Hogging Down Corn Slash Costs by 15 Percent
Harvesting corn by hogging down saves about 15 percent of the cost of growing the crop. University of Illinois figures show husking costs at roughly 10 cents per bushel, or 15 percent of production, with two thirds of Knox and Warren county farms hogging off corn. The practice lowers hog feed costs and places manure on fields. Also included are local social notes about residents visiting relatives on Sundays.
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Urbana
P. H. Stephens
Farm Organization and Management Department
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Knox
Warren
Warren County
Local Social Notes From Clarksville Weekend Visit List
Miss Margaret Burger stayed with her parents the Burgers. Mrs. Henry Millhouse visited family then returned home Friday. Harvey Shumaker visited his sister Mrs. William Swisher in Oliver. Dee Perry spent Sunday with the Richeys. M. M. Briggs and Everett Shumaker were Sunday guests. Benjamin Shumaker visited Harold Kintz. George Hutchings spent Saturday with Bell Gallagher. Will Combs, U P Clapp hosted visits with Rev W A Fuson and others. U P Clapp and Eph Hawkins hosted Monday evening visits.
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Margaret Burger
Art Burger
Henry Millhouse
Henry Findley
Harvey Shumaker
William Swisher
Oliver
Dee Perry
Coleman Richey
M. M. Briggs
Everett Shumaker
Benjamin Shumaker
Harold Kintz
George Hutchings
Miss Bell Gallagher
John Swartz
Will Combs
U. P. Clapp
W. A. Fuson
Eph Hawkins
U P. Clapp
Local Socials Highlight Family Gatherings
Clara and John Norton Bertha Beltz and Mary Ledermann spent Sunday with Carl Norton and wife. Wm Carpenter and family visited his father T A Carpenter. Otto Higginbotham and family of
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Imogene
Marjorie
Anna Jackson
Florence
Mildred Ledermann
John Nicol
Perry Jackson
Otis Williams
E. Wyrich
Jean Arbuckle
Ben Miller
David Walker
Jessie Walker
Harry
Ormal Higginbotham
Wm. Ledermann
John Ledermann
Carl Carpenter
Mary Carpenter
Clara
John Norton
Bertha Beltz
Mary Ledermann
Carl Norton
Wm Carpenter
T A. Carpenter
Local residents embark on winter trips and family visits
Mr and Mrs Otho McDaniel and son William leave for Albuquerque to visit his brother Barney McDaniel. Emrich Elliott returns home to Terre Haute after four weeks with grandparents. Joe Davee and William Turner head to Florida and Chicago respectively for winter and family ties. Mrs Selbert A Ross visits from Belleville. Julia L Miller travels to West Palm Beach to spend winter with sons Sanford and Walton. Lorn M Gossett comes from Chicago to spend time with his parents. Mrs Harry Orr travels to Deland to see sons Ralph and Stanley. W H Price of Detroit visits brothers Joseph V and Omer. Everett Kemper and Walter Wade visit from Mattoon.
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Otho McDaniel
William
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Barney McDaniel
Emrich Elliott
Terre Haute
Emrich
Joe Davee
Ocala
Fla
William C. Turner
Chicago
John L. Gossett
Harry Orr
Deland, Fla
Ralph
Stanley Orr
W. H. Price
Detroit
Mich
Joseph V
Omer Price
Everett Kemper
Walter Wade
Mattoon
Adlerika Promises Quick Gas Relief and Cleansing
Mrs Cook reports years of gas and nerves eased by Adlerika and a reader letter endorses the product. The ad from Keifer Drug Company claims one spoonful relieves bloated stomach and provides a thorough bowel cleanse by dislodging matter hidden in the system.
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Adlerika
Lelaook
Keifer Drug Company
Weekend visits and gatherings across town noted
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings were recorded. Mr. Kempers niece and Clarence L. Moore family visited, others came from Indianapolis Bloomington Roanoke and Charleston for stays and homecomings. A Night Owl Embroidery Club meeting, charity plans, and a 49th wedding anniversary dinner were reported with local residents and relatives attending.
