Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 132, Decatur, Adams County, 5 June 1947 — Page 7

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of H e MoN e«tl BY UNCLE 808 j I of the Kraft Dairy Farm Service J nSnM ■igh Quality Hay Cuts Feed Costs Bht "A I'llmCmi'niS"fo? r a bc " , ' r to make it into i stlage. That’s ■it missed it and a lounger at another subject which your county ■»n said. "Guern you didn't agent can give you some sound |Ker "I just didn t start soon Anyway, I know you'll find the HE Which leads up to starting Kraftsman article on hay qualsoon enough—at the jty of great intercut, so if you are stage, mostly. not getting a copy, write Uncle Ktr't an article on hay qual- }*® b ai *® a . ’’witliuuX IWM "hat it means in the «•-> * nJ 1 U • €, “* °“ e HitbttUl |mM ay issue of theProducers’ dbargc■man. with photograph* ■or which show the differ- ■_ between excellent, good, poor quality hay. rT t rr<*Clß i you can tell a lot about value of hay. Green, leafy |H|S*s£3 makes up excellent ami , grades is high in the I '■ ■BSkSwM ■mwnts your cows need. X'twL. Nrr’lt-r-Vl ! alfalfa for example. Excelwill show 18% protein, r-—-' - ■% and poor 12%. The stuff -"Ar 1 7 J ~ ‘ carotene" which contains A goes from a rating of 50 ■per million in excellent hay —— ■to 4 parts in poor. ■ that difference is mighty fcnt in the health of your ■ withwmliHHno\l. tangled up between adders and mul- ■ d f ».•J°* n J ,h aC " ti pliers and dividers and subtrac■wm in gSd £Sh 7nd ««■ “ I U “ 10 you slra ‘ ght ' ■1 does not produce milk. Hot weather, if it hasn't hit your farm yet, isn't far away. 5) Which means extra care in cool-(’/-"X ing milk, to keep bacteria from KZXaX) multiplying. When those little ■ things start increasing, they || XJ*_3 V cause milk to spoil. So by multi(■fl ( plying they subtract from your income. M I' b You'll want to check whatever H/ / ■k—[ zA i ' cooling system you use to be sure B\i 2t ** do * nßthe,ob There was a lot of rain in spots this spring making for good hay K and pasture But whether your pastures hold up in summer is t.u.. ■ ... , another question. ■7 1 mthe difference in thequal- „ ~ . Inh n t ora . ■ the hay that you’ll feed next Cow* can tdo their job of pro ■ h determined by you and ducing at a high level without all twither Th? the good feed they £ ■*" excellent and poor alfalfa » 11 PP !emen,k ‘ ry ,^ n < J nbLfTou and poor clover is most feeding Is fci'T y a dlf ference in the are planning all summer long. ■ the bffi *' plus llandling One of my goxi extension friends ■ *" to t>* n»o*. has fl|?lirw j ()Ut tiiat a cow- needs 100 E“««l ,hem before, but pounds of grass per da y-I don <«* ■ ***y cotne again—the right P«t you to go ait B?“ one-tenth to one-quarter tell by looking that the cows are WJT?*’. clover, half bloom no t getting that much. clover when buds show , i».« mishtv im- »* x>n « hcadwl - 11 they ar : 1 .h?o>w th t ■ l * w "’ : and noybean*. portant to you and th. cows tnaj ■ ‘•’y pods arc well filled and supplementary hay or silage ano "eaves turn yellow. gr*i» ** Z/ fi IO «<o rainy weather at ’ ■I tune, maybe you will do u-avw' ■ as a Service so the Dairy Farmers of Amerce b/ KBAFT poods COMPANY w

New Asphalt Roof On Elks Home Here Roof Damaged By Recent High Wind A new asphalt shingle root is beIng placed on tho Elks home on North Second street. Part of the roof was damaged by the high wind that swept over the city a few •lays ago. The Elks home i a one of the oldest and largest residences ever built here. The history books state that It was built in about 1858 by J- D. Nuttman, who, in hb day, was the leading merchant and banker in the town. Mr. Nuttman later moved to Fort Wayne, where he increased his fortune in the banking business. More than 30 years ago the property was purchased by the C. C. Schafer family from the Niblick heirs. The latter family occupied it tor more than half a century. The place was extensively remodeled by Mr. Schafer. The Decatur Elka purchased the property in 1825 and revamped Die attic, or third floor, into an attractive lodge ball. The half block site on which the stately colonial-type house sits, has been beatified this year with the reseeding and cultivation of its spacious lawns.

Visual Prsef Offered Rostoa (UP)—A bridegroom sent a weddfhg picture of himself and his bride to the lacome tax collector's office here to prove that he was entitled to at least one extra exemption. •——i — Invitation Accepted North Platte. Neb. (UP) Thieves at North Platte believed In a sign, especially one above a doorway reading "Step Inn." They removed the front door lock, stepped In, and stepped out again with 150 In cash and several boxes of cigars. < >■!■■« allow rg Hoard of <«»- M.>eda>, Saar 3. IIH7. IIM7. Haywood ppb. Co oper SI2I H »<•'■»t‘>r tight W Power oper 111 SV citisen relephone Co. oper .. so. it Fub. <’p. clerk op 10.15 Clyde O. Troutner Hark port. S.O« Doiiglar t’o. Innin rloth s!i »S Thurninn I Drew nun ot* SOS Decatur Democrat Co.aud op & legal adv 5* jt l| M Drew or tre*». oper J.fS Roy L Price trea* S% fees .. HS.I7 lloec SeHiWMld recor op l.uo Herman Bownmn *are of Inoa M.<*o Char E. Ixtbulger «her *pec <tep 5.00 la*onard Morrlaou »h< r epee dep 5 00 Herman Bowman »h<rlf mil 39 11 Herman Howman board of prla St 50 Virgil F. Ilowcra aurv mH is zv Hob Kverctt dragll op IDS.Co Jerald D. Harger bolides op .. 155.00 Dal- Mankey dragll help JM Xi Calvin Dubaih dragll op . 2X.25 '•bauncey K<yn.,ld» drag help 21 00 Harley DlnluZrep til dra S *0 David Amatiits rep tIU- dra 8.10 C. W 11. Xchwarlr. rep til dra 49 *8 Josephine Ivetich rep til drst 218 Theodore Heller rep til dra .. 28.(0 Andrew Hackanjo* rep til dra 13.80 Jacob M Hoffman re til dra .. .3.10 Irfvy llroe. rep til dra 10.5* Tuny Corral rep til dra * 50 George L. Warner rep til dra .. 30 00 Erwin Isch rep til dra 23.32 Charley M< berry rep til dra .. 37.40 Charley Burdg rep til dra ... .. 2.00 Albert Gelael rep til dra 5.10 Harry M Bow«ra rep til dra 17.00 Allrnetal High Prod re til dra 114 X 8 Otle J Line open dra rep. . 9(0.00 Korte Bro«. iiurv op .... 20.30 Commercial Print Shop sur op rep 0.60 B<aver* Oil S«-rv. «urv. end op 32.59 Shell OH Co. aur op 35.38 Korte Brux, eur prop 112.9<* Melvin Mallonee att off mil .. 3.29 L E Archbold co ag eal mil A oper .... D'l Clara la-ngerlch co ag aten »al .... 131.00 Anna K. Willlauia home deni agt mil oper 35.X5 Dr. D. D. Jones heal of aal . 27.00 Dr. D. D. Jonea heal of oper .. . 1.50 Myles Parrish pros at op 24.45 Citizens Tel Co. clr ct opr .. .. 5.441 West. Puhi Co. clr i t opr 17.50 American laiw Book Co. clr et oper IS.So Lawyers Co-Op co X 10.00 C. II Muselmdn pro of mH jr* *•<> John Bixler <’. H cunt sal . 15" oo Verona Venls C. H. mat «al So.oo H 'lthouse Drug <7o. II op 59.40 I'. S. Chemical Co. C. II opr .. 35.*2 Ft. Wayne Portland Tru< k C. H. oper 3.10 Continental Chemical Co C. H. oper .... 19.9* Dr. J. M Burk Jail oper 3.00 The S' hater Store Jail op. r .... 7.35 North Ind. Pub Ser Jail op 7.48 Frank .A. Kllson Inf supt sal . IM 33 Joanna Kitsou inf mat sal ... 73.33 Dr. James M. Burk Inf phys 22 "o Dr. I». D. Jones Inf phs . 3 **o Adams Co. .Mem. Hosp. Inf op .39.05 • lllllg A Doan oper . 