DePauw Frat Games Lead Weekend Recaps
Local notes report Putnam County Hospital care for J F Long after a late afternoon accident near Siecke Run involving a car crash with Hol pupils. In DePauw gym inter fraternity basketball, Samba Chis beat Phi Psis 21 to 7, and Phi Delts defeated Alpha Nu 11 to 2.
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J. F. Long
South
Putne County Hospital
Sieeke
Jong
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DePauw Gym
Samba Chis
Phi Psis
Phi Delts
Alpha Nufeltas
December 15 Deadline For Telephone Bills Discount Offer
The Gibson County notice warns that Monday December 15 is the final day to pay telephone bills to receive a discount from Green Castle Telephone Co. The ad mentions a price of 5.50 per ton and references Amber Jacket and Martin Syndicate with contact at Phone 117.
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Greencastle Telephone Co
Mondy
Martin Syndicate
Putnam County Farm Bureau Buys New Films For Series
The Putnam County Farm Bureau purchased two new motion picture films a comedy and an educational picture from Indiana University. They will be shown with the Farm Bureau film at meetings held this week.
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Indiana University
Putnam County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Center School House
Floyd Township
O. H. McNary
Those Who Dance Offered at Cook's Opera House
Wednesday night at Cook's Opera House Delta Theta Tau benefits present a program titled Those Who Dance. Proceeds support the fraternity activities and local community programs.
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Cook's Opera House
Delta Theta Tau
Pruning Vines for Better Future Yields
Orchard advice on pruning grapevines outlines long cane technique. Save four to six long canes with thirty five to fifty buds and leave spurs a few feet from the ground to renew growth. Proper selection prevents excessive wood and concentrates fruiting canes about lead-pencil thickness with ten to twelve buds.
Manure Benefits Orchard Health Through Seasonal Application
Orchard trees need soil feeding as they draw from a constant soil drain. Farm wastes in barnyard manure boost tree growth when applied just after harvest, distributed in a circle under branches to reach roots. This method speeds disintegration and ensures soluble nutrients reach the soil before the next growing season.
Planting Trees in Fall Found Most Successful
Fall plantings of fruit trees and many shade and forest varieties are generally successful when moisture is favorable. Advantages include quicker spring growth and a more leisurely schedule, avoiding the spring farm rush. Transplanting requires dormant timing, firm soil packing, and protection from drying or freezing roots. Strawberries and rhubarb fare best when set in early spring.
Lime-Sulphur Dormant Spray Controls Oyster Shell Scale
Oyster shell scale is the most common scale disease. Apply dormant lime-sulphur spray at one gallon to eight gallons of water before leaf fall. Other materials like oil can help, but lime-sulphur is reliable and usually preferred as it avoids tree injury.
Furnished sleeping rooms for rent at 400 N College
For rent furnished sleeping rooms in a modern building at 400 North College. Call after 5 p.m. for details.
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Aaron Cooper
Teruesda
Putnam
F Gill Vis
Lucius Chapin
Indianapolis
John W. Claypool
Chapin
Mr. Claypool
Terre Saute
Asbury College
DePauw University
Putnam County
Paul F. Priest
State Tax Commission
Indiana
Severin Hotel
The
Christian Church
William Blackwell
Hanna Street
State Bank of
Joshaway Kirk
Crescent Rebecca Lodge No
Mary Watson
Mary Allee
Ernest Watson
James P. Hughes
Raymond Smith
King, Morrison, Foster Co
Ford Agency
Smith
Dutch” Smith
King
Morrison Foster Co
Elmer Blue
West Walnut Street
Brunswick Radiola
Brunswick
James L. Hamilton
East Wash
Brunswick Phonograph
Wallace
the Herald
Washington St
Vera Worth
Rector Hall
Herald Office
Hamilton
E. H. Grothe
Greencastle
White Transfer Co
Brazil
Franklin Township
Ella Walsh
Kate Anderson
Cartwright
Crown St
Copenhagen
Christie & Potter
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Thos. H. Ince
Spat
Hal Roach
Melene Chadwick
Ethel M. Dell
Buddy Messinger
Ford
King-Morrison-Foster Company
Greencastle, Ind
Hamilton’s
Bill
Whitmans
Ed Hamilton
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