Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 94, 1 March 1918 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918.

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FARMERS URGED TO SEND CARDS IN BY MONDAY

Only 812 Have Returned Information in Labor and : Grain Poll.

- Only 812 farmers out of 2.300 in Wayne county hare returned their cards in the labor and grain poll of the county being taken by Demonstration Agent Zechiel. Zechlel Thursday announced the number returned in each township. The returns must b tabulated and in the hands of the state organization by March 6 and Zechlel is displeased at the small proportion of farmers who have filled out their cards. tion Agent Zechiel is displeased at the small proportion of farmers who have filled out their cards. "It is up to the fanners to get awake." he said. "This information is of vital. importance to the entire agricultural industry and it is to their interest to return as complete a poll as possible." Must Be in Monday. Cards may be turned in up to Monday night. The numbers of cards supplied by the various townships follows: Abfngton, 85: Washington. 3 4 :'i : Perry. 75; Boston. 82; Harrison, 50; Franklin, 43; New Garden. 93; Wayne, 130; Center, 5; Webster, 54; Clay, 25; Jackson. 5; Oreene, 15; Dalton, none. The seed corn situation in the country will be partially alleviated by the carload of seed corn which has been obtained for farmers by Zechiel. Zechlel is to be in Richmond Saturday, and will have on display at the county schocl superintendents office; samples of the corn which has been obtained. Th,e corn probably will be

shipped to one farmer In the county to be distributed from one point. The supply of seed corn which may be obtained will only provide a small percent of that which la needed, according to Zechlel. In order to plant the corn acreage in the county 16,000 bushels of seed corn will be needed, and about one-third of that amount can be obtained from the farmers themselves.

Estate of A. S. Brooks Valued at $15,000 . The Dickinson Trust company was appointed administrator of the estate of Andrew S. Brooks by Judge Fox in circuit court. The statement of the administrator shows the personal estate to be worth $12,000 and the reai estate to be worth $3X100. His brothers and sisters, Jesse, John and Hulda Brooks and Mary Kenley are named as heirs to the property.

Five Cars of Train Turn Over Near Lafayette LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 1. Three sleepers, one day coach and a baggage car of southbound Monon passenger train No. 3, due here at 12:37 o'clock this morning, turned over at Ash Grove, ten miles north of here shortly after midnight. None of the passengers was seriously injured, and the minor injuries were dressed by physicians who went from here on a relief train. A broken brake, beam Is believed to have caused the wreck.

War Had No Effect on Marriages in February There were few "war marriages" in February, according to the monthly figures in the county clerk's office. The total number of licenses for the month was thirty-three, which is the average number issued in peace times. . The great war did not have much effect upon the domestic ones, according to the divorce figures for the month. Seven suits for divorce were filed during February and four divorce decrees were granted.

26 JOINED ARMY HERE LAST MONTH

Enlistments in the army In February decreased over January, according to Army Recruiter Wright. Wright sent 26 men to Indianapolis to take the final examination this month, while in January he sent 36. The last two men to go to Indianapolis for final examinations were William Morton, 230 North Seventh street and Kenneth Chappel, 8176 Main street.

Purdue's Queen Lays 260 Eggs in Year for Title LAFAYETTE, Ind Mar. 1. Purdue's Queen, a barred rock hen, now two years old. is the champion egg layer of the state, according to records available at Purdue University. Last year this bird laid 260 eggs, which means that on only forty-five days of the year, not including Sundays and bankers holidays, she failed to add her mite to the nations food supply. Purdue's Princess, a sister of Purdue's Queen, laid 234 eggs last year, with the remarkable record of 30 doys without missing her chance to lay an egg.- Several times she went more than 25 days without missing laying, but the hot weather last summer kept her average below that of her sister. Both birds were hatched in March 1916. laid their first eggs the following November, continued through the winter and also through the recent severe cold spell, Prof. A. G. Phillips, head of the poultry department said.

SATURDAY SPECIAL STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, 35c per Dozen Come Early! THISTLETHWAITE'S 5 DRUG STORES

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$3 Front or Back Lace

CORSETS

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