November Farm Bureau Meeting Schedule and Poultry Course
The Office of the County Agent outlines the November Farm Bureau meetings across Tippecanoe, Monroe, Madison, Carrollton, Democrat, Clay, Adams, Burlington, Rock Creek, Deer Creek and Washington with educational programs and a summary of corn variety tests. It also details the October 30 Poultry Plant Opens event in Monticello with speakers from Purdue and Indiana Farm Bureau and notes fertilizer tests at Monroe and Madison farms. The 13th annual Poultry Short Course at Purdue runs November 9–21 with registration open to poultrymen and an estimated cost under $25 plus rail fare.
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Farm Bureau
Tippecanoe
Monroe
Madison
Carrollton
Democrat
Clay
Adams
Burlington
Rock Creek
Deer Creek
Washington
Indiana Poultry Co-operative, Inc
Monticello
Neer White
Carroll
W. L. Stout
Purdie
Leon Todd
Stout
Mr. Todd
Indiana Farm, Bureau
Purdue Poultry Department
Lawrence Fisher
Truman Snoeberger
Charles Ridenour
Carrollton Township
Purdue University
Corn Variety and Fertilizer Demonstrations in Carroll County
The county agent will inspect corn variety and fertilizer demonstrations this week. Fields on Arthur Mullin’s Adams Township farm compare Lux and Reid’s hybrids against pure bred Krug, with another plot at Earl Newell’s Deer Creek farm.
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Carroll County
Arthur Mullin
Adams Township
Earl Newell
Deer Creek
Mullin
Lux
Newell
Select Corn Now For Next Year
Guidance on selecting seed corn when ears are half mature with ripe husks on green stalks. For small acreages use a grain bag method, for large quantities a sled and box setup. Choose erect plants with strong medium shanks and avoid prematurely died stalks and weak ears.
Seed Selection Guidelines for Mature Corn Ears
Begin seed selection when half or more of the ears are mature with ripe husks while stalks and some leaves stay green. Choose ears that are mature and slightly drooping on medium size shanks from strong erect stalks in a full stand. Avoid ears from weak broken smutted or prematurely ripened stalks.
Red Cross Celebrates Half Century and Clara Barton Legacy
The piece marks the fiftieth anniversary of the American Red Cross and recalls Clara Barton’s 1869 pledge in Switzerland to promote Red Cross and Geneva treaty recognition. It notes wartime and peacetime roles, praises the Swiss and American efforts, and urges county support for the Roll Call to reach a 100 member quota led by Hilda Bowen and Reed Schermerhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Switzerland
Geneva
Red Cross
Swiss Red Cross
Hilda Bowen
Delphi
Reed Schermerhorn
Transfers In Real Estate Past Week
A recap of property transfers in the past week lists numerous parcels changed hands. Transactions involve individuals and estates with nominal or symbolic consideration, including several Jefferson and Monroe township deeds and a mix of other names and locations.
Health Facts Information Service of Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
The Carroll County Tuberculosis Association runs the Health Facts Information Service to provide public health guidance. Community members can access materials about tuberculosis prevention, symptoms, and treatment options through the service.
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The
Carroll County Tuberculosis Association
Canned Foods Perils Highlighted by Thurman B Rice
Thurman B Rice M D discusses common dangers in handling opened canned goods. He warns housewives about the risk of injuring themselves while transferring contents, noting that physical accidents surpass poisoning concerns from the can. He cites recent food authority opinions endorsing careful handling after opening.
Second annual short course on tuberculosis held at William Ross Sanatorium
The second annual short course took place Tuesday and Wednesday with cooperation from the State Tuberculosis Association. Instructors include Dr Alfred Henry Dr Chadwick Dr E M Amos from Indianapolis and Dr Mytinger and Dr Davidson from Lafayette. The courses grow in popularity and profitability for attending physicians.
Smilin' Charlie Puts A Quote On War Spoils
A battered saying from Smilin Charlie proclaims that the victor gets the spoils, with a final jab about someone spoiling the victory. The line reflects wartime bravado and the morale tone of the era.
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Ralph Maggart
Woodburn
Strations
Abstractors, Delphi
Geo. M. Smith
Secy
William ‘S
Edward French
Jefferson Township
Union Trust Co
James Preston Smith
Central Ave
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jackson Township
George W. Bowman
Henry B. Wilson
Elmwood Add
Hermitage Development Corp
Harry Nahre
Sunset Park
Floyd E. Leonard
Earl Gingrich
Flora
State Bank
John P. Clark
Everett L. Tolen
Monroe Township
Raymond D. Bowen
Chauncey J. Hufty
Burlington Township
John A. Woddly
Frank E. Shaffer
Manary’s Add
Jeremiah N. Holsinger
Jet
Ben Cramer
O. P
South Delphi
David Lilly
Gay A. Lilly
Margaret E. Roth
Guy A. Lilly
Henry L. Crone
Benjamin IF. Jones
South’ Delphi
Thurman B. Rice,m. D
Smilin
Charlie
Delphi, Indiana
Indiana
Pri
Lowe
Perc
Alwai
Biscutts Pest
Pillsbury
Erage
Farina
Maxwell House Coffee
Virginia Sweet
Thompsons
Japan
Post Bran
Ise
Dic
Enconter
Bologna
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