The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 March 1944 — Page 3

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FREEDOM •RONT

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VICTORY

with ADS r-'f/.M ir

Be sure and ne at the hlph schol auditorium Thursday night, March 0, at 7 o'clock. If you can’t make it at 7 be there at 9 and see WIBC Hoosier Barn Dance sponsored by he Maple H. ights Home Economics Club. 6-2t.

Buchheit 7-lf.

Guernsey heifers. |Junes, IFhonc 22E5 6-2?

FILE MORTGAGE Exemptions. Notary Public, Deeds, Abstracts. Elizabeth O’Neal. Cloverdale, Indiana. Third house east of Methodist church-north side of street—corner house. 6-3p.

[V ■ 1 |n. 7 miles east on

6-2p.

1 stove heatrola j Phone 441-R or j

6-3t

hole.

>37 Bui;k coach, j ry, radio and booth mouth mules, ' 70 lbs. See anym. Charles Sage. 6-2t.

({t.'.'i Ford tudor, ex- | Buis. Cedar Crest 6-3ir.

year old flight 1850.

horse, Frank 6-2p.

[n especially good 8 luse with stoker and Iwithin one block of ingement for roomBly. Price reasonable. 6-3ts

four door Chevgood tires. Ross I Route 1. 6-3p j Mixed hay, mostly tier ton. V. V. Me- J Maysville. 6-2p

Guernsey cow, 7 | a good flow of milk. 1. 4. 6-3p

*iano, good condition. ( rillmore. 6-7-9-10-4p | 1450 egg hot water condition. 409 west

flOOO bushi'ts of gotrd od Hereford heifers. Fdlmorc, R. 1. 7-2p General Electric j In at the Banner Of-j

7-3?

RCA Electric table od condition. Phone

7-lp

Two hypodermic with case and extra 864-M. 7-lp. Vow radio tubes in Have tubes 42, 78, 6J5, 35L6, and many lave a few good used V. McMillan, Phone 6-2ts I TVam of black mares, old, good workers, miles west and north F<lls. 6-2p Hamilton piano; four In fruit jars; living ■one 757-R. 7-2.. II hiStaire- : Beautiful modern 6 In iiest residential dis^castle, clo^e to college od garage, nice garden Irgr lot. Can easily be apartment if desired. , 612 E. Seminary St

7-3t

\ fifty icre farm 4 Ic i iicnstle! .'l.h acres tillt<'"m house and iiarn. J. T. Christie. Real

6-6t.

A six room house frt Ward School. Not ■ SI7)00.00 cash. J. T. Estate. 3-8t.

16 1-2 acres, good ‘■•moke house, 2 Broo 1In house, barn, rellar. 2 listorn. Harvey Pullen on pum county line '2 miles Id 40. 6-2p. Indianapolis, 3800 Itone Avenue. Five home, insulated attic,' sc and doors, full Irasc- | drive to garage. $5500, | &f furniture tf house Is I |3W-M or write Mrs. E. | S. College Avenue. M-Prinpous-NOTICE February 16 and conlinitely our store will be Inesday afternoon. Snid|per and Paint Store. 22-29-7-3t.

CHICKS

We have the following Chicks booked and still unsold from Jones Hatchery, Lafayette, Ind. MARCH March 10-200 White Rocks March 24 - 225 White Rocks March 31 - 100 White Rocks

APRIL

April 4-100 Barred Hybrids April 11 - 150 Barred Hy-

brids

April 14 - 575 Barred Rocks 50 White Rocks April 21 - 1000 Barred Rocks 400 White Rocks April 28 - 1000 Barred Rocks 50 White Rocks If you neat Chirks of other breeds let us have your hookings ns soon as possible. QUALITY FEED STORE EAST SIDE SQT'ARK

35,000 Men Fed

By 4-H Members Last year. 55,000 Indiana 4-H club members produced and preserved enough food to supply 35.000 men in uniform. This statement was made today by Eric Holm of the state 4-H ■ club office at Purdue University. This year, every effort will be made to produce enough food to take care Of the needs of 50.000 servicemen. During National 4-H Mobilization Week March 4 to 12, Indiana boys and girls 10 to 20 years of age will be given an opportunity to re-enroll in th> following clubs: garden, corn, ' ?ig, poultry, soybeans- canning, food Reparation and food preservation.

^addition, thousands of

shells. Those high in magnesium,. known as dolomitic limestones,; should be avoided. A good limestone j for poultry is one containing less | than five per cent magnesium car- j bonate and more than 90 per cent calcium carbonate. Limestones higher than five per cent m magnesium may throw hens off their feed and have a laxative effect. Hi ns turned outside, this spring, will get some calcium from green, succulent pasture, it it is made available.

WE ARE AGENTS FOR

FORD-FEIIfillSON TRACTORS

IMPLEMENTS - PARTS.

Wit IB ID

28 SOUTH .! \( KNOX STREET.

Weight Of Pigs Increases Rapidly

E'UM

MiHfiOiiBiiJiiaiaiiiKgwBatiMiniNW • ’ .? ' F.. i.'yiiJT'. 1 IF YOU WAN* TO BE SURE

new mem-

re expected to enroll for the |

Pigs by the bushel (eight or more in a litter) will make pork by the ton in six months. Any farmer who has made a litter of pigs weigh a

,club members carry their ton or more in six months, says J. year around. Enrol!- W. Schwab, state leader of the Hoosre made in the beef, dairy ier Ton Littler Club and extension and sheep flock clubs hogman at Purdue University, has Besides the major learned a practical le.vion in hog

ioned. 22 others are raising.

, , , lose interested. This farmer, says Schwab, had COMM^y a t 0, J \, I ^ u : s ;. ,, !l , ;.;. a ; i ' t ^^7*Y^ ub * als " fun,tah »«Th-> fers in fore ground. U|'e opportunity to de- made fast gains. These gains were

Lis, cooperation, cit- low in feed cost.

Lion and education, i Indiana farmers are invited to join Llf^anizations. and 4-H the Hoosier Ton Litter Cluh. The

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The war demands^ duction on the part flES with the minimum u. izer, labor, and equ farming will help

mand.

Many farmers tility and moistu] tion of crops by farming. They f farming reduces and fertility lost t increases the yield mole bushels per ai^ soybeans by 3.5 or m* acre. They find that t are possible with less fu^lt and less wear and tear machinery. Contour farming is plowing- culti-

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FERTILIZER ORDER EARLY!

THE FOLLOWING ANALYSIS AVAILABLE

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making plans now girls in the 1944

y Feeding

M ' ‘ A n/4 announce ^||Q

Republics of Putn primary

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tention / of oyster shells clerk, i scarce, Indiana if the,S' e urgad to turn to flee t calcium in order to muifi supplied, fortunately, J. Lunn, Purcftii 1 UniverAsion poultryman. there are, Indiana, large supplies of hign

i a ting and conducting all other Ulnes tones that may lie used

A STEFR Iff A ffOLDIVR

He't fighting for democracy when he helps furnish the food needed to keep planes and tanks on the move! A steer is a poor soldier when he's •landing over in the comer of the feedlot. He ought to be eating and putting on pounds. Stimulate appetite and the assimilation of feed with Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. Make sure steers get essential minerals with STOCK Tonic. Research Farm steers getting Stock Tonic gain as much at a third of a pound more per steer per day. We sincerely believe steers will do better on your farm with Stock Tonic added to the ration. Denny s Store

farming operations around the slope on the level. Furrow cultivator and drill marks, and all the small ridges made by farm machinery check much of the rain water that would lun off thr 1 ground so that it can ‘flak in. Soil and fertility losses are reduced. More water is available to

the plants.

In tests on land that slopes eight feet in every 100, it was possible to contour plow 1 10 more land in a given length of time and that acre for acre contour plowing used 1 10 less fuel as compared to working up-and-down the hill. With contour farming you can have a good farm longer. It will enable farmers to go a long way toward maintaining their most valuable asset the top soil, while at the same time, meeting the demand for Increased production. Two demonstrations will be held in the county Thursday, March 9, one at the Roy Hill farm in Floyd township at 10:00 a. m„ and one at the Many McCabe farm on state road 36 at the Parke county line at 1:00 p, m. on the same day. Anyone interested is invited to attend both

meetings.

ATTENTION FARMERS: We have our disc sharpening machine set up. Get your discs in now. Get all your repair work done early Manford Craver, formerly Scobee Repair

for poultry feeding, if ground to the

size of a grain of com.

Limestone products vary more in chemical composition than do oyster

Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association is cooperating with Purdue in offering medal awards for litters of pigs farrowed between Jan. 1 and

Apr. 30 inclusive.

A litter may be weighed from 175 days up to 190 days after the farrowing date. The awards will be de- I ® termined as follows: at 175 days, for , gj a gold medal, 2000 pounds or more:’® for a silver medal. 1850 pounds or more; for a bronze medal, 1700

pounds or more.

Litters may be weighed any day m advance ot the 175th day. Two pounds per pig per day will be added to advanced litter weights for not more than five days. Full information on enrolling in the “Hoosier Ton Litter Club" is contained in Leaflet No. 217, copies of which are available at any Indiana county agricultural extension office.

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PUTNAM COUNTY Farm Bureau CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. ELEVATOR AT ELIZABETH ST. PHONE 748 |

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'Hott fpung w« liod 29 sows thut farrowed 310 pia> tor u» in a ten day period. Al the end of two week* we *tiSI had 278

pigs. V/e feed a complete feed made op cf ground i, gicKind oaft, oy bean

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PUBLIC SALE On MPonnt of the death of my husband, I will sell at public sal** at our farm locate] 2 miles north and half mile east of Coatenville and 3 miles south and half mile west of New Winchester, on

Tuesday, March 14th, 1944 at 12:00 o’clock Sharp, the following property:

S HEAD HORSES — Pair coming 8 year old red bay Belgian geldings, well broke, well mated and an extra good team; eoniing 2

year old black gelding, halter broke.

5 HEAD C ATTLE—One 4 year old Guernsey cow, fresh and an extra good milk cow: one 8 year oil Jersey cow giving I gallons mtlk per day: one 6 year old Jersey, heavy springer; and two 8 year

old rows, giving gooa flow mtlk.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS—One good farm wagon; hay frame and side hoards; Deerlng mowing machine with tongue trucks; breaking plow, sulky rake, two-row cultivator, one-row cultivator, disc hanow, corn planter with fertilizer attachment; two almost new hog houses, set team harness, collars, four H-galhm milk cans, milk

strainer, and other articles.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS—Two-piece living room suite, bed.tcaF,

taides, heating stove, Majestic range, cook stove, oil stpvc, radio,

nocks of all sizes, mall box, garden tools, ami many

HYBRID SEED CORN HOOSIER-CROST BENTON COUNTY

other small

nocks of articles.

A. O. HUNTER, Auctioneer

TERMS—CASH.

MRS. LULA ARNOLD

ARTHUR NEWMAN, Clerk.

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ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER NOW!

FEED WAYNE CALF MEAL And Save Milk For Our Armed Forces.

ORDEK VOUR BABY CHICKS FOR GUARANTEED DELIVERY ON ANY MONDAY.

INDIANA STATE FEED AND HATCHERIES

BERNIE KIRKHAM, Mgr. 10fl N. JACKSON STREET.

PHONE 51

$10 FOR 25c No Gambling Involved If you were told tlml a twenty-five cent, invrslmenl would likely retuiii yon $10.00 or more, il would sound like a game of chance, wouldn’t it 2 But it isn’t. Here’s the proposition. Around your farm or home there are prnhaliR a numlicr of usable items which you have discarded, yef they are needed by someone else who would |my good money to get them. Well, for a men* 25c you cull insert a classified ad in the Daily Bamcr and likely sell the un-needed item in a week. War production has stopped the manufacture ot many needed it.‘ins. For I his reason, 11 Is essential that all utensils, tools, appliances. Implements and the like be kept In a good state of repair and when un-needed by the present owner I hey should he sold * o’ conveyed to another person Look around your farm home or business—see If there are not several things you could dispose of al tn advantage to yourself and the purchaser as well. Then try a 25c Investment in The Daily Banner classified ads column. ADVERTISING does not work miracles, hut it (bo's render a useful service that profits both buyer • ml seller. The Daily Banner 94 Years of Community Service Paid Circulation Over 4,200