Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 183, Decatur, Adams County, 1 August 1924 — Page 5
Doesn’t Always M ’" o Where l’«P« X“ X»"« indlunapo’ ll *- AnK*'"' * WlU’rt* PSP# Gowm dOOH | ~ r ,, r Indiana vacationists , * Z t<> ruilroad ticket agents ."majority <'f <*«'• husb “ B '‘" g ° ' ‘ vocation, at different timea a different places th., their " n This l» eHPecikHy true of (l s more advanced age.. C °Xre «rre many reasons lor this ,llnu to the agents. Money en“"‘into it largely, but in some cases L husband and wife do not agree so * h have to go his or her own way. it many husbands feel like U U a nation to get away from their “ lrf . and many wives fee! the name Mahout their husbands.” one agent commented. Wisconsin and Michigan are playcroun,ls for men vacationists, while women go to California. Men ’ ith two weeks off go to the lakes for !iort trips while the women have ‘„ re time and go to resorts in California and on the eastern coast. More and mor, business and professional men are going alone on vaca,ions a gents said They like to go to sn me quiet place to fish and relax, it was their opinion. — Bovs Will Be Taught Farming Methods At Fair (United Press Service) Indianapolis, Ind.. July 31-A camp w herc Indiana farm boys will be taugh farming methods will be one of the features of the Indiana State Pair here, Sept. 5 to 11 this year, according to members of the state fair board today. The camp will be on the northwest part of the ground and will be on the order of a Bov Scout encampment. It will be conducted similar to the school for girls, which U held at the fair annually. The boys will be under the supervision and instruction I of M. L. Hall and Fred Kern, both of Pardue University. They will he boused in barracks | IM by 40 feet which will accomodate 160 cots and is equiped with showers I and other modern conveniences. Three scholarships will be awarded boys attaining the highest records. The usual girls institute will be I conducted during the week of the i fair and the week preceding. Inten- j sive courses in homq econoipips H'ith ( demonstrations including courses in j cooking, sewing, needlework, canning , preserving, home sanitation, and de- |. coration will be conducted. Five i scholarships will be given. Both the girls and boys attend- i ing at the fair will be chosen from > every county in the State from farm i and home economics clubs through ! meijt contests conducted by local do- I mestic science organizations, farm bureaus and chamber of commerce. , Tuberculosis Found In One-ninth Os Herds Tested Systematic tuberculosis testing of j cattle conducted by various States i and the United States Department of ; Agriculture cooperatively, shows that I nearly nine-tenths of premises con- j tain no tuberculous cattle. The per ; cent of infection, however, varies greatly, the records show. In ten I
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'states infection exceeds 25 per cent, or one in four. In 11 States the average Infection is less thanflve, or one herd in 20 The other Htates have intermediate projmrtlonu of infection Persona who hnve never had their cattle tested for tuberculosis and who desire to know the extent of Infection in their locality, may uMaiu inis information by application to the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. While the information given is be Iloved to be of Interest to cattle own 'era, the only certain method of know Ing the health condition of a herd with respect to tuberculosis is the application for a tuberculin teat by a competent veterinarian. Constant Use Os Slang Is Very Detrimental Bloominglp;i, Ind., Aug I—Peoplel—People who use slang constantly., soon lose power to express themselves In any but the most general way. This was the declaration made today by Dr. H. 11. Carter, head of the English department of Indiana Universify. • ‘‘Slang is not particularly objectionable unless it is vulgar,” he said. ‘‘lt is a picturesque form of expression and. if it is serving an idea it ceases to be slang. “But the rapidity with which slang expressions are adopted defeats that purpose of the expression before it spreads very far. It is usually invented to represent a single idea, but in an amazing short time is taken up and used in every conceivable way. It then loses its force and is soon abandoned for new phrases.” Hard Wheat Now Being Grown In Wells County Bluffton, Aug I.—For the first time in its history Wells county is exporting hard wheat. Ten years ago it was declared an impossibility to raise hard wheat in Wells county. Sure, it had been tried, and for one season the product has been good, but by the second season the wheat has softened to the variety 1 that is common for Wells county soil. Five years ago John M. Kaehr obi tained some hard wheat fieni Kansas. I He was told that because Wells coun--Ity ground was minus alkili. the I wheat would become soft. | Kaehr raised a few acre s for seed. .’ On succeeding years ho did the same. i and now this wheat is being raised in | many pang of the county, and it is i even harder than the kind first sown. It was this hard wheat raised by
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Charles Harvey, of near Murray, that I this year tested 64 pounds to the bushel. —• — — 0 Savings Receipts In State On Increase (United Press Service) Indianapolis, Ind., Aug I.—Despite slackening of industrial operations in Indiana savings deposits In Indiana l»anks increased slightly during June It was announced today by the Federal Reserve Bank. Thi» is the first increase in several months, the report said. It accredited the increase partly to the cerdlting of semiannual Interest. The gain was also attributed to in I dicalious of a business revival. The | gain was .7 per cent over the previ- j ouh month and 2.8 over the same month a year ago. The report was based on deposits totaling $54, 551,968 in thirty-eight banks. — o Peru—Kern Akers in jail here on a bigamy charge is lonesome. The jail has no other inmates.
Clinton—lt is going to be hard to break Jail here. Contract ha s been let to have new bars put in the cells. Lafayettte—A band of gypsies riding in Packard automobiles were ordered out of town. Twenty-seven werexounted riding in one machine.
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