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‘Much More Rain Than Can Be Expected’ f All That Will Keep County From Drought

The prospect of a serious drought) Weather bureau statistics reveal in this area is causing growing con-|that in the past seven years there cern among farmers and agricul- | has been a total deficiency of 25.06 tural experts. inches. In 1939 there was an excess The effects of lack of sufficient Of 201 inches. However, last year rain are already being felt and some | [ere was a deficiency of 11.18 Marion County farmers have been Inches. hauling water for their stock for | Wells necessary for the watering several months. of stock are from seven to 12 feet Since 1934 the water level in this below normal and the immediate area has failed to rise, and sub soil, (danger is the lack of water for vital for crop moisture when the [CHock, Hotsce ie Marion Couny Agricultural agent, sai

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SCHOOL TO CALL HOOSIER MEDICS

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To Stress War Effects; Experts to Lecture.

Mental and physical by-products] of this warring world will feature (the anual Indiana University Medical School post-graduate school for weather turns hot, is “bone dry.” Vero! Os distri i ysici | With no reserve moisture in the] egetable growers in is distric Bkiee Bh Ysic apis Monday through | sub soil the only hope of averting |may also be hard hit, Mr. Abbott riday at the Medical Center. - | drought is a great deal more rain|said. The vegetable growers who Five outstanding medical edu-|than can be reasonably expected depend on irrigation fed from wells cators have been booked for the, this summer, a x out of Ack i Sele wells Last year there was 11.18 inches|run dry,” the agent said. Bight A oe aeuity mers {less rainfall than the average and Many wells which went dry last will lea daytime panels. Several | ¢ ' this year there is already a 7.11 | Fumes have failed to fil} again and hundred licensed physicians are ex-| deficiency. |tarmers are drilling deeper ‘and pected to attend the “brushup |

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deeper in an effort to assure a cone stant flow of water. b Rivers and streams in and around 1! Indianapolis are low, Mr. Abbott © said, and while we have had plenty of rain this year for the immediate needs of the crops it has not helped to avert a possible drought, “When hot weather comes,” he said, “and the surface moisture is used up there will be no reserve supply for the crops.” The drought has already ruined winger crops which, according to Mr. Abbott, “didn't grow at all until this month.” Added to the problems of the lowering water level, according to some officials, is the increase in national defense industries moving into Indianapolis and adding to the water demand.

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