Authority on Heredity to Lecture Here Third Day of Chautauqua
Albert Edward Wiggam, a noted authority on heredity, will speak on the third day of the Chautauqua on a lecture titled Teredity and Human Progress. He has long specialized in medical science and biology and is a member of several science associations.
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Kallikak
Albert Edward Wiggam
Wigeon
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Breeders Association
American Association For Study and Prevention
Pasture Crops Urged To Improve Hog Raising
The article urges farmers to plant a succession of pasture crops to keep hogs in good grazing. It states cheap pork comes from pasture rather than pens and even a single sow raising two litters needs grazing to achieve proper gains. It advises making arrangements for pasture crops.
Rotation Is Best For Pest-Free Planting
Rotate crops to prevent pest problems. Clean seed and ground offer best insurance against all kinds of pests. Preserve healthy yields by avoiding planting beans in old bean ground and adopting proper crop rotation.
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Insurance Agaist
Profitable Mare and Colt Potential Explored
A well bred, well built mare can produce a colt and perform substantial work. Proper handling makes the foal nearly a clear gain for owners and breeders.
Lack of Money as Best Friend Quips from Uncle Eben
A colorful line features Uncle Eben noting that a man named Yerman who claims money is his best friend never appears to enjoy its companionship. The quip highlights a humorous contrast between wealth and happiness.
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Yerman
Eben
Better Furniture Polish Recipe
An old recipe claims an excellent furniture polish is made by mixing equal parts boiled linseed oil vinegar and methylated spirits.
The Business of the Brood Sow
The brood sow’s purpose is to rear healthy piglets and nourish them through weaning. Many sows fail in milk production, leaving litters semi starved, even when kept for breeding by farmers with several sows.
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Nettie
Ridding Pastures of Burs and Their Harm
The article explains burs infest pastures harming sheep owners by reducing wool value and causing annoyance. It advocates removing burs from pasture fields through crop rotation and constant hoeing as a remedy. It underscores burs as a direct loss to dock keepers and farms.
Local items highlight travel and visits across towns
Mrs. Kattie Effinger leaves for Martisville while Bert Horning sells household goods in a public auction on Main Street and soon moves to Indiana polis. Multiple visits and moves include Hazel Spaulding in Salem, Gertrude Mix in Elnora, and John Haynes relocating to Loogootee for work. July Fourth activities feature Rev. S J Shake in Odon and a district conference on July 10.
Kings Herald Meeting at Dee Brock Home
The Kings Herald met at Dee Brock's home on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Miss Mary Burroughs led the afternoon program with songs prayers and scripture. Do re mi.
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Kings Herald
Dee Brock
Mary Burroughs
Grace Crecelius
Donald Cherry
Mildred Burroughs
Margaret Cherry
Ralph Shufflebarger
Orr Pershing
Willow Lick Community Visits and Local Travel Notes
Homer Pershing and family visited Chas. Kirk and family on Sunday. Several residents traveled to Terre Haute on Tuesday. Indianapolis visitors Mrs. Howard Arnold and her daughter stay with Mr. and Mrs. Joan Sears. Various locals hosted guests including Miss Gertrude Ramsey and Amy Seneff, with multiple visits among Ramsey, Hindman, Sipes, Zigler, and Roberts households.
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Mrs. Howard Arnold
Indianapolis
Mrs
Joan Sears
Williams Sharp as One-Hit Pitch in Bloomington Victory
Williams allowed only one hit as Bloomington defeated Odon 6 to 2. Williams struck out multiple batters, and Cooper delivered two timely hits including a key double. Hasler, Killion, and McCoy contributed offensively for Bloomington, while Fultz and Shellhouse fanned repeatedly. Time noted as 1:25 with fielding miscues affecting the final innings.