941.00 Pyros Hilbert Inf op** -S"4l" Albert Sudduth Inf op sO.oo Herbert Kitson Inf op 2 35.0 S Edna My.rs Inf op 15.00 Georgia Myers Inf op 15.00 Bev. E I! Allwardt Inf <*|> 4<H' llev. C. N. VanGundy Inf op I 00 Curtis Hill Inf op 12.17 I'. S Ch-mi.al <’o Inf op 31.0 S Continental I ’hern. Co. Jnt op 3( 00 Holthouse Drug Inf op. 29 90 Nlblh k * Co- I»f op 139.31 J W. Lobdell inf op .... .... 24.0a Geneva Hatcheries Inf op 21.50 Decatur Democrat <‘o. Inf op 6.40 Burk Elevator Co. Inf op 2*6 "0 Htm kv's Dept Store inf op 91s Stewart's Bakery inf op 47.93 Beavers oil Herv Inf op ».>.91 Itlchard K Moses Inf op 19 37 H K Hite Inf Op ... 15 I? Charles E. Burke Inf op 9.1a Dwight It. Arnold scr of op A mil '* •" C. J. Jones co (oiim ll -0 Chris Stahly co council . 30 o« Julius ScliultX co council 20"9 Henry Dehner c„ council 4« "0 Otto Hoffman <•<> council .. - • ' la-on Neuenar-hwander co coun 2" oo William Kruetsman ••<• council 20.00 Ferd L Litterer co. att .. j>o 00 Herne Witness legal adv aJ.OJ Bough Noles Co. Ins J* 31 Decatur Ins. Ag< y Ina .... .... 3>.aa Gllllg A Doan soldier burial 73.«0 Hardy * Hardy soldier bur. .... 71.00 Mwo-me Beekmeyer l-H club ..-t i/ion w” Amerlcao Legion flag" ’S*'?" Gerald Spninger fox bounty I Elmer ltl< h fox bounty !•; Clarence J Meyer fox houn .... *.»•• Hugo Buerger fox houn I.;" Williams Howards fox bounty _ I .<0 Irene Byrons Hani , I tn, sei I Andrews tax refund .. 2 Orlen F. Clark lax refund •»» Tlfllo Jauregui tax ri-fun .... - ■>" Agn-s E Kelly tax refun 1 Will Winner Wash Twp Ass .. M» «• John Baker W ish Iwp Asa .. 390 00 Mildred Darwaihter Wash # Earl Martin Wash Twp. Ass. 312.00 Dora C. H< hlefersteln 800 l Twp dep Ass Hvlvan Hprunger Monroe Twp. As" F. B. lAspv Wabash Twp A MN, • Ehanor Bebout Ele* t|on exp AM MA Ralph Itl-e supt -al ?*-’?!!-’ Sam Butler asst supt sal • Alle rt Fox asst supt sal I'•' Nathan Meshherger asst supt. Floyd Smith-y tr dri l*j9' Wayne Gaunt tr dr .... 159 ’ Hoy Heller tr dr . «-•*; Winston Moser tr dr —• . Arnold Weidler tr dr }-•- ' Martin L lluwr tr dr ■ -0.4 Glen A laoitxenhelser tr dr ll.» Harvey Sin-11 tr dr » ~',r.X , .', r .X r tr ,r d?; V’rHnk "■‘T’eterX. 'ingi- han 100 00 Grover Cottrell single hands - Cedrh Tnml-leson single han {•- ’J Harold Burger "Ingle han 1«»»« (Joiman Fox single ban , Chris F Zur-her single han 1.. .< AnxM* Htfiner nlnglr ban -•* - r -irlst Miller single han }«* » Don Harvey single han >«! • Cltlxen s Tel. Co. OP - J Decatur Light A Power op I■; ■*' Burk Elevator Co. op ’»■»« Kort Bros Im op “ t--, David L. S-hwartx op ' IHehle Tractor A Imp. <-. op 30.7 X Arnold A Klenk op Walter HrltSellhof-' op Al D Hehniltt mir sab- "P Mollenkopf A Kiting -I- I»'.' NacAHlxter Ma. h<4 o ->p -I- 1 Main Ht FHHnd "I* ««; HI,-II OH Co Im- op Auditor of Slat-- op ' .1* *| |»..<atur Super Her op Ft Wayne Pipe * supply "I* -2 Ce ntral Motor Parts <o. op -• '3 John W Karell Ht-rne Co |BJJ U Me-'llheiger Bros Slone mat 3*3 I 4« Welfare Cltixen s Tel. ’ " "I’ - - j Hernb-s Nelson post A mH •* Mary J«»< ILu-'.'• "■d | “ Mabe! Ner.W! jg/d-y terfiried before see this 3*l 0“’ ©re*. I seat J, Indlase.

