Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 147, 30 April 1920 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920.
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The Farm and The Farmer By William R. 8a n born
"The early sown oats, put in about Kaster, are looking fine," said J. N. AIcMahan, route 4, Liberty. "No. I liaven't planted any oats myself this year, and not many around here have .pot them sown, though several will llant, soon as ground is ready. I have a lot of wheat which went in on fallow ground rather late which will make a crop, the rest looks poor, but all the ground has been sown to clover." Mr, McMahan reports wintering 27 brood sows, from 25 of which hei. has
saved 150 thrifty pigs, none of which
which looks mighty good, but a small part of it lies thin on the ground, and may be taken by weeds, for these are already showing. We need growing weather to really tell just how wheat will stool and thicken up," in Mr. Carson's opinion. He is to plant 45 acres in corn. Farmers Buying Pure Breda. Time was, and not so long ago, that farmers seldom attended a breeders' sale, but more of them are becoming interested in pure bred stock.
Take the Hawthorn Farm sale of
ing of hogs at times the average weights at various markets were heavier this year than last. The average of 246 pounds at Omaha, In March, was 10 pounds higher than in 1919; at Kansas City was 14 pounds up at 205, 9 pounds at St. Louis at 182 and 12 at St. Joseph at 240 pounds. Some Illinois lands have made record advances. An 80-acre tract near Pana, bought 15 months ago at $100, sold lately at $275, a profit of $9,200. A 400-acre farm near Rochester brought $119,000, an advance of nearly $50,000 over the 1914 price. The man who stated that "Prices don't go up; they are put up," furnished food for thought.
oame during the severe weather, and Shorthorns on Wednesday, advertised
his losses were comparatively light. As
to the future hog market he thinks that corn and hogs are too much out of Pne not to come nearer to a balance later on. Some Prolific Ewes. J. C. Carson, living near Kltchell, lias the banner small flock of ewes, so far as we have heard this spring. His 27 ewes produced 41 lambs, of which :?9 are alive and kicking. He relates that one has added three lambs to his flock each of the last three springs, and saved two of them this year. He comes pretty near to holding the record on pigs, too, having 96 on the place from 12 brood sows, which In fact is surprising, in view of the heavy losses in the pork crop so many farmers down that way have reported; ulso at many other points in the Richmond radius. "Men who sowed oats early are fortunate; their fields are very promising .vnd there is no complaint of seed rot. 1 have 40 acres of wheat, some of
locally only. While the crowd was not large every man was a prospective
buyer. A number of counties were represented, and there really was not cattle enough to go 'round, only 40 head being put up. Among the buyers were: Will Bucklln, William Brumfield, J. K Meyers, of Hagerstown, Ray Rinker, M. F. Brumfield, Robert Mitchell, Vincent Wilson, Edward Bragg, W. A. Lintner, Edward Pierce, Herbert Brinkley, Clarence Clemonson and Lewis Kinsey. Mr. Kinsey paid $100 for a roan heifer calf, and then bought the eight-year-old mother for the same money. Calves a few weeks ago brought the price of the average farm cow. Ray Rinker paid $115 for one little chap. Pfsnitf the almost frenzifd market-
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Jackson Townships Farmers
Will Hear Patterson, Of
Indianapolis Tuesday Eve The second quarterly meeting of the Jackson township federation will be held at the town hall, in Cambridge City, Tuesday evening, May 4. It is desired that there be a full attendance of the members; also that everyone interested in farm activities be present, the invitation being general. The meeting is called in the interest of better farming, greater per acre
production, the cultivation of farm , its kind since the federation was
friendships and rural social life, all formed a year ago, and will be for the
of which the federation is organized
to promote. "Charles Patterson, of Indianapolis, a practical and successful fanner, will address the meeting," said Uriah Bertsch, chairman of the program committee, "and our county agent. E. F. Murphy, will also be with us to talk on township farm and club matters."
Vigorous Men and Women are in Demand
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Farm Federation
A call was issued Thursday by John G. Brown, of Monon, president of the Indiana Federation of Farmers' Associations, for a state-wide meeting of presidents of county organizations of farmers to be held at the Claypool
hotel on Monday, May 17.
purpose of getting together on state issues, exchange of ideas and for
adopting uniform policies. In addition to the county presidents, county agents who have been co-operating with the federation will be asked to be present. Eighty-three counties affiliated with the state organization will be represented at the meeting, which is regarded as next in importance to the state convention in November. All of the officers of the federation, including President Brown; Everett McClure, first vice president; Maurice Douglass, second vice persident: E. E. Reynolds, treasurer; Lewis Taylor, general secretary, and the ten district directors, will be present.
Center Farmers To Hear Crawford Monday Eve The farmers of Center township will meet Monday evening: at 7 p. m., in the town hall at Centerville. Earl Crawford, of Washington township, first vice-president of the county association, and ex-representatlve from Wayne county, will give the address. Anyone wishing to enter the 5-acre corn contest or take up the ear-to-row
work, and all boys and girls desiringto form pig and calf clubs should notl-t fy the president at 'this meeting, Everyone Is Invited.
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NewMctor Records for May The announcement of this new list of Victor Records really constitutes an invitation to hear them. Wherever there is a Victor dealer, he will consider it a privilege to play any music for you.
Number Size Prle
Carmen Habanera Chanson de la Touraine (Son of Tourainr) Cradle Song (Mendelssohn) Violin Lo, Here the Gentle Lark Call Me Thine Own Sunrise and Yon Fond Recollection. Violoncello Symphony in G Minor Menuetto (Mozart) Duna
Cabriella Besanzoni 74613 Emilio de Gogorza 64862 Mischa Elman 74607 Amelita Galli-Cnrci 74608 Mabel Garrison 74612 Edward Johnson 64864 Hans iGndler 64861 Philadelphia Orchestra 74609 Reinald Werrenrath 64863
How Lorely are the Messenger. (2) See, the Conqu'ring
Hero Comes If With All Your Heart. (2) Pastoral Symphony Daddy, You've Been a Mother to Me Just Like the Rose How Sorry You'll Be, Waifll You See He Went In Like a Lion and Came Out Like a Lamb
Victor Orchestra 1 18655
Victor Orchestral
Henry Burr
Charles Harrison
EsthcrWalker) Billy Murray J
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Albert Campbell and H.nry Burr
Hand in Hand Again
All That I Want is You
Hiawatha. Melody of Love Sterling Trio I'm Alway. Falling in Love with the Other Fellow'. Girl Elliott Shaw
Left All Alone Again Blue. Medley Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith'. Orchestra) Whose Baby Are You ? Medley One-Step Joseph C Smith. Orchestra ) Karavan Fox Trot Joseph C Smith. Orchestra) When You're Alone Fox Trot Paul Bieae and his Novelty Orchestra)
I'll See You in C-U-B-A Medley Fox Trot The Crocodile Fox Trot
Palace Trio
18656 10 .85 18657 10 .85 18653 10 .85 18660 10 .85 1 t 18661 10 .85 18662 10 .S5 18663 10 .85
Hear these new Victor Records to-morrow at any Victor dealer's. He will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing them. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Victrolas $25 to $1500.
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