Farm Bureau 10 Handle Grain in Marketing Plan
Indiana farm bureaus and cooperative associations move to integrate local units into the federal grain marketing program. The Central States Grain Association will receive grain from member co-ops, with Montgomery County first to join. A second series of farm marketing schools will start mid January across ten Indiana communities, sponsored by the Indiana Farm Bureau and state education board.
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Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Indiana Harn Bureau Purchasing Department, Inc
Federal Farm Board
National Marketing Association
Indiana
Indiana Farin Bureau
Central States Grain Ass’n Inc
Montgomery County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association
Central States Grain Association, Inc
Montgomery County
H. Hull
Atien Farm Bureau Purchasing Department, Inc
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
State Board of Education
C.S. Masterson
W. D. Shelby
January Classes See Attendance Surpass Expected Bounds
A notice notes greater interest in an upcoming program with ten January classes likely to exceed prior attendance estimates as participation grows.
Linton City Considers Added Budget Appropriations
Notice to taxpayers states the 1929 tax budget for Linton Indiana is short for street salaries and expenses. The Greene County city will hold a special meeting on December 27, 1929 in the council chamber to consider raising funds and approving additional appropriations. Mayor Karl V Bull and Clerk Herbert Priest sign the notice dated December 17, 1929.
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Linton
Greene County
Indiana
Karl V. Bull
Herbert Priest
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Dec 18 Market trends
Hog receipts 6000, holdovers 396, generally 250 pounds. Prices 60-800 pounds 0.75, several butchers 9.76, short load 0.90. Cattle receipts 1100, calves 800, beef steers selling higher, cows 7-9, heifers 8.50 to 12, vealers around 18-20, best sates held above 14, cutters 4.50-6.25. Sheep 500, lambs 1.01-3.03, quality softer than recent weeks.
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Vianapolis
Nash Lambs
Tunney and Dempsey Rivalry Roams Knoxville Yard
In Knoxville Tennessee on December 8 a local squabble erupts between two men named Gene and Jack over a dog nicknamed Dempsey Rooster. The dog acts as the footworker in their frequent clashes in Jess Norman's yard. After the bouts the pair share a bucket of water in the yard.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Unney
Dempsey
Jess
Norman
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