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Newspaper
Indiana County Agent
Location
Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1915
Page
4
Publication from Indiana County Agent in Plainfield Hendricks County promotes poultry topics and agricultural topics. It lists subscription rates and calls for participation in poultry shows and corn shows. It invites reader submissions and notes advertising policies and editorial aims.
The hog cholera station saved Hendricks County many thousand dollars this year and warns against abolishing the county agent office. Indiana University rooters can find comfort that Purdue remains a Hoosier institution. Football heroes from a past Saturday will see the event as less serious with time. Advertising benefits both buyer and seller by boosting sales and guiding trade. Hitch right up to the advertiser and grow together.
The Liberty Bell may be cracked yet crowds endure in bad weather to view it. Cast in England in 1752 and recast in Philadelphia by Pass and Stow it bears the inscription Liberty throughout the land. A horse on the John A Rice farm was shot and killed last Sunday. Dr Amos Carter was elected president of the seventh district medical association at Franklin Indiana. Sterilized electric milk will keep in capped bottles for eight days.
A 1915 note explains starting with a dozen hens of purebred laying stock. Trap nest and record eggs to identify which hens consistently reach target counts. Even with careful breeding only a few birds may meet an annual 150 egg goal. Future trials rely on known offspring from successful hens.
A meeting of Plainfield business men on the nineteenth at the Priday Caller office reveals jealousy as a major obstacle to community progress. The text warns that suspicions among peers erode efficiency and harms the town’s business assets, urging a genuine brotherly spirit to rebuild progress.
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