Bank Report for 1920 Daviess County Indiana
Nimrod Slaven, cashier, swears the bank statement is true as of May 12 1920. The report lists assets including bonds certificates of deposit and cash, notes payable and deposits from customers, with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits and required reserves. Directors A Lane M Winkelpleck and Harry H Crooke attest to the report's correctness and the notary Daniel W Hayes witnesses its execution.
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Eyo Rm
U S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Uchec Cs
Beaagsegette, Seaaeynaes Hs
U.S
Pole Oy Senapanos Daes
State of
Indiana
Daviess
Nimred Slaven
Nimrod Slaven
Daniel W. Hayes
Social visit roundup from Newberry and Indianapolis rounds
Mrs John Nichols Mrs Willis Keck and Mrs Belle Ledgerwood spent Monday afternoon with Mel and Mrs John Critchlow. Grandma Trueblood visiting her son Jesse Trueblood and family. Mrs Herschel Ledgerwood and Mrs David Miller of Indianapolis drove to Newberry Tuesday.
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John Nichols
Willis Keck
Belle Ledgerwood
Mel
John Critchlow
Indianapolis
Jesse Trueblood
Herschel Ledgerwood
David Miller
Newberry
Dr Richards Cough and Croup Remedy Praised By Mother
Mrs Charles F Trump of South Whitley Indiana credits Dr Richards Cough and Croup Remedy with saving her baby during a severe croup attack. She and others report instant relief and endorse the medicine as safe for children and adults, with a money back guarantee.
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Charles F Trump
South Whitley
Ind
Dr. Richards
Crowd Attends Funeral for Van Jarkison
A large crowd attended the funeral of Van Jarkison here on Monday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Danner spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mrs Beck Hasler and family. Mrs Earl Griffith and Miss Alma Henderson spent Friday with Tom Stout and family.
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van Jarkison
Joseph Danner
Beck Hasler
Earl Griffith
Alma Henderson
Tom Stout
California 1919 Purebred Pig Clubs Repay Loans
Eldorado county agricultural club members borrowed $592 in March 1918 to start pig projects. By August 1919 they owned or sold swine worth $5,826.25 and eight first litters sold at an average $56.50. Auction sales in Lemoore and Fresno county produced strong prices, $2,751 total from 38 animals and $981.50 from 29 Poland China pigs.
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Agricultural Club Boys
Eldorado County
Calif
Pig Club
Eldorado Boys
California Agricultural Clubs
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Lemoore
Kings County
Fresno County
Ducks Eggs Market Trends and Price Outlook
The demand for ducks eyes at a good price is limited and not as general as hens eggs. The Southern Western market showed poor quality until Indian Runner ducks boosted first class eggs. Easter brings higher duck egg prices. ducks are less profitable than hens unless prices rise. Some markets trade in duck meat and duck eggs with rising demand, especially white eggs. Proper marketing and market research are advised for egg-laying ducks like Indian Runner and runner varieties.
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Eee
Baratster
Ges
United States
Treating Pigs For Worms And Pasture Practices
The article outlines spring worm treatment for pigs including santonin or wormseed oil, sanitary wallows, and lice control with crude oil. It recommends maximizing pasture use, supplementing poor pastures with rape, and cites R. O. Ashby on rape pasture carrying 20 pigs per acre. It notes use of self feeders with full grain, and finishing hogs on corn with protein-rich supplements unless behind cattle.
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R. O. Ashby
Minnesota
Sheep as Source of Profit on Frugal Farms
The article argues sheep can profitably graze rough land and short grass, thriving where other livestock struggle. It urges farmers to consider adding a few sheep to their operations and give them a chance on the farm.
Early pigs need grain feeding into winter months
Pigs furrowed in late April May and June follow one general plan but cannot reach market weight from the cornfield alone. They require grain feeding through December or January at least before becoming heavy enough for sale.
Fowls Require Clean Feed and Vessels for Health
A historical note emphasizes clean feeding practices for poultry. Grain should be sweet and free of mold, with variety beyond sole ration. Soft feeds may be used, troughs and drinking vessels must be kept clean to prevent disease and spoilage.
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Mike Givian
Gixaster
Plenty of Range Essential for Turkey Rearing
The article stresses abundant range is essential for turkey farming. Turkeys forage for grasshoppers greens and seeds, converting waste crops into meat at low cost. It notes successful rearing requires open range, while confinement often leads to poor results.
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Turkey
Poultry Advice for Turkey and Egg Producers
The note urges careful poultry management including regular egg shipment, separate packaging for white and brown shelled eggs, culling to remove unprofitable birds and early molters, and starting with healthy stock. It stresses uniform, pure bred fowls for consistent product quality and selling eggs on a quality basis to merchants or cash buyers.
Sunday School at Union Chapel Bunkum
Miss Elizabeth Blough of Colon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Montgomery and Mrs Jackson of near Vincennes visited relatives and friends here Saturday and Sunday. Leiat Connell returned home after a few days near Plainville. Glen Morrison visited Lowell Fisher. Mr and Mrs Jake Gimbin visited at Mr Connell’s. Roscoe Wade and children visited Walter Herron.
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Elizabeth Blough
Colon
Buc Buble
Sis
Jackson
Near Vinncennes
Leiatd Connell
Ncar Plainville
Glen Morrison
Lowell Fisher
Jake Gimbin
Connells
Local Visits Highlight Rural Sunday Outings
Concord residents Mrs Youey Ance and children visited Mrs Julia Hoggett Sunday afternoon. Elaser Chestnut and Blanche were at Wheatland. Everett Barley of Newberry appeared in the vicinity. Churchgoers attended Shiloh Sunday night. Mrs Henry Byrer and Hazel Bechtel called on Mrs James Riggins. Thomas Barley and daughter and W L Bechtel and daughter were at Quon Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Byrer traveled to Pisingile on Tuesday on business. Ernest Wade went to Odon on Monday.
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Youey Ance
Julia Hoggett
Henry Byrer
Hazel Bechtel
James Riggins
Pisingile
Early lambing advocated to boost worm resistance and survival
The Nebraska College of Agriculture urges early breeding to have lambs ready for pasture. October and November matings push March and April births, giving lambs more milk and grain before combating worms. Though barn needs are higher, lambs gain warmth tolerance and survival prospects. extra feeding of ewes during breeding is advised for more twins.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Teeth of cattle are loose a natural design
The article explains that cows have forward projecting loose incisors that meet a dental pad and cut grass as they jerk their heads. It notes this setup prevents injuries to the dental pad and that looseness is natural.
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Nature
Feeding Sows Through Winter: A Loss Risk to Pigs
In this era of high-priced feed the article argues against keeping brood sows fed all winter and then risking pig losses due to carelessness or neglect, framing it as bad business.
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Carter
First National Bank
Oden
CG. S
Total
A. Lane’ M. Winkelpleciki
Harry H. Crooke
Scotlang
Baby
Chiropractic
Ates
Bright
Cighel & Eichel
Chiropractors
SPORT
Froduction
Cornfield
Poultrymar
Bunkum
Union Chapel
Odun
Concord
Elaser Chestnut
Blanche
Wheatland
Everett Barley
Shiloh
Thomas Barley
W L Bechtel
Quon
Ernest
Wade
Odon Mona
Carly Bleeding
Lam
Aly ExioNie
Maxey
Odon Drug Co
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