Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 74, 6 February 1920 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1920.
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farm, 6 miles southeast of Richmond,!
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o'clock. Lire stock and Implements.
Gus Kenslnger, V mile east of Mil
ton. 1 mile south of Pershing, 2 miles southeast of Cambridge City, i General farm sale.
C. W. Craig, 2 miles Bouth-east of
! Eldorado, mile north of the Mcnroe
The numbers of dairy cattle, sheep ! central school, near cemetery. Closing rA Hna nn Tn.n. farms Tan 1 i OUt f arm Bale at 9 . 30.
INCREASE;
HORSES DECREASE, SAYS CROP REPORT
1920 are somewhat greater than a year ago, but the numbers of horses, mules and other cattle have decreased to some extent according to the report Issued today by the Co-operative Crop Reporting Service for Indiana. . The report also shows a decrease In the average value for all stock except mules and milch cows, which have Increased $3 per head; horses have declined $2, all other cattle SO cents, sheep $2.10 and swine $4.30 per bead as compared with the farm prices a year ago. The total value of all live etock on farms of the state Is estimated at $301,513,000. The report fol-lows:
Horses and mules on Indiana farms
A. O. Haisley, 4 miles northwest of Richmond, 2 miles southwest of Webster, at 10 a. m. General sale. Thursday, February 12. B. W. Hensley, one mile north of Richmond on the Chester pike. Annual stock sale.
Oxford Community Nurse
Reports Work for Month
OXFORD, O., Feb. 6. Miss Rose Nelser, Red Crosa community nurse.
yesterday submitted a report of her
first month's work in this village. Dur
ing tha month of January she made
74 calls, had. 24 different cases, and
are slowly decreasing In number and delivered health talks to the children
the once famous family driving horse of the public schools and to the mem-
has been almost entirely supplanted by the automobile. In only a few instances, however, has the number of work animals been reduced because of bringing tractors onto the farm.
bers of the Home and School circle.
Physicians Raise Prices. The physicians of this village yes
terday announced a new schedule of
fees for medical and surgical services.
On Jan. 1 of this year, there were On account of the high cost of rnedl
approximately 821,000 horses and 93,-, cines and ' other accessories a consid000 mules on the farms of this state erable advance in. prices has been
compared with 829,000 horses and 94,- made.
000 mules at the same date last year.
The average value of horses per
head, for all ages, is $2 less than last
To Address Women. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown of Indianap
oils, Ind, a prominent club woman of
year and the total value Is estimates , that city, will come to Oxford on Feb
at $82,921,000. Mules have increased
$3 per head, for all ages, In average value over last year and the total value is estimated at $11,904,000. The number of sheep on Indiana farms Jan.. 1, this year was 1 percent greater than a year ago, being 1,089,j0 head of all ages, with an average Halue'of $11.80 per head, or $2.10 less t than last year, and a total value of 112,850,000. Swine Increase Two Percent. The number of swine on farms at the beginning of this year was 2 percent more than a year ago, notwithstanding many farmers have spld their brood sows and otherwise reduced their stock. A decrease, however, will undoubtedly be apparent within the next few months, although quite a number of farmers who have not been feeding hogs heretofore are now in the business. The number of swine of all ages on farms Jan. 1, this year was 4.7C0.000 compared with 4,668,000 last year. The average value per head was $19, which is $4.30 less than a year ago, and the total value is estimated at $90,440,000. Milch cows show a 2 per cent increase in the number on hand Jan. 1, this year, being 727,000 compared with 713,000 last year; but all other cattle on farms show a decrease o 2 per cent, making the total for other than dairy
cattle on Jan. 1, of this year, 764,000 against 780,000 last year, or a net loss of 5,000 head. Milch cows increased $3 per head in value during the year, vwhile other cattle (all ages) decreased 80 cents per head. The total estimated value of dairy cattle on farms Jan. 1, was $63,976,000, and for all other cattle, $39,422,000. Dairy cows were milked approximately 300 days during the year and averaged about 8 quarts of milk per day for the time milked.
14, to address the Oxford Woman's
club at Oxford college.
Influenza at Miami
Twelve cases of Influenza were last
night reported at Miami university's
nospnai. ur. wade MacMillan. uni
versity physician, says that for the
most part the cases are light. There
are only two which are causing any
anxiety, ana they, he says, are not
really dangerous.
JOHNSON BOOKS PASSAGE (By Associated Press)
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6. Jack John
son, former champion heavvweieht 1 nr overwork of any kind
$27,825 REALIZED
AT HENLEY SALE
What is believed to be a record for
etock sales was made at the farm of
R. E. Henley, near Straughn's, Indlast Friday. In Just 170 minutes, Henley disposed of 168 head of horses and mules, which brought $27,825. The
sale was composed of all classes or horses and mules, but was featured by
several high class teams of draft
animals.
The too price for horses was paid
for a pair of draft animals that sold
under the hammer tor a team
of draft mules sold for $680. More than 1,000 persons attended the sale,
which was one of the largest ever neia on the Henley farm.
his home here. Death was due to heart trouble.
LAFAYETTE The authorities of Purdue University are negotiating for the lease of 200 acres at Glen Lake, Mich for A permanent summer camp it has been, announced. SOUTH BEND Alleged failure to remit certain contributions to . the Fort Wayne diocese of the Roman Catholic church and refusal to obey the rightful demands of ecclesiastical
authority caused the dismissal of Rev. John Kubacki, pastor of St. Adalabertsbert's Cathollo church for the past 25 years. LINTON Isaac Abram, 58 years old, a worker in local mines, was ground to death under a ' dinky engine at the
Linton Fourth Vein stripping plant. EVAN S VILLE The first concrete evidence of the candidacy of General Leonard Wood for president appeared here when petitions appeared asking support for the general.
Indiana News Brevities
GREENFIELD Isaac B. Pickett, 66 years old, one of the city's most successful men and well known over the state, was found dead in a chair at
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British Interested in Trans-Atlantic Flight (By Associated Frers) ' LONDON. Feb. 6. First attempts to
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NAZARENE SERVICE CONTINUES Successful evangelistic meetings are being conducted by the Rev. L. N. Fogg. New England evangelist, at the Church of the Nazarene. t.Tbo services will continue this week and next.
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Farm Sale Calendar
The complete printed Monday.
calendar will be
Saturday, February 7. Raymond Jonc3 Dispersion sale, Straughn, Ind. Stock sale. Monday, February 9. Caleb Jackson and Clinton Russell, on the Jackson farm. 3 miles south of Centerville on the Milton road, 1 mile south of Jackson park. Mules, Duroc hogs, Shropshire sheep, grain and im
plements, Shorthorn cattle, 9:30
, o'clock. J. L. Isley, 4 miles east of Rich
mond. 2 miles west of New Paris, on
the Richmond New Paris pike, 12:30. Tuesday, February 10.
Harry Harrison, 4 ntiles south of Hollansburg. 214 miles east of White
water, at 10 o'clock. General farm sale. Eliason Crowe on Lon Scott farm, south of Walnut Level Station, 10 o'clock, general closing nut sale. Daniel Markey, 4 miles southeast of Eldorado, Ohio, 10 o'clock, general tale, including live stock. A. O. Haisley, 2Vi miles southwest of Webster, 4 miles northwest of Richmond, 10 o'clock. Clean-up sale. Wednesday, February 11. K. S. Bosworth on Joseph Bosworth
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