Poindexter Family Visit Ends With Minor Hand Injury
Mrs Patent Poindexter of Carlisle and Mrs Huette Poindexter with children from Odon spent Wednesday with Freidly Poindexter family. A crochet hook caused a minor hand injury and was removed at Mr Bowman’s. Ruth Core and Gail Pruett suffered a painful stretch from Friday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Poindexter
Carlysle
Huette Poindexter
Odon
Freidly Poindexter
Ruth Core
Qdunvis
Gail Pruett
Local Family Notes Include Birth and Visits Across Town
Mate Myers and Roy E O'Brien announce a daughter Maxine Vernelle born July 3. Bertha Van Winkle visits sister Grace Scott in Terre Haute. Herbert and Will Carter of Terre Haute and Bicknell attend Ath talks. Edon Chase Standley visits Al Standley and family. Glen Hindman nears completion of bungalow. Jesse Ketchem and Elnora family visit J T Pruett. CI Wilson and Ermil visit Andy Myers's mother in Plainville. Delpha Hindmans stay with John Grove's sick list. Cora Fiddler and son visit Bertha Singleton. Jake Petty and Plainville family visit Emmit Colglazier.
Notice of Final Settlement of Mark A. Harper Estate
Andrew M. Williams as administrator files final settlement in Daviess Circuit Court. Hearing set for September 1, 1919, to approve the account and prove heirship. Mattingly and Myers represent the estate. all interested parties urged to appear and present claims or proofs. Charlie Seal of Indianapolis visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. J C Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark A. Harper
Daviess Circuit Court
Andrew M. Williams
Admr
Mattingly & Myers
Charlie Seal
Indianapolis
Mrs
J. C. Seal
Sodium fluorid kills chicken lice say USDA experts
Entomologists from the U S Department of Agriculture report a single application of sodium fluoride powder dusted on the feathers will eradicate seven common chicken louse species in days. Treat 100 fowls for 40 to 50 cents. dipping offers longer reach. The bulletin notes handling, safety, and the pinching application method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bulletin 801
United States Department of Agriculture
F. C. Bishopp
I. P. Wood
Colorado potato beetle control for potato growers
Prepared by the United States Department, this guide explains lifecycle and damage of the Colorado potato beetle and outlines practical control methods. It covers hand removal, crushing eggs, and early-stage measures, plus spray and dust treatments using arsenate of lead or Paris green with practical application tips for home gardens and small plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Paris
Sunday Visits Highlight Rural Kinship Circles
Miss Mae Hinkle spent Sunday with Miss Gladys Hamerick and others across Kilgore in small town social circles. Numerous families including Faith Byrer and Zigler hosted relatives, with several couples and widowed residents sharing meals and afternoons throughout the day.
Poultry Tips on Winter Feeding and Hens
Winter digestive problems and ovarian issues arise from heavy feeding and little exercise. When eggs are needed for market, keep males away from hens and remove them when possible to improve health and production.
Right Place for Material
Guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on organizing tools and supplies. Emphasizes keeping bolts and screws in separate boxes or bins for quick access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Hay While Mecon Shines
A compact wit about hay making and the idea of working only when conditions seem favorable. It jokes on the moon's guidance and the practicality of labor in hot weather.
Chinich Bugs Threaten Greene County Corn
Frank N. Wallace state entomologist warns chinch bugs devastate Greene county corn. He returned to Indianapolis from the stricken area as the pest is noted as among the most destructive insects in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Frank N. Wallace
Indianapolis
Community acquaintances visit over weekend in county
Shiloh J i Clinton stayed with his mother Mrs Martha Clinton for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Chandler and Rae of Terre Haute visited with Mr and Mrs W B Chandler. Elmer Cunningham called on Lew Cunningham Friday night. Lola Harper and son Cletus visited Mrs Sarah Harper Thursday. Wolfie McCord and Ben Kerkes of Indianapolis stayed with Mr and Mrs Jacoob Chestnut Tuesday to Saturday. Joe Lee of Sandborn visited Sunday. Misses Mattie Ruby Faith Clarence Julian Byer visited Mr and Mrs Ernest Roach Sunday. Andy Hastings and Joe Chestnut traveled to Indianapolis Fourth of July. Miss Gladys Hamerick Mae Hinkle visited Pearl Chestnut Saturday afternoon. Marion Chandler and son Vern visited Willard Byre Sunday afternoon. Fred Noblett visited Sunday in county. May Hinkle visited Thursday with sister Mrs Roy Rosenderry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfie McCord
Ben Kerkes
Indianapolis
Jacoob
Mattie
Ruby Faith
Clarence
Julian Byer
Ernest Roach
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Home Bakery
Odon Music Company
Mate Myers and Family
Roy E O’brian
Maxine Vernelle
Bertha van Winkle
Terre Haute
Grace Scott
Herbert Carter
Will Carter
Bicknell
Chase Standley
Edon
al Standley
Glen Hindman
Jesse Ketchem
Elnora
J. T. Pruett
CI Wilson
Ermil
Andy Myers
Plainville
Delpha Hindmans
John Grove
Cora Fiddler
Bertha Singleton
Jake Petty
Asa Myers
Emmit Colglazier
Castoria
Rexall
Iseney
Barkley’s Dept Store
Coniegl
Eral
Kilgore
Mae Hinkle
Gladys Hamerick
Audra Faith
Daisy and
Farrell Hatfield
John Kelsey
Winfield Zigler
Martha Clinton
Maud
Walter Clinton
Evall Ray
Harvey Faith
Thomas Faith
Henry St.enge
Martha
Julian Byrer
Josephine Lee
Sandborn
Perry Byrer
Lorene Riggins
Agatha
Hazel Hatfield
Jessie Roach
Mrs Willard Byrer
Curtis Riggins
Thomas Riggins
Win Wadsworth
Sarah Wadsworth
Joseph Lee
Fred Byrer
Dudley Cavaness
Sam Riggiis
Shiloh
J. i”. Clinton
John Chandler
Rae
W. Bb Chandler
Elmer Cunningham
Lew Cunningham
Lola Harper
Cletus
Sarah Harper
Joe Lee
Andy Hastings
Joe Chestnut
Gladys Hamerickhouse
Pearl Chestnut
Marion Chandler
Vernon
Willard Byre
Fred Noblett
May
Hinkle
Roy Rosenderry
M. B. Ulrch
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