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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
2
The church program outlines Rally Day and Sunday School promotions with Junior Endeavor at 2 PM and a 10:30 AM and 7 PM preaching schedule. Evangelist Stewart opens revival Oct 10 with Roy E. Jarman leading singing as cooperation among churches is praised.
Sunday October 3 morning service 9 30 to 11 00 with Rally Day promotion program featuring Supt talk Knights of the Cross Seas by Primary School Jesus Wants us to work every day Christian Flag exercise and songs by Hildred Connell Alma Williams Blanch Pickett Noland and Constance Kinnéman Junior Endeavor and Evening sermon The Unknown God at 6 00 pm Circle Girls meet Monday 7 00 pm.
Pleasant Hill charge reports Rev J W McCurtry pastor with Mud Pike and Y PCE Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45. Y PCE meets 7 00 with preaching Oct 10 at 7 30. Bethany hosts Sunday School at 1 30 and preaching Oct 3 at 2345. Pastor praises strong attendance and calls for continued improvement.
Trustee announces weekly office hours at the EK Laughlin building on West Main and residence visits for Madison township business in Toledo Ohio. Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine and urges testimonial requests. Mr and Mrs Tom Sears and children of Elnora visited the city Tuesday.
Feeders trend to finish beef cattle at younger ages driven by demand for small high quality cuts and higher production costs from land values feeds and taxes. Better breeding and feedlot methods allow more flesh at 10 to 20 months, with age decision left to individual feeders.
Instructions describe cutting pig tusks with nippers or scissors to prevent teat damage and to stop piglets from sucking. It also advises halving the sow’s rooter to curb a pig’s stealing of milk, claiming this will reduce overeating by dominant pigs.
Improper feeding and confinement cause failures in turkey raising. When range is good poults forage themselves and should return home at night. If forced to coop methods during bad weather, varied feeds from a US agriculture plan aid growth, including milk, bran, oats, corn meal, and greens.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises feeding young chickens three to five times daily. Five meals daily can speed growth but overfeeding harms chicks. feed only enough to satisfy appetite and keep them moving, with the final meal letting them eat all they will. Confinement increases risk of leg weakness versus free range.
Florida poultry farm enrolled in the Better Sires–Better Stock program with 200 cocks and 950 hens all standard bred single-comb White Leghorns. Flock line bred for high egg production and trap nested 24 years. described as exhibiting good type.
The article urges providing ample nourishment for hens to prevent hunger and a laying strike. It warns neglect leads to hens posting a No Food No Eggs sign and staying hungry until properly fed.
EPSOM reports Mr and Mrs Arlie O'Brian and their son visiting relatives this week then planning to depart for Terre Haute next Friday where Mr O'Brian will attend Normal. Helen Hindman and Gail Pruett spent Sunday with Trena Mallett. Miss Osie Skemp visited Majorie Scott. A new Methodist Church preacher will speak Sunday. Josephine Allen was seen in the area. Jesse Ketchem and family of Elnora visited J F Pruett and family. EHS Junior class enjoyed a Marsh wallow roast at Clarke Grove last Thursday night.
Alice Bugher Leo Hindman Jelma O'Brian Bernice Standford and David McCall motored to Plainville Sunday afternoon in a countryside drive. The group toured local sites and enjoyed a day trip together.
The Raglesville lawn festival held Friday night drew a good attendance. Wilbur Myers and wife traveled from Evansville to visit relatives. James Stuffle is convalescing after several days illness. Alvin Smiley’s funeral was held Friday at the ME church by Rev. Shake of Odon. Miss Madge Ragle of Odon visited Miss Violet Riggins. Miss Blanche Herndon was taken to Washington hospital on Tuesday.
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