Survey of Dairy Situation in Jackson County
A survey by Indiana Cow Test Association representative J R Armstrong from Frankfort checks evening milk samples and feeds at Mapleton Stock Farm and with local members to assess production versus feed. Eleven herds in Jackson County participate as trials with plans for two to three months of analysis and recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Armstrong
Frankfort
Indiana Cow Test Association
Jackson County Association
Mr. Armstrong
Charles Nobbe
Jackson Township
Mapleton
Oscar ™. Carter
Volney Carter
Mr. Armtrong
Jackson County
Scott and Clark
Armstrong
John Meahl
Meahl
C. L. Peacock Jackson
Albert Theele
Washington
Frank Linke
Robertson
Patrick Tamilton
Ray Bahan
Carr
Driftwood
Clarence Peters
Grassyfork
A. H. Mitschke
Virgil Stewart
Vernon
Stall child ill with scarlet fever in county
John Byron Stall age two and a half, son of Willis P. Stall, county agent, has scarlet fever. The illness follows two earlier cases in the Stall family, Billy and Mrs. Stall. Neither the mother nor John B. is seriously ill as the household remains under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byron Stall
Willis P. Stall
Stall
Billy
Christmas Bazaar and Cafeteria Supper at Trinity Church
A Christmas bazaar plus a cafeteria supper scheduled for Thursday December 1 in the Trinity Church basement. Proceeds benefit church activities. Local residents are invited to attend for shopping and a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Brunswick Light Ray Records Big Hit Someday Sweetheart
Stray or stolen pointer dog white and brown with brass buckle. Reward offered. Inquire with Joe Stewart for the details at the listed address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Light-Ray Records
Ear
Estel H. Hancock Music Co
Joe Stewart
Capture of Indiana Boy Bandit Ends Automaobile Rampage
Joe Case, 15, escapee from the Indiana State Boys Reformatory, was arrested in a rooming house in Indianapolis after a spree of eight stolen automobiles and four store robberies. He confessed to detectives, spent days at liberty riding in cars, and was captured following a telephone tip. He yielded few details before being detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Case
Indiana State Boys’ Reformatory
Indianapolis
Vesper Service Planned By Seymour City Pupils
A vesper service by Seymour City schools pupils will be held at 4 pm Sunday December 19 under the music department's guidance. Miss Edna B Smith supervisor of music announced the hour long event free to the public. The program aims to breathe the Christmas spirit and is slated for the last Sunday before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour City
Edna B. Smith
Plans Completed for Brownstown Service League Banquet
Plans are complete for the Men’s Service League banquet in Brownstown with W. G. Everson of Muncie set to speak Friday evening. Presbyterian women will serve the meal at the church parlors while Everson, a former World War brigadier general and current pastor of First Baptist in Muncie, delivers a dynamic address. The banquet starts at 6 o’clock and the league aims to reach 100 members after a recent campaign led by president Charles Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Service League
Brownstown
W. G. Everson
Muncie
Presbyterian Church
Everson
First Baptist Church
Italy
Iis
Men’s Service League
Charles II. Cox
Food Sale at Mrs Fox Residence Next to Interurban
Catholic Ladies Aid announces a bake and food sale on December 4 at the home of Mrs. Mike Fox located beside the Interurban station. Proceeds support parish activities and community aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Fox
Catholic Ladies’ Aid
The Barlow Gift Shop Opens for a Snoop Browse
Local shop at 226 South Chestnut invites readers to drop by and explore a curious assortment while nearby services advertise around the clock car washing and central garage offerings for day or night use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Barlow Gift Shop
South Chestnut
Wheat and corn crops stir Jackson county farming scene
Farmers in Jackson county focus on corn shredding and husking as wet weather dampens wheat prospects. About 38 000 acres of wheat are planted this year up from normal, with experts predicting a record crop if conditions hold. Some breaking weather allowed limited butchering this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Jackson
Police Report Shows Busy November for City Officers
Chief William A. Misch reviews November 1926 activity for the Board of Safety. Inmate escape, 28 total arrests, 3 local cars stolen and recovered, 39 garbage complaints, 69 sleepers in jail, 57 calls answered with no arrests, food costs for prisoners, and other minor incidents marked in the monthly summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Misch
Board of Safety
Cragmont
W. A. Miseh
Hall Orchard Co Health Apple Drops 50c Bushel
Orchard firm Hall Orchard Co advertises apples and cider with low prices. Apples offered as health food and sweet cider priced at 50 cents per gallon or per bushel in a compact, period style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Orchard Co
Black Joe Coal and Buhhner Fertilizer Ad Notice
Short ad style notice listing Black Joe Coal price nine per ton for car on track and Buhhner Fertilizer Company contact at Phone 338. N26dtf indicates internal reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Joe Coal
Buhhner Fertilizer Company
Annual Chorus Of Excited Children Voices Rings Over City
The downtown Seymour area hosts a festive chorus of children as they window shop for ideas to Santa's letter amid elaborate Christmas displays. Merchants report beautiful displays and rising business while the post office notes early Christmas mailing and only 19 shopping days left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Emperor Yoshihito Ill. Hirohito Next in Line
Emperor Yoshihito of Japan, long ill, is reported worse as Empress Sadako also falls ill. Crown Prince Hirohito, regent since November 25, 1921, would succeed his father, with Princess Nagako slated to become empress if death occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Yoshihito
Japan
Sadako
Hirohito
Nagako
Tempest Still Dazed After Barn Loft Fall Near Elizabethtown
Mrs Schumacher reports William Tempest remains in a dazed condition with no improvement after a fall from a barn loft at his home near Elizabethtown. He struck his head on concrete, suffered a severe eye injury and a sprained wrist. sons returning from field found him unconscious in the yard.
