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Ndtaxa County Agent Publishing CO
Plainfeld
Indiana
Canada
Plainfield Misrepresenter in Friday Caller
Editor accuses the Friday Caller of misrepresentation over an implied $2,350 annual tax for a County Agent. The note asserts Hendricks county cannot be taxed directly over $1,500 to support a County Agent.
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Hendricks County
Slaughter of Birds Reported Cost to Nation
Colonel G. O. Shields, president of the League of American Sportsmen, says the destruction of birds costs the United States about 1 billion dollars annually. He urges conservation measures and stronger protection for game birds.
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U. S
Sportmen’s League
League of American Sportsmen
United States
Farmers Hear Alarming Bug and Bird Loss Claims
The Indiana County report notes quotes from Colonel Shields and Margret M. Nice on losses to boll weevils cinch bugs and Hessian flies totaling hundreds of millions in crop damage. It highlights quail and pest numbers found in animal craws and urges agricultural meetings for teachers and farmers to share methods and inspiration.
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Colonel Shields
Pennsylvania
Margret M. Nice
Massachusetts State University
Demand for Agricultural Teachers Outpaces Supply
The Agricultural Education Monthly warns that demand for trained agriculture teachers in secondary schools exceeds supply and will rise. It urges teachers to gain subject mastery and educational methods, recommending multi year study at state agricultural colleges or short summer and winter courses for current teachers.
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Agricultural Education Monthly
Aim of Agricultural Clubs for Boys
The article outlines objectives of county agent led boys agricultural clubs. Goals include teaching scientific farming, tying school to home life, fostering cooperation, dignifying farming, expanding youths' sight and purpose, and linking teaching to practice. It notes long term outcomes: better farming methods, higher yields, cost efficiency, and formation of capable citizens.
Machine For Color Matching Aims For Exact Science
An invention introduces a machine that assigns precise color matches, claiming to bring color coordination to an exact scientific method. The device promises consistent results across industries reliant on precise hues.
Reds Win at Bedford as Breedlove Carries Off Eleven Prizes
Fred M. Breedlove received winnings certificates from the Lawrence County Poultry Show in Bedford Indiana held December 21 25. He won seven regular and four special prizes including second cock first and second hen and other top finishes totaling nine dollars in cash. Breedlove president of the Hendricks County Fanciers Association will display Reds at Danville January 17 22 then Greencastle before the Danville big event.
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Fred M. Breedlove
Lawrence County
Bedford Ind
Breedlove
Hendricks County Fanciers Association
Danville Ind
Indiana
Greencastle
Danville
Investment in Poor Cows and Dairy Profit
The article argues farmers waste money on land, buildings, and equipment while mismanaging dairy herds. It urges applying business methods and precise production planning to avoid guessing and boost returns from a well managed, efficient dairy operation.
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