194 H Club Members Make Purdue Trip
194 H club members from Daviess County depart for Purdue University for a three day 4 H Club Round Up. The trip honors members for outstanding township leadership. Moderators include teachers and family chaperones with regional 4 H staff guiding the event.
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Purdue
Aineteen Daviess County
Pur- University
Indiana Governor Signals No Plans to Revise Theme Cars
Indianapolis June 13. Gov Clifford Townsend said he had no plans to revise Indiana's controversial theme of their cars. He indicated a possible update may come later, but did not commit to any timetable or changes at this time.
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Camels Highlight Team Spirit in Championship Battle
The fragment references Cochran and Camels in a championship context, noting triumphs at iaras and a pressure filled match where Camels are portrayed as confident and steady, resisting jitters and delivering a clear performance under strain.
Missionary Society Meets at Mary Barton Home
The Missionary Society led by Rev. Me Jerator and Mrs. Matt E. Matt. Rieate Paul New reports on the convention. Attendees include Catherine Eldean Clem, Betty Rieate, Verne Gran iT, Helen Ni Bie, Colleen Sk hag, and others from Akron Ohio California Kansas City Carmi Illinois.
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De Pauw honors six with honorary divinity degrees
Greencastle Ind June 13 the DePauw University awarded six honorary divinity degrees at its 99th commencement. Recipients included Rev Charles W Jeffras pastor of the Methodist church Springfield Mass Rev Adolphus Linfield Boston University theology professor and Rev Walter Earl Pitteger Kokomo district superintendent among others.
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Livestock Market Report Prices by Weight and Type
Hog prices show 160-250 lb hogs at 8.80 to 9.25 dollars and heavier cuts up to 9.05 for 250-300 lb. Cattle movement notes firmness for fed steers and weakness for cows, with top steers at 9.75 and vealers near 9.50. Sheep demand mixed with spring lambs 9.00 to 9.50 and tops around 10.00. broader calves and hogs also listed across weight bands.
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Lucky Collie Dog Tale Surfaces in Odd Report
Fragmentary text shows a quirky note about a lucky collie dog in Massachusetts. Cats are claimed to have nine lives in a playful, unclear snippet. The excerpt appears to mix whimsy with stray commentary, leaving the core event or source unclear.
Fear as a Life Saving Instinct in Modern Life
A discussion on fear emphasizing its value as an inner warning that helps avoid danger. It notes fear in daily life guiding caution with family safety and auto maintenance, contrasting prudent caution with sensational scare tactics in advertising.
Relics Found At Lava Monument Cave Site
Officials report ochre relics placed at the Lava monument cave in the high desert county. The artifacts include skull fragments believed to belong to a young Native American brave who died in the mid nineteenth century while stationed in the area. William Burnett and Ea Ochre residents noted by officials.
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Meteorologist Roscoe Nunn Retires After 47 Years of Service
Roscoe Nunn longtime head meteorologist with the United States Weather Bureau completes 47 years of service. Born near Rawleigh North Carolina he rose to chief of the St Louis division and later held senior roles in Raleigh Memphis and Baltimore. A related note mentions Walter J Moxom succeeding Nunn as head of the St Louis bureau.
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United States Weather Bureau
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False Teeth Messaged for Comfort and Security
Tooth users face slipping teeth and discomfort. Advertisers urge sprinkling FASTEETH on plates to keep false teeth in place and reduce bad breath. Available at drug stores with no substitute.
Camel Tobacco Quality Praised by Planters
Mr John Durham Jr a noted planter asserts Camel cigarettes use fine tobaccos. He says Camel buyers pay for the best grades from his crop and those of friends with better tobaccos yielding better smoking. He notes growers prefer Camels for their tobacco quality.
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John Durham, Jr
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