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John G. Schumacher
Purdue agricultural conference plans near on campus
Plans mature for the annual agricultural conference at Purdue University January 10 to 14. Prof. W. Q. Fitch returns as event superintendent. State corn and potato shows join Conference Week with new boys and girls state club shows. Numerous state agricultural groups will hold meetings and banquets, attracting up to 2,000 people, with total campus attendance expected at 2,500 to 3,000 farm men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
W. P. Stall
W. Q. Fitch
Livestock Breeders, Dairy Association
Indiana Home Economies Association
Purdue
Luther Jackson Dies in Kansas Burial Held There
Luther Jackson aged 66 born in Medora and who moved west in 1882 died November 23 in Galesburg Kansas. He was buried there according to reports reaching here.
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Luther Jackson
Medora
Galesburg
Kansas
Government Restage Against Fall and Doheny Defense Takes Up Burden
In the Fall Doheny oil conspiracy trial the defense opens as Walton Lambert argues the defendants acted patriotically. Senator Walsh identifies a letter from Fall to McLean. the government cites a $100,000 loan from Doheny as central evidence. The defense contends Elk Hills leases served national defense, not profit, while prosecutors bill a strong evidence tree from senate hearings.
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Washington
Walton J. Lambert
Albert B. Fall
FE. L. Doheny
Thomas J. Walsh
Dem
Mont
Sinclair
IH. F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Fall
Doheny
Pan-American Petroleuum Company
Elk Hills
National Defense
Senate Oil Committee
Auto Crash Kills Man Near Rochester Bridge
One man dies instantly and another is critically injured when a car struck the bridge on Michigan Road north of Rochester Indiana last night. Karl Leroy Riley 31 of Birmingham Alabama was killed. Oren Day 27 of Huntington Indiana is near death at Woodlawn Hospital with serious injuries. Day briefly regained consciousness and may recover.
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Rochester
Ind
Michigan Road
Here
Karl Leroy Riley
Birmingham
Ala
Oren Day
Huntington
Woodlawn
Day
Stop Look Listen Cafeteria Lunch Ad
A Saturday lunch event at Burkart Building offered by Dee Duaces features home cooking. The sale runs from 5 to 7 p.m. on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkart Building
Dee Duaces
Agha Khan Buys 61 1 4 Carat Golden Dawn Diamond
London dispatches report the Indian potentate the Agha Khan purchasing the Golden Dawn diamond for 24750 dollars. Hours after the purchase a Paris dispatch announced Princess Therese Agha Khan had died following a recent operation. The shock followed a sudden relapse of her condition.
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London
Agha Khan
Golden Dawn
Paris
Therese Agha Khan
Jackson County Red Cross drive nears county total and reports progress
Reports from Jackson County show Red Cross membership efforts underway with Miss Margaret McCord aiming to file National HQ by week’s end. Driftwood township seeks supplies while Washington township reports 122 members with every home responding to the call.
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Jackson County
Red Cross
Margaret McCord
Miss McCord
Driftwood Township
Washington Township
Purdue to Offer Eight Week Dairy Short Course
An eight week dairy production course will run at Purdue University from January 17 to March 13. It targets young men for dairy farming roles including farmers, herdsmen, testers and farm managers, covering feeding, diseases, crops for cattle and milk testing.Applicants should be at least eighteen with farm experience and basic schooling to gain the most from the program.
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Purdue University
Hodapps Chase Cincinnati Visit For Week End
Mrs S F Hodapp and her daughter Mary Jane left this morning for Cincinnati to spend the remainder of the week. Mr Hodapp will join them there Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Hodapp
Mary Jane
Cincinnati
Mr. Hodapp
Relief From Cold Wave Promised As Midwest Freezes
The weather bureau forecast relief from a 45 hour cold wave gripping the Midwest with temperatures dropping to 26 below in Crookston Minnesota and 20 below elsewhere. A victim, Andres Korjack, was found frozen near an Illinois Central track in Chicago, believed to have slept out in the cold. The cold air was moving east toward the Mississippi Valley and could reach the Atlantic seaboard by afternoon.
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Chicago
Middlewest
The
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Andres Korjack
Ilinois Central
Minnesota
North Dakota
Crookston
Minn
Pig Woman 3 Story Accused by McCarter in Hall Mills Trial
In Somerville New Jersey on December 2 Robert H. McCarter defense counsel attacked Mrs. Jane Gibson's testimony in the Hall Mills murder case. He denounced the theatrical display surrounding her appearance and collapsed testimony as humbug. He questioned Jim Mills motive and noted Mills sold letters for $500 after the murder as part of his cross examination.
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Somerville
N. J
Jane Gibson
Hall-Mills
Robert H. McCarter
Somerset County Court House
McCarter
Frances Stevens Hall
Willie
Henry
Phillips’ Barn
Hall
Phil Payne
The
New York Mirror
Jim Mills
Senator Simpson
James Mills
Weather Record Highlights River Stage And Temps
The report notes a maximum temperature of S4 and a minimum of 24. River stage stands 1 ft 10 in above the low water mark, indicating modest water level variation for the period.
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Boy Bandit
Service League
Brownstown Presbyterian
Santa Claus
Santa
Emperor Yostshito
Crown Prince
Tempest
Purdue Agricultural Conference
ED W. L. Doheny
United Press
Middle West
Pig Woman
Mgarter
Riley Goble
Seymour Water Co
Sweppi
Tae Pono
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