Farm program explains details for Lafayette farmers
Lafayette Ind June 10 In response to inquiries about making adjustments in farming operations to take part in the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program L Vogler chairman of the Indiana AAA committee with Purdue University heads to state wide changes. To obtain maximum payment under the agricultural adjustment act it is necessary farmers keep corn and other crops within acreage allotments and also earn soil conserving payments. Partial payment may be obtained unless allotments are exceeded more than 20 and producers who slightly exceed corn allotments will be eligible for part of the pay. Changes may be made on corn to assist is possible burdensome a of corn a condition which may cut the yielding winter crops. Under the terms of a conservation program readjustments may be made in wheat and corn already planted for harvest this year but oats will be counted as unharvested if not harvested by that shown. Each producer who has not contacted county committees should seek detailed information regarding changes to fit his farming operation to the new program and cooperate with neighbors in solving the farm problem.
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Purdue University
Shock reveal on the road ends in jolt of static physics
In Richmond Virginia in June 1910 Tobd Taker Joh Llewellyn falls fast to prove a drivers shocked reaction was caused by physics not a joke. The driver strikes Llewellyn with a coin and a yell follows as a charge grounds through the bus and tollhouse at the Robert E Lee bridge. Llewellyn’s explanation calms the driver. Try a Democrat Want Ad.
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Fragmentary OCR item with scattered names and phrases
A damaged OCR fragment mentions United States events and names such as Wallis Warfield, with disjointed phrases about a nurse, Duchess, and duke. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent narrative or clear date, place, or outcome to summarize.
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Wallis Warfield
Incomplete OCR summary of a personal obituary notice
A damaged newspaper fragment describes a woman linked to a family with several sons and a move to Pletes after a campaign, mentioning withdraws from school, enrollment changes, influenza impact, a Lesar family, and a state university path. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or places.
Society note from Terre Haute and Tampa society circle
A brief society item notes Mrs. Robert and Mrs. J Wk visiting or attending social events in Terre Haute and Tampa, with mention of a few days of activity among prominent local families.
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Robert Ot
Terre Haute
Tampa
Vincennes Named For 39 Meeting Of Eagles Lodge
The report notes Vincennes chosen for the 1939 Eagles Lodge gathering with transport details and the convention's host location. Lawrence Kawaka, chaplain from Muncie, is mentioned in connection with the event and its proceedings.
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Fire Alarm Mixup Eyed In Evansville Incident
An unidentified man on Main Street yesterday triggered a fire alarm by mistake while attempting to post a large letter into a mailbox. The driver of a halted truck, dazed by the confusion, asked where the fire was as authorities clarify the event.
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Indianapolis Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs held steady to 20 cents higher with varying weights trading around 8.75 to 9.10 per cwt for 160 to 300 pounds and 7.85 to 8.85 for lighter loads. Cattle and calves mixed with steady slaughter trade. steers near 8.25 to 9.25, good beef cows up to 9.50, sows at 7.50 to 7.75. Sheep and lambs mostly steady. 9.50 to 10.00 for top grades.
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Lindberghs Begin New Life on Isle in Brittany
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh settle with sons John and Land on Siliec island off Brittany after leaving Long Barn Kentish home. They crossed the English Channel to northwest coast of France and were installed on the rocky isle they bought last April.
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France
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Land
Marijuana plants destroyed in state passes
Indianapolis police and a Federal narcotic agent destroyed two tons of marijuana plants valued at 25000 found eight feet tall in large patches on vacant lots. The plants were reportedly planted carelessly and discovered during the daytime operation.
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Ind
Elmer Crews
Pat McLaughlin
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