Carroll County Farmers to Attend Purdue Swine Day
The eleventh annual Swine Day at Purdue on Sept 25 will draw many farmers and hog men. The program highlights feeding wheat to hogs and compares wheat with corn while showcasing 290 experimental hogs. The event runs from 10 am at the Experimental Swine Farm near West Lafayette with lunch served by the West Lafayette M E Church.
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Carroll County
Purdue
West Lafayette
M. E. Church
Culling Pullets Boosts Fall Poultry Profits
Purdue expert Leon Todd says cull the pullets when moving them to the laying house this fall to reduce feed costs and free space. Late starters are poor layers and unhealthy birds can spread disease in close quarters. Hoosier farmers could save dollars by adopting this fall practice.
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Leon Todd
Purdue Poultry Department
Todd
Adams township dairy herd report shows high butterfat producers
The Carroll and White County Dairy Herd Improvement Association notes 482 cows at rest including 82 dry cows with an average milk yield of 625 pounds and butterfat of 3.98 percent. Cohee and Redding lead in butterfat at 35.6 pounds per cow with lower feed costs. Directors Raymond Jones and Ralph Rinehart were elected in 1932 and Charles Hazelby will join as official tester starting October 1 with reduced testing costs.
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Carroll and White County
Carroll County
C. C. Hendryx
Ralph Rinehart
Cohee and Redding
Albert Fisher
Raymond Jones
Charles Hazelby
Indiana
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Farm Bureau Speaker To Address Flora Meeting
M. J. Briggs of the Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association will speak at a Flora county wide gathering for farmers and business men on Tuesday evening September 29. He will discuss "The Farm Bureau" and "Why" and a short entertainment is planned. District and state delegates and alternates will be elected during the business session.
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M. J. Briggs
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Flora
Treasury borrows heavy as deficits rise after war
The report notes a record bond issue of 800 million dollars and 300 million in one year certificates at low rates, oversubscribed quickly, while the 1932 deficit nears 1.5 billion. It cites postal, construction costs and unemployment as drivers and discusses tax ideas and foreign trade as factors. Francis Bowser seeks Democratic nomination for judge in the Fifth Supreme Court district in Warsaw. Judge Travis of Kosciusko county nears completion of his second term. Bowser is IU and Harvard educated, active in the American Legion, brother to Kosciusko prosecutor George Bowser.
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Treasury
Treasury Actuaries
White House
Europe
U. S
Congress
Francis Bowser
Warsaw
Supreme Court
Fifth
American Legion
George Bowser
Kosciusko County
Bowser Groomed for Indiana Bench
Judge Julius C Tarvis of the Supreme Court may face a battle as Bowser is groomed for a seat on the Indiana bench and the process moves toward a confirmation contest.
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Bowser
Indiana
Julius’ C. Tarvis
Supreme Court
Real estate transfers flood Sunset Park and surrounding townships
Hermitage Development Corp transfers parcels in Sunset Park to Townsend and Marquess for $1 each. Tarah Culp administrator sells Adams Township acreage to Delphi State Bank for $800. Elijah Felthoff deeds Madison Township acreage to Raymond Bougher for $1. Max Maling conveys multiple Sunset Park and Elmwood parcels for $1. Gus Hall sells Elmwood Add lots to Howard Bradshaw for $1. Forest Knight transfers 64.18 acres in Tippecanoe Township for $1300. Lorena Flora and co authors deed Jane Loman Boland Add plots in Cutler for $1500. Ora Pittsenbarger deeds Burlington plots to Geneva Pittsenbarger Huffer for $1.00.
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Hermitage Development Corp
Horace W. Townsend
Sunset Park
Leslie Marquess
Leslie. Marquess
Tarah M. Culp
Delphi State Bank
Delphi
Indiana
Adams Township
Elijah Felthoff
Raymond Bougher
Et al
Madison Township
Max Maling
Gus A. Hall
Howard Bradshaw
Elmwood
Forest M. Knight
Ward Lambert
Indiv
Tippecanoe Township
Lorena Flora
Q. C
Clyde K. Bonebrake
Jane
Williams Named Head of Wabash Railroad
William H. Williams of New York was named president of the Wabash Railway, succeeding James E. Taussig who resigned after eleven and a half years. Williams retains the chairmanship, a role he has held since December 1, 1915, and will oversee a railroad whose ownership mix involves the Pennsylvania system and other eastern roads. The change comes amid broader merger talks and past shifts with Missouri Pacific and Lehigh Valley interests.
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Road
James E. Taussig
Williams
Taussig
Wabash
Pennsylvania Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
van Sweringens
Chesapeake and Ohio
van Sweringen
Eastern Trunk Lines
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Lehigh Valley Road
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SFERS
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Tony Wilcox
Pikes Peak
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Lewis & Schweiger
the Funeral Home
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AGT
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