michigan
Michigan City
Earl Smith
Eddie Cantor
Clive Brook
Richard Arlen
Steward Erwin
Sylvia Sydney
Joe E. Brown
Talullan
Bankhead
Leslie Howard
Maurice Chevalier
Claudette Colbert
Frances Dee
Frederic March
Nancy Carroll
Nancy
White County Court
County Grange
Burlington
Sterling Rites
Mount & Sen
Delphi Library
C.N. McCain
Mobil Gas
N. Wash
St. Delphi, Ind
Bayer
N.R. A
Mount & Son
Reuben Duff
Booster
Nook
Weinand
the Funeral Home
E. Main St
A. Grimm & Sons
Delphi, Indiana
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