Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mate Myers traveled to Washington on business. Teachers held a high school institute there while David McCall spent the weekend with Joseph and Austin Myers. Mrs Edward Fiddler and family visited Bernard Singleton and family. Parksie Campbell visited Palmer Cox and family. Joseph and Austin Myers dined with Donald and Laurell Keller. C J Wilson made a business trip to Plainville. Movors passed through the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Alb Grove visited John Grove and family of Trainor. Herschel Lundieth spent the weekend with his parents in Mitchell Indiana. Mrs Goldie Myers and daughter Effie visited Grace Grove. Chris Long, ill with pneumonia, is slowly improving. Oliver Hinkle and family and Albert Miller and son Densis called on James Chestnut Sunday afternoon. Ed Long of Jasonville visited his parents. Sam Raney and family visited Tom Resler. Elpana Hutchins and Dillard Boardman called on AN Longs. Edmondson and wife of El nora spent Sunday with Clark Lamb. Mrs Clark Lamb and daughter Ethel visited Monday with Mrs AN Long.
Chestnut Family Visit and Lambs Addl Social Notes
Walter Chestnut and wife of Edwardsport spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Chestnut. Miss Ethel Lamb is spending a few days with her parents. Clark Lamb's Frank Boardman and wife spent Monday afternoon with A N Long's.
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Walter Chestnut
Edwardsport
James Chestnut
Ethel Lamb
Clark Lamb
Royal Commission Sermon and Church Contest Notice
Qua Churches Rev R R Chaver pastor outlines Sunday services including Bible School at 9 30 and 10 40 morning sermon The church announces weekly meetings and a Sunday School contest with eight week duration from March 7 to April 25 Participants earn points for attendance on time prepared lessons new members enrolled and pledge signs The notice encourages participation and missionary outreach with a campaign slogan Each one win one and twenty four pledges are signed to join the personal workers league
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Bible School Worker's Conference
Nora Cummings
C. E. Prayer Meeting
Vonda Marshall
Elnora Christian Sunday School
Twnety
Personal Workers League
UJ B Church Announces Pastor and Services
Sunday School at 9 30 Junior Endeavor at 2 00 Senior Endeavor at 6 00 Intermediate Endeavor subject to call of Supt Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 00 Preaching services at 10 00 and 7 09 with Rev Ernest Roberts as pastor.
Pleasant Hill Charge U B Church announces services
Pastor Rev J W McCurtry leads Pleasant Hill Sunday School each Sunday at 9 30 a m Preaching at 10 45 Y P C E at 7 p m Mud Pike Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer service Wednesday 7 o clock Preaching Sunday afternoon February 29 at 2 45 and next Sunday School at 9 30 a m noon March 7 at 2 45
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Pleasant Hill
Cement Floors For Houses
Cement floors in houses and poultry houses keep rats out and outlast wooden floors. They are sanitary and easy to clean but cost more to build. A cement floor must be well littered to stay warm and comfortable for the birds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Proper care and feeding for laying hens
The article stresses that proper care and varied feeding prevent egg problems and costly musty grain. It warns corn alone makes hens fat and excessive fat risks illness. a busy hen lays more eggs but housing and winter comfort are essential for profit and satisfaction.
Alfalfa Takes Hold in Wisconsin Forage Growth
A Madison experiment station bulletin notes alfalfa has spread to about 69 000 acres in Wisconsin. It states alfalfa outperforms clover and timothy in yield and feeding value, with higher drought resistance and soil enrichment. Trials show alfalfa yields near double clover and triple timothy, and protein output significantly higher per acre.
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Wisconsin
R. A. Moore
TL. Graber
Madison
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Cover Broken Window Pane in Poultry House
When a window glass is broken in the poultry house it should be replaced or covered without delay. Do not leave the aperture overnight. Tack over the hole with muslin or white cloth to keep out wind and let in light as a temporary measure until glass is obtained.
Cheapest Feed for a Flock of Chickens
Poultry watchers often use the farm’s cheapest grain. Corn is typically cheapest, but oats have been cheaper recently. when corn hits 2.50 a bushel, oats should be 0.75 and barley 1.29 to match value. Hulls raise indigestible matter and reduce palatability, so oats are worth 12 to 15 percent less than cracked corn.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Deadly Foe of Lazy Fowls Reveals True Laying Ability
Trap nests help farmers check individual hens egg production and tame birds. They locate laying drones, provide definite data for breeding pedigree, and offer a reliable basis for utility breeding according to agricul ture specialists.
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Department of Agriculture
First Poultry Venture: Start Small Learn the Trade
The article advises first time poultry raisers to begin with a few fowls and gain thorough understanding before large investments. It notes mistakes will occur and difficulties arise before success, suggesting incremental expansion once the venture is paying.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Camel
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Ogdon Drug Company
Stangtown
Mate Myers
Washington
High School Teacher’s Institute
David McCall
Joseph and
Austin Myers
Edward Fiddler
Bernard Singleton
Parksie Cambell
Mr Palmer Cox and Family
Donald and
Laurell Keller
C J Wilson
Plainville
Alb Grove
John Grove
Trainor
Herschel Lundieth
Mitchell Indiana
Goldie Myers
Effie
Grace Grove
Shiloh
Chris Long
Oliver Hinkle
Albert Miller and Son
Densis
Oh James Chestnut
Ed Long
Jasonville
A N Long
Sam Raney
Tom Resler
Elpana Hutchins
Dillard Boardman
Edmondson
Elnora
Ethel
AN Long
Barkleys
Barkley’s Dep’t. Store
Frank Boardman
First Christian Church
RB. R. Chaver
John
Royal Commission
UJ. B
Ernest Roberts
Charge
U.b.church
J. W._ MCCURTRY
Bethany
Odon Drug Co
J. H
Callahan & Co
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