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U. S. Army Is Back On Volunteer Basis Practically All Os Draftees Discharged Washington, June 5—(UP)— The army, once predominantly an ouirit of draftees. Is back on a full volunteer basla for the firs! time since 1940, It was revealed today. Brig. Gen. A. G. Trudeau, chief of the war department manpower control group, said all draftees have boon dlacharged. with a few minor exceptiona, well ahead of the Jnly 1 deadline Trudeau said the exceptiona included men hospitalized, in confinement waiting court martial or those serving sentences. Some are on terminal leave which they they will complete by June 30. Also remaining are some medical. dental aud linguistic officers who are serving out their obligation in return for the education they received at army expense during the war. The draft began late in 1940 and expired last March 31. Trudeau said enlistments had dropped far below army hope* and that the army is down to 1,050,000 men -20.000 below the 1,070,000 strength authorized for July 1 by

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congresa. Os this number 90.000 to 100.000 arc non effei fives. Non-effectives include men on terminal leave. In the ho*pltal or otherwise out so active service. The total Includes both ground and air forces. Enlistments dipped from 35,478 in January to 21.897 In February. 20.223 in March and 15.803 In April. The total for .May is expected to be less than 15.001 T. Maj. Gen. W. 8. Paul, war deportment personnel director, said that the army needed 30.000 recruits a month to keep up to required strength. Trudeau said the army hopes for an upsurge In recruiting in June when It expects to get 13 percent of the male graduate* of the nation's high schools. President's Mother Reported Unchanged Grandview. Mo . June 5 (UP) The valiant spirit of Mrs. .Martha E. Truman buoyed her tired body today and doctors reported that her condition was unchanged. Dr. J. W. Graham. Kansas City, said the President’s 94-year old mother was restless yesterday afternoon but appeared more com sortable during the evening. Graham is the father of BrigGen. Wallace Graham, White House physician here to attend Mrs. Truman.

High School Pupil Posed As Surgeon Detroit Lad Freed Under Bond Os SSOO Detroit, June 5 - (UP)--Theo-dore Cole. Jr. 23-year-nld high School student who said all bi knew about medicine was what he had read in a book, was free on I'iOo Ikiiiil today on ( barges he pnsed as a doctor for IX month* and even perfornied operations without losing a single patient. Police and red-faerd boaril of health officer* said young Cole Hundwichcd a suciessful medical career in between classes at Cui technical high school. Th* y accused him of hanging out a shingle, putting a "Dr." in front of bis name in the telephone directory ami listing him self in a directory of physicians distributed to hospitals. A iMiard of health complaint said Cole was paid 3125 for j»*-r forming an emergency appendectomy last Sept. 21 on Mrs. Agnes Br-iWn in a Detroit hospital. Th-' woman recovered. Police said 'be youth performed several other operations *r.<l never lost a case. Health officer

Edward J McDonnell produced hospital charts, signed by Cole, (fderlng that Mrs. Brown be given sulfa drugs and that penl clllln treatment* be discontinue 1. The youth, who told police he bad a read a medical hook, made no comment when he was arraigned. —.... O“- —■ — — Irntlr In » l.oed Tons — Drcstnr

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Man zeta an excellent example for the child hy acquiring good habit* GIRL SOUT, BROWNIE (fnallnsea fn*— !••*» Il staff will hold a pre camp meeting at the Boy Scout »heiter house from 4 to 8 pm. Friday.