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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
7
Attendance at Sunday School rose again with new scholars added. The Young Men's Class reached 25 members, up from 23 last week. Flyers appointments were made to plan a banquet after the Evangelistic Campaign. The class invites young men not in Sunday School to visit at 4 30 each Sunday.
Sunday January bth service overview includes Bible School at 9:30 A.M. Morning worship at 10:30 A.M. Junior Endeavor noted. Local church notices outline service times and youth program.
The Pleasant Hill U B Church revival led by Rev. McCurtry begins with cottage prayer meetings sparking interest. Rev SL Walls of Plainville will arrive soon to assist. services run each evening this week at the church inviting all to attend and join the effort against life.
The Near East Relief offering collected at Sunday School services totaled $16.06. Mud Pike hosts Sunday School each Sunday at 9 30 am and Y PCE at 6 30 Edith Johnson leads. Mud Pike boosts SS efficiency with an Acme Sunday School Register Board. Bethany holds Sunday School at 1 30 pm and preaching at 2 45 pm on January 30. Teachers Training class meets Thursday at 7 pm. Enroll in SS to help win the Banner.
Specialists from the Bureau of Animal Industry warn that silage offers the best and cheapest succulent feed. It suits all stock from dairy cows to sheep, with success depending on proper cutting, even packing, moisture, and careful storage to minimize spoilage.
The article notes a shortage of heavy draft horses as farmers struggle with high prices. It describes breeders moving to use the lowest quality stallions to take advantage of the demand, despite limited distance and escalating costs.
Guidance on maintaining brood sows during winter to ensure spring farrowings. Emphasizes feeding to achieve daily gains, limiting grain, and using legume hays such as alfalfa clover and soybean hay as key roughages. Warns against unduly heavy stalks and moldy feeds, noting digestive risks and potential sow loss.
Winter attention to ewes affects the next year's limb crop. Proper feeding and management during winter ensure active, well developed ewes, strong and vigorous, with thrift shaping the breeding flock's outcome.
The article outlines steps to prevent hog cholera by protecting susceptible hogs with serum after exposure and using protective serungt to maintain immunity. It emphasizes timely immunization and controlling exposure to the disease.
Prices for work and breeding horses have risen rapidly in six months. With only about 10 percent of mares in foal and under 1 percent of yearlings available in the United States, prices are expected to climb beyond any previous peak.
The passage explains grades in animal breeding. A grade animal has one purebred parent and one mixed parent, or arises from improved ancestry. Not all mixed-blood animals are grades, while those with inferior mixed blood are called scrubs.
The Journal Office promotes high quality sale advertising for farms, stock and merchandise sales. It highlights service in poster preparation, accurate classification, durable stock, new sale heads, and clear type. Prices follow the Franklin Price List with guaranteed quality. Rush jobs available without sacrificing quality.
Mr and Mrs John Meek and son Delbert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Meek. Mr and Mrs Al Toon and children visited Arrison Overton and family. Mrs OH Meek and Ivan are visiting this week with her parents, Mr and Mrs W R Neekemer of Odon. Alma Toon and Laura Carr spent Saturday with Mrs Nancy Ledgerwood of Odon. Mr and Mrs Offer Andis and little son of Burns City spent weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jonas McFarlen. Mose Overton near Odon spent the first of the week with his brother Arrison Overton. Delbert and Jessie Trueblood spent Sunday with Clarence Porter. Miss Murl Laughlin of Bunkum spent Monday with her parents, Mrs Rufus Laughlin. Read our ad on page 6. i3 this is sue nECK, the Jeweler and Optometrist.
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