Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 92, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 8 May 1947 — Page 5

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1947. PAGE FIVE due U. Plans (dairy department. Instruction in jthis school will cover the filling out of the yearly record for one . herd and discussions of milk testing and problems in feeding and j management. G. A. Williams, j Purdue extension dairyman, will be in charge. No tuition is required of office at least one week in advance in order that necessary accommodations may be secured. Mr. Williams, explains that the monthly one-day test.; I Testers receive from $160 to ' $185 a month and are provided room and board, M!r. Williams says. High school training is a desirable requisite for the prospecting tester and the work : leads to such jobs as fieldmen and field executives for dairy manufacturers. Counties in need of testers by June 1 are Sullivan, Porter, Marion, Hancock, Johnson, Harrison, Floyd, and Clark. Further information may be obtained from the county agent's office or the dairy department of Purdue University. ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN ONE HOUR. IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c back. Ask your druggist for this STRONG Tester School r May 19 To 29 ! average cow tester visits an average of 24 dairy farms once tunsricitle. TE-OL.. Mafle with i0 percent alcohol, it PENETRATES. Reaches and kills MORE germs faster. Today at Bennett's Pharmacy. . . K. Anderson, County Agrial Agent, calls the .attenf high school vocational ilture graduates to the cow .training school to be held rdue University May 19 to dcr the direction of the each month for one year, weighing the milk produced by each cow and testing a .sample of . butterfat. In addition, his work includes weighing of the ( feed, and keeping records for each cow and the herd from the trainees attending the course, but they are required to provide for room and board while on the campus. Those'who plan to enter should advise the dairy extension Steuben, "DeKalb, Jasper, Wells:

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