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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text references towns and teams such as Chicago St Louis Winnipeg and Minneapolis with scattered names. The readable parts imply a sports or competition update about equidation or liquidation of a July corn event, but details are unclear and incomplete. No clear outcomes or entities beyond city names supported.
The Wruks treaty signing and war’s end anticipated to shift Chicago markets with a grant of 0.25 percent, boosting hog products and other commodities. Reports show rising exports, loading vessels for Yverpaay, and a cautious wheat and corn outlook amid favorable crop notes and volatile prices.
Farmers in Allen County are urged to attend culling demonstrations by the Purdue University extension poultry division starting in August. The program aims to remove non laying hens by county demonstrations, with 47 counties requesting similar efforts this year. A sample from Parke County shows 79 birds culled to improve egg production, and the Allen County Farmers Association endorses the Fort Wayne Milk Commission’s businesslike approach to cost of production and distribution.
Purdue University reports Indiana farms using dry mash in poultry rations achieve higher egg production. Recommend about half as much mash as grain, with a formula of 40 pounds bran 50 pounds shorts 30 pounds tankage, plus adjustments for grain and skim milk as available. Widespread market talk suggests higher prices may follow, while hog prices peak but trade remains light.
Seventy five boys and girls in Metz club work on productive summer projects including poultry corn farming and garden culture. They track egg production seed corn and pig feeding while preparing exhibits for the Metz fair next fall. Veterans notice follows: World War Veterans and All Returned Service Men meet Monday night June 30 in courthouse assembly room. secretary announces importance of attendance.
A permanent opening for a country grain elevator manager. Married man preferred. House and six acres of ground provided if desired. Write or phone Stiefel & Levy to apply.
Tom Johnson, publicity director of Purdue's Agricultural Extension department, travels from Fort Wayne to Bay View, Michigan, with his wife for a weeklong visit to relatives and friends before returning. Johnson, a former Fort Wayne resident, plans to return to his Purdue duties after the trip.
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