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Night Owl Embroidery Club
W. C. Slusser
West Main Street
Cora Lamb
Harry C. Leggett
Warner F. Boos
Chester LeMay
D. S. Lee
T. T. Ewing
F. B. Woodard
R. F. Thomas
George Fullen
Ada Fuller
Westfield
Ralph Ewing
Charleston
Local Socials Report Sunday Visits From Area Families
Mrs Thomas Carpenter and Mrs Alice Lambdin spent Thursday with Mrs Raymond Lambdin. L D Coombes and wife visited Clacy Shaffner at Melrose. Thomas Carpenter and wife visited Mrs Mary Shotts and family of Liverly. John Carpenter hosted Sunday guests including Howard Serwise and family Ben Serwise of Avon and Mrs Lucy Chambers and children. John Garner and family called on Ed Burger.
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Thomas Carpenter
Alice Lambdin
Raymond Lambdin
L. D Coombes
Clacy Shaffner
Melrose
Mary Shotts
Liverly
John Carpenter
Howard Serwise
Ben Serwise
Avon
Lucy Chambers
John Garner
Ed Burger
Local Social Notes From McKeen Area Gather Weekend Visits
Mrs Frank Snedeker and Harry Quick near Paris visited Mr and Mrs Dan Quick on Sunday. Barbara Lee stayed with cousin Mary Dutton on Saturday night. Mr Smith from Martinsville moved to a home on the Jinks farm south of McKeen. Oral Graham spent the weekend with brother Pete and Pete’s wife in Terre Haute. Arno Wernz family and Hattie Lee shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George Dimmerly. Mrs Albert Kennedy and daughters visited Mrs Jane Kennedy. Emma Somers spent Sunday with Roy Alcorn and his mother near Farrington.
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Charles Aldrich
Indianapolis
Kent H. Morgan
Sam Smith
New Rosas
Ind
Ophir L. Lang
C. M. Harris
Bloomington
Munson
B. F. Holscher
Greenup
Olney
Wayne W. Emrich
Agricultural Department
Roanoke
W. S. Emrich
Herbert Goble
Charles
Bobby
Miller
C.Y. Coleman
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Cloyce Dixon
Yazoo City
Miss
Charles S Foster
Frank Snedeker
Harry Quick
Paris
Dan Quick
Barbara Lee
Mary Dutton
Mr. Smith
Martinsville
Jinks
McKeen
Oral Graham
Pete
Terre Haute
Arno Wernz
Hattie Lee
George Dimmerly
Albert Kennedy
Jane Kennedy
Pikes Peak Er and Mrs Billy Redman Visit Paris
Er and Mrs Billy Redman spent Sunday and Monday in Paris visiting and sightseeing during their trip.
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Billy Redman
Paris
Social guests visit Terre Haute and nearby towns
Mrs. George Collier and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Redmon were in Terre Haute last week. Mrs. Mary Thomas hosted dinner Sunday for Rev. Dunkelberger his wife and two daughters from Paris. Mrs. Felix Ferrer spent Friday with Mrs. Sara Carney. Mrs. Gladys Redmon and children called on Mrs. W. D. Downs Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sara Carney visited Mrs. Sam Michael Thursday afternoon.
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George Collier
Shelby Redmon
Terre Haute
Mary Thomas
Dunkelberger
Paris
Felix Ferrer
Sara Carney
Gladys Redmon
W. D. Downs
Sam Michael
Lost breakfast conversation cited by essayist
The Detroit News notes that the essayist laments the decline of breakfast conversation as a lost art while remarking on the noisy porpsknit apartment houses nearby.
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Detroit News
Punishment Teacher Teases Student About Sitting Near
A classroom scene shows a teacher addressing a sleeping pupil with sharp insult and a command to move seats. The exchange centers on authority and discipline in the learning environment.
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