Cloverdale High School Custodian Moves Family to Main Street Property
Harold Walker the custodian at Cloverdale High School is relocating his family into a home owned by Mrs. Molly Horn on North Main Street, Cloverdale.
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Harold Walker
Cloverdale High School
Molly Horn
North Main Street
M. E
Roy Evans
The
Herald
William Moser
West Main Street
Roy
Greencastle
James Jenkins
Doris Stone
Indianapolis
Hoosier Highlands
Louis Morrison
Greencastle High School
Vaneita Fultz
Putnam County Hospital
Edgar Shaw
Cloverdale
Louisville
Kentucky
Newcastle
Fanny Shaw
Greenfield
Shaw
Pete Sutherlin
O'Mullane
A. J. Guise
Gettysburg
G. R. Arendt
Mr. Guise
Arendt
Virgil Akin
W. K. Prichard
Geraldine Sherrill
Travers, Mich
Charles Pickens
Fay Pickens
Janesville
Wis
Cloverdale News and Notes September 21 Preview
Local news round up from Cloverdale including visits and travels of Emma Brown Ina Hinemann Irene Fowler and Theodore Bees. Reports on injuries from a Greenfield car wreck and updates on students teachers and community members with reminders of church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Hinemann
Irene Fowler
St. Louis
Greencastle
Theodore Bees
Cloverdale
D. R. Maze
Hineman
Cloverdale High School notes highlight Defense Day plans
Miss Goodwin led Defense Day observance noting Secretary Weeks set September 12 as National Defense Day to mobilize forces and test war plans. The issue marks Pershing’s 1918 St Mihiel drive and his service end. Basketball practices began after a student gathering. track construction started. institute attendance by teachers. Vernice Larkin broke an arm. domestic science class canned results. half the class hosted an afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Goodwin
Secretary of War
Poppy Fields Shine as Butterflies Guard Nature’s Glory
A lyrical scene depicts the sunlit grain fields turning golden and butterflies and hummingbirds gathering nature’s hues within their wings, capturing the season’s beauty in a moment of tranquil abundance.
Salads and Dressings for Warm Weather Menus
A guide to light meals with ready to use dressings. Tips include keeping boiled dressing and mayonnaise on hand, making French dressing in advance, and flavoring with ketchup parsley or garlic. Practical recipes describe Molded Potato Salad and Roast Beef and Potato Salad with suggested dressings and garnishes. Dates figs prunes with marshmallows noted as a confection.
Seven year old girl and mother dine with parsley sauce
A seven year old, Narre Mageth Nancy, sits with her mother in a restaurant. The mother offers parsley sauce and Nancy expresses curiosity, saying she would like to try it though she has not tasted it yet and claims she has read about it in the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Mother
Nanccy
Sudan Grass Proves Viable Dairy Feed Substitute
A Kansas experiment station test with four Holstein cows shows sudan grass hay can substitute for alfalfa with only minor milk loss. Alfalfa yielded 2.8 pounds more milk daily, while cow weights remained stable and waste favored alfalfa. Sudan grass offers drought tolerance and emergency hay value, with 1–2 tons per acre yields possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hayes
Kansas Experiment Station
Sudan
Kansas
Southwest
Corn Belt
Iowa
Flies in Summer Annoy Dairy Cows and Spray Formula
Summer flies irritate dairy cows reducing milk output and causing restlessness. Iowa State College specialists recommend a spray made from coal tar dip fish oil coal oil whale oil oil of tar and soap, applied twice daily to 40 cows in five minutes, at about one cent per cow per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Department
Iowa State College
Watch Cream Separator to Save All Butterfat
Iowa State College dairy expert warns tested separators avoid butterfat loss. Test skim milk with a Babcock kit, adjust the separator to skim more. home tests use 20 cc skim milk, not 17.5. If unavailable, send a four ounce sample to Town State college for 10 cent testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Iverson
Iowa State College
Babcock
Town State College
Dairy Farm Practices and Udders Cleanliness
Dairy facts emphasize clean barns and quick cream shipment. Wash udders before milking, use a brush on utensils, and refresh water in the cream cooling tank. Ship cream at least three times weekly in summer and twice weekly otherwise, while cows on pasture receive daily salt. A year-old calf costs about $50. dairy animals are valued as the farm’s key livestock.
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Cloverdale News
Emma Brown
John Gill
Bloomington
Trout
Thomas Brown
Brown
Gilberta Coffman
Charleston
Illneis
James Coffman
James Vestal
Fred Clearwater
Frank Vestal
Beech Grove
William Caldwell
George Douglass
Roy Goodpasture
Wilson McCurry
Putnamville
Acil Michael
Jesse Michael
Amity
Indianapolis Hospital
Stotts
Odon Journal
DePauw
Clyde Black
Millgrove
Bremen
Black
Mary Mann
Jesse Mann
Frank Burnham
Verlie Burnham
A. D. Rule
Noah Asher
Great Bend
William Asher
Angie Morrison
Nellie Sinclair
Stella Colling
John O’mullane Sr
John O’daniel
Estes Duncan
Floyd Duncan
Salona Moore
Matson
Maxine West
Ellersville
Frank Duncan
Gosport
Ellisee Beaman
Los Angeles
California
M. E. Church
Rex Beach
Big Brother
Tom Moore
Edith Roberts
Raymond Hatton
Aesop’s Fables
B & B Battery Builders
C. C. Baker
Mer
Hallie
Hamilton
Cloverdale, Indiana
Allen’s Parlor
A. G. Broadstreet
Ori
Pershing
St. Mihiel Salient
Gen
Vaughan
Cochenour
Mr. Ikney
Vernice Larkin
Juanivta Chambers
Narre Mageth
W. A. Corns
J. A. O’mullane
Frank E. Reed
Cloverdale, Ind
Chas. Sinclair
Fred Clearwaters
Ernie McCammack
Otho Vermillion
Walter Dorsett
W. E. Pickens
Hubert Sellers
Albert Cox
J. L. Hubbard
Larkin
Denny
Fairview Nursery
Fairview Nurseries
T. H. Morris
Indiana
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