Syracuse-Wawasee Journal, Volume 47, Number 11, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 December 1953 — Page 11

That Reindeer /« * Becoming a Tradition That reindeer i.< becoming an » American tradition. . Once upon a time there v. ' •« reindeer with a built-in flashlight * bulb for a nos--. You know Kull dolph. the red-nosed reindeer. , K From a small beginning in .19.38, | M the little animal with the built-in beacon has become as familiar as K Humpty-Dumpty and Cinderella to M youngsters everywhere. 4 V First invented as a sales giveB away promotion for Montgomery P Ward by Robert L. May, Rudolph * was featured in many free booklets before he became associated ' with Christmas. Songwriter John- | ay Marks liked the title “Rut dolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer,’.' •o he wrote a aong about it. He ' was so sure he had a success that j he started his own publishing •ompany, using "Rudolph” as his T first release. Gene Autry made ■ t —

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the initial recording, and that one record sold 2,000,000 copies. Last year, there were 16 different recordings of the song for sale, ranging from boogie-woogie by Sugar Chile Robinson to Bing and cowboy singers. FARMERS I.YVITEED TO AG” ’('O.\FERE.Xt K Hoosier farmers and their families are Invited to attend Purdue University’s major "ag” event of the new year—the annual Winter Agricultural Conference, Jan. 6-8. An excellent program of instruction and good fellowship is planned for this yearly get-to-gether, according to W. F. Graham, conference superintendent Included on the four-day agenda are the educational programs of many of the state agri iltunl associations. including 19 livestock breed associations, the Purdue Ag Alumni Association and others.

"Drought Irrigation in Indiana” will be the featured topic at the general-interest meetings on Tuesday. Jan. 5. /The Indiana Farm Management (and Indiana Christmas Tree Growers’ Association will also hold thfir meetings on opening day. Out-of-state notables scheduled to address the farm managers are Dr. C. O. Mitchell, head of the department of economics, University of Nebraska, and Dr. L. J. Norton. agricultural economist, of Illinois. Duke’s State New York state was named in honor of the Duke of York.

wgr / We hope that CHRISTMAS WILL BE A JOYOUS ONE FOR ALL OUR FRIENDS WAWASEE NURSERY Ralph P. Oyler

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A GOOD TEST The first four months of a cow’s lactation may be taken as a fairly accurate indication of what she will produce in ten months, advise Purdue University extension dairy specialists. Production in the first 12j>‘days should be at least one-half of the cow’s anticipated yield; otherwise she should be sold and the feed marketed in a more profitable manner. In other words, a cow with less than 3,500 pounds of milk to her credit at the end of the first four months is unlikely to give 7,000 pounds in ten months time.

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