Local sales and advertising notes include farm herd prices
Local notices report sale bills for fall printing and a Kurtzman piano for 125 dollars. The Wm. Ntosford sale grossed 1960 with cows selling at 54 58 69 and 71 and horses at 100 each. Gillespie Bros sold 140 hogs. Dairy demonstrates claim USDA 3.3 million pounds butter and 750 000 gallons cream sold from 12 000 demonstrations. Arthur Daniels Fort Wayne violin teacher urged pupils for a school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Collins
Ney
Ohio
Chas. Walker
Hicksville
Clayton Walker
Kurtzman
U. B
Wm. Ntosford
Arthur Daniels
Fort Wayne
Gillespie Bros
United States Department of Agriculture
Fresh Eggs Trade Mark and Poultry Club Formed
A Wayne township group in Allen County forms a poultry club under a fresh eggs trade mark. Members pay 2 cents per bird and pledge 100 birds at the first meeting. The club uses the trade mark and guarantees eggs sold under it. A Knox County home made poultry feeder uses an old mower wheel and barrel with a tub cover to keep feed inside the rim.
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RSP Genauize
Wayne Township
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Agricultural Extension
ATI
United States Department of Agriculture
Knox County Ind
Map Shows Extent of Cattle Tuberculosis in U S
A map based on five years of testing outlines cattle tuberculosis rates by state and county. Less than 1 percent infected in much of the South and Southwest, 1 to 15 percent in other areas, and over 25 percent in some regions covering more than 50 000 square miles. The study aims to guide eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custerdas
Penn Onsylvania
Balanced rations boost pig litters in Kansas Save the Pig drive
An extension campaign in Kansas showed 263 sows on 29 farms fed corn and protein supplements farrowed 2,669 pigs, an average of 10 per litter, with 1,713 weaned. In contrast, 166 sows on 11 farms fed corn rations farrowed 1,194 pigs, averaging 7 per litter and 1,645 weaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Tops States in Better Stock Campaign
Ohio leads states in the Better Stock campaign as farmers enroll under the federal state certificates program. In the three months ending July 1, 1954, 537 of 954 livestock owners enrolling were Ohioans, placing Ohio first in farmers with certificates and in cattle numbers.
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Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
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Oak Grove Park
Lochinvar ON
Edgar J.:.cs
Edna May Speel
Pathe News
Farmers Mutual
Columbia City Monumental Works
South Main Street Co
L. Kessler
Columbia City
Ind
Wm. J. Landrigan
Roanoke
Brunei
Sine Dame of the
Nelson Stern
Indiana
Hlassin
Rajah
Brooke
R. F. Norris
the Clean Restaurant
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
U. 8
Lyman H. Benjamin
Huntington
PATHE
Barnhart Book and Piano Store
Ruraue Wu
Sity
Purdue Alumni Association of Indianapolis
Indianapo
Anie Leroing
Lincoln Inn Court
CIN Nati
Coca-Cola
D and C Pharmacy
John Delong & Elmer
L. L. Eberhart
Free Road Service
A. E. Smith
The
Postoffice
Virginia
M. Mae Johnson
N. Jeff. St
Optometrist
Penney Co
M. W. Strauss
Huntington, Ind
J. W. Kemp
M. D
Hackett’s Drug
J. O. Goff
Christy
Cails
Eagle “Mikado
Lake
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Pleasant Center
Zent Brother
Oak Grove
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