Democratic ticket listed for Fifth District and counties
The Democratic ticket for Congress Fifth District lists C. C. Gillen for Congress Ira Clouser for State Senate Harry Stamp for State Representative James P. Hughes for Judge John H. James for Prosecuting Attorney John W. Herod for County Clerk William A. Cooper for County Auditor Wilson T. Handy for County Treasurer Mrs May Eggers for County Recorder Alva Bryan for County Sheriff Orville O Neal for County Surveyor Charles W. Marshall for County Assessor Frank E. Reed for Commissioner district 1 Ora A Day for Commissioner district 2 The article notes enrollment entitles farm owners to a barn sign and a certificate indicating use of purebred sires advising enrollment blanks via the United States Department of Agriculture Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Bd. Co
Scrub stock rare on purebred sire farms
Records of the Purebred-sire campaign show no scrub animals in herds headed by purebreds. Listings indicate scrub animals constitute about 1 to 70 of all females enrolled before July 1, 1930, with owners largely using purebred males to qualify.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Delay in painting costly but avoidable says Forest Service
The Forest Service warns against delaying repainting of buildings. Old coatings must be prepared properly as a foundation for new coats, since weather protection and appearance suffer when the old paint is badly chipped or flaked.
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Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Repainting Wood Keeps Weathered Surfaces Protected
Boards of game species with low summer wood content may need repainting early to prevent weathering. Wood checks reveal insufficient protection though coating seems intact. Repainting won’t heal all damage, but prompt repairs guard against further weathering indefinitely.
DePauw Freshman Wheaton Garners Hype For 1930 Tigers
The Herald introduces Donald Wheaton a sophomore left halfback on Gaumney Neal's 1930 DePauw Tigers. Wheaton shows promise with passing kicking and running ability. A speedy elusive runner from Wheaton Newfoundland, he weighs 168 pounds and dons sweater number 22 expected to rival Grange’s fame in Indiana.
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DePauw
Donald Wheaton
Gaumney Neal
Tigers
Wheaton
Red Grange
Indiana
Grange
Illinois
Missionary Meeting At M P Church In Clinton Falls
The missionary meeting held at the M P church by the Missionary ladies from an Indianapolis church drew a large audience and a fine program. Rev Jack Spratt of Indianapolis, a returned missionary from Japan and India, gave an engaging talk and displayed articles from his travels. Local residents including Paul Boswell and family traveled recent days, with several visits and social gatherings noted among the Boswell, Hall, Skelton, and Staggs families.
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M. P
Indianapolis
Jack Spratt
Japan
India
Little Paul Boswell
Russell Boswell
Abner Sigler
Dan Hall
Eula Staggs
Merl Boswell
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C. C. Gillen
Putnam
Montgomery
Ira Clouser
Putnam and
Owen Counties
Harry
Orville O'Neal
Charles W. Marshall
Frank E. Reed
Ist
James G. Britton
2Nd
Ora A. Day
Greencastle
Bloomington
Greencastle Bloomington
A. M
Camel Pleasure Hour
N. B.C. Network
WIZ and
Associated Stations
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
DePauw University
The
Herald
J.c.penney
North Jackson Street
Ind
Timme Tutt
Coats
Clinton Falls
Ladies Aid
Olivia Clodfelter
Emily Boswell
George Skelton
Helen
Terre Haute
Charles Skelton
Goldie Bee
Harvey Thomas
Cora Cunningham
Portland Mills
Paul Hall
Grace Hall
Dorothea Hall
Willie Hall
Brazil
Rev. Lakin
George Pierce
Chevrolet
Mhorsepower
Bos Estre
Plint
Michigan
L. & H. Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Jackson Street
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