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Harvey
Stuffey
Williams
Thompson
Hasler
Killion
McCoy
Shellhouse
Brown
Garrett
Fultz
Horning
Adan
Diamonds
Bloomington
Mobbs
D. Sears
Cooper
Hardy
Hasier
Killions
Cox
D. Dears
Sears
Bloomingtonu
Odon
Cultz
Oden
Empire
Freeman
Local residents noted in weekly visits and travel
Farlen John Fisher worked for John Matthews in the Marsh last week. Mrs Green and family near Burns City spent Sunday with W T Reinheart and wife. Sidney Bowman of Odon was in the vicinity Sunday evening. John Berry went to Lainville Monday to work on a travel road. Floyd Willis near Newberry was in the vicinity Monday. Several from Odeon were in the vicinity Tuesday fishing and hunting. Abe Cunningham of Ocon was in the vicinity Tuesday. Frank Shoptaw and family of Newberry attended church at Ass. Mrs Nerva Mahan and children spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs A D Bechtel. Case Harpe and family of Old Salem passed through Sunday. Chas Cooper and family of Odin spent Sunday evening with J P Taylor and wife. Will Pruett and wife of Bunkum spent Sunday with Rufus Laughlin. Thurman Dalton left for Akron Ohio Monday where he has employment. James Mahan of Linton spent Sunday with A D Bechtel and wife. Frank Wheeler of Freetown was in the vicinity Thursday. Ora Richardson of near Scotland was in the vicinity after day last Thursday. J W Cline of Vincennes was in the vicinity Thursday. Henry Harman of Godton was in the vicinity Saturday. Herschel Heshelman and wife near Union were in the vicinity Saturday. Calvin Sears of Baile was in the vicinity Saturday. Elmer Barrett spent Friday and Saturday working in Beile. Ledgerwood left for Akron to work in a rubber factory.
Not Much Game Sunday Between Sox and Worthington
The Sox beat Worthington 9 to 7 in a low quality contest as both teams made errors and played sluggishly. Odon led with 14 hits while Worthington had 8, but the Sox prevailed despite the uneven play.
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Sox
Worthington
Odon
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Odon Horse and Auto Livery
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Kattie Effinger
Martisville
Roland Farris
Staunton, Ind
J. B. Abell
W. A. Effinger
Linton
Bert Horning
Main Street
Mr. Horning
Hazel Spaulding
Salem
Gertrude
Francis Mix
Victor Effinger
Brother
Steve
Gertrude Mix
Emil Cox
Plainville
S. J. Shake
M. E
W. S. Biddle
Washington
Wm. Dearmin
Curt Hannah
Bicknell
Arla Davis
Lyons
Elnora
Bruce Ketchem
Jasonville
Emma Gobble
Spencer Ind
Opal Mathewson
Grace Dobbs
Lorene
Harry Dobbs
Otto Wade
William-Smith
L. J. Crecelius
M.E
John Haynes
Loogootee
T. M. Hickey
John Richardson
Violet
Odeon
Mack Flinn
George Greegs
Terre Haute
Ambrose Hill
Robert Stewart
New St. Bernice
Amanda Stewart
Charley Ragle
Josie Ragle
Geo. Stoy
Garrett Vickrey
Moorshouse
Missouri
Carl Vickrey
Earl Lehman
Miss Pearl Beach
Mrs. Lehman
Amanda
Curt Sharpless
Chas. Ragle
Oaktown
Ralph Horning
Janet
Evansville
Geo. Fields
Oma Whit
Effie Richardson
Burns City
Kings Herald Meeting
Homer Pershing
Chas. Kirk
McCowen
Robert Zigler
Gertrude Ramsey
Amy Seneff
Chas
Alishouse
Harve Aishe
Mrs. Geo. Hart
L. E. Ramsey
Philip Miller
Henry Sipes
Mt. Olive Sunday
Elmer Bostic
Lucile and
Ruthmae
E. L. Hindman
David Pershing
Inli Cunningham
Amy
Lois Seneff
Mrs. McCowen
Ohio
George McCowen
Elmer Ramsey
Wm. Zigler
J. W. Settle
Oakland City
Ernest Roberts
Farlen
John Fisher
John Matthews
Sidney Bowman
John Berry
Lainville
Floyd Willis
Newberry
Odeon Wes
Abe Cunningham
Ocon Wes
Frank Shoptaw
Saimiiv
Ass. Olive
Nerva Mahan
A. D. Bechtel
Case Harpe and Family of
Old Salem
Chas. Cooper
Family of
Odin
J. P. Taylor
Will Pruett
Bunkum
Rufus Laughlin
Thurman Dalton
Akron
James Mahan
Frank Wheeler
Freetown
Ora Richardson
Scotland
J. W. Cline
Vincennes
Henry Harman of
Qodton
Herschel Heshelman
Near Union
Calvin Sears
Baile
Elmer Barrett
Beile
Cnns
Ledgerwood
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