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THE DAILY BANNER, G^EtKCASTlE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,

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DEPENDABLE USED CARS

IC52 Dodge 2 Door

1951 Plymouth 2 Door

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H*-al**r. Tinted <.Ihhs, Turn Sij;n;»ls. Ont* Owner l ow Mileag-i*. (950 Frazer 4 Door Motor Kwom!ition*-il Oi)-r)lri\** - Heater. J'rtf-ed |« Sell. 1841 Chev. 2 Door liadio. Iliater, flean l.ow MileaKP.

1952 Studsbsher 4 Or. , 9 , 9 p| ymoa th Conv.

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1939 Olds, 2 Door

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PUTNAM MOTOR SALES

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DODSE TRUCKS

FARMING COMMENTS By K VS. Harris

SEED CORN Wil l. HAN i: A THI < KI.OAH Ol PIONEER SEED CORN \l tin I'alii.uii ( >Mint\ Sale Pavilion on Thursday, A|»ril 1st, All Day. An\om- who liasn'l onlerrsl tlo ir sissl eorn, mine and get it, REX HATHAWAY

Modernize with WILLIAMSON Ww FURNACE

Spring is one of th be:,t timer of the year to start a practical year-around fire safety program on the farm, say K W. Harris. In getting ready for spring and summer u[>erations, farmers will find that they can, at the same time, correct many of the worst fire hazards around th farm. And without too much extra effort, if any. Most of these chores usually come under the heading of spring clean-up and all clean-up certainly lessens fire danger. However, the United States Department of Agriculture and the National Fire Protection Association list five clean-up recommendations as being of top fire safety importance. They are: (11 Removal of old magazines, newspapers, clothing, rags, mattresses. and broken and discarded furniture and the like, from attics, closets, basements and the barn and out-buildings; <2i cleaning up of rubbish in th.farm yard and cutting down of dead vegetation around buildings, along fences, and in fields; t.*]) clean up of the machine shoo and the work bench, including safe disposal of shavings, oil rags .and old paints and oils; (4 i clean up of all electrical c-cpiip-ment and power machinery; (51 clean up of the heating plant, chimney, stoves, brooders and heaters of all types.

Interest in-the deaf mutes’ sign language led an Army do tor, Albert .1 Myer, to experiment in the 1850s’ with flag an torch communications. In 1x6:. Dr. Myer's research It'd to th>establishment of the U. S. Sign d Corps with Dr. Myer appoint) i

>laDean Sillery

Democratic Candidate

For Sheriff OF PI TNAM ( Ol NTY

Yotir \ote and influence greatly appreciated. Subject to May 4 Primary.

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HOW DID YOU GIT THAT WAY?

KIRCHER HATCHERY

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APPLIANCE REPAIR 885 North Arlington Street Phone 71

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NOTICE Fot Livestock and General Hauling CONTAtT HARLAN NELSON j;l I) 2. K<t-ls\ ill)Pinnn- SHlin

4-H C’M'B NFiMS Tr." first meeting of the gii s J 4-H 1 iub divisions III and IV | c loth'h,? was held Thursda I March 25 at the high school voI rational building. Mrs. Yvonne I Thurow, the leader, opened th--I meeting and conducted the election of officers. The officers are as follows: Judith Colbert, president; Rita Neese, vice president;

Wti Hn.AI) ANIMAI.S Snvno Itey Servloo For Prompt, Sanitary Services (Jail Clro-neaatle 278 JOHN WAUHTEL, COKF. ('ad Clovenialn SO or Putnanivlilo 88. Bainbriilge 100. VV«i pay all phone charge*. Roach dale 800.

GENERAL HAUUNG MMK SPHEADFNQ Driveway Rock, Sand, Gravel and all kimls of coal. Also Livestock Hauling. JIM COFFMAN ‘f inil)-s smith on Cemetery Road. GREENUASTUB Phone 70:54-M

General Hauling Coal - Driveway Rock Gravel - Sand. CEMENT BLOCKS DON SEARS PHONE 1855 200 JOHNSTON ST.

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Nancy F’’lint, secretary; Linda | Colbert, news reporter;. Betty | Pehan, song l)'adet: Joyce Smith. ; creation leader; and Sharon Wilson, health and safety leader. T was^deeided by the club to have the name "Stitch and Rip,” Meeting was adjourned at 4:20. The first meeting of the BusyDaisies was held at 7:041 P. M., March 19, at. the home of Patty

Bassett. This meeting was held for tin* purpose of electing .officers. The officers are as follows:. President Patricia Broadst reet. Vice-President Patty Evans. Secret ary-Treasurer and News Reporter Peggy Broadslreet. Health and Safety Janet R oadstreet. Song 1-ea lers Sherry Mills, Susan Patterson, Sharon Broadstreet.

Recreational Leaders Patty Bassett, Mary Miller and Can* lyn Broadst reet. Our lea<4er is Mrs. Merle I‘.oiler. Refreshments were serve)! The meeting was adjourned ’till April 9. Astronomers believe that the asteroid Eros is shaped roughly like a brick, 15 miles long and five miles wide and thick.

WEESNER IMPLEMENT CO. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA PROUDLY PRESENTS THI

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NOTICE THE FARM BUREAU CO-OP Will Be Closed Thursday Afternoon Due To The Funeral of Maurice Boyd.

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THIS YEAR

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PUTNAM COUNTY In stale after state—county after county—on farm after farm, com growers are switching to dekalb—the seed that puts com in the crib ... money in the bank. * The reason is because dekalb gives - r—' — -— farmers what they want—RESULTS ' '' yields of high quality com . . . com that shells out, feeds out and pays out. Switch to DEKALB this year—harvest results! See your dekalb Dealer now.

MORE FARMERS HAVE BOUGHT DEKALB THAN ANY 0THE

Walh*<-«* Sp»nrer. Ft I. Green caMle. led. Warren Harlan. R 2, Greencastle. lint. Hant)>n Mudlin, It 8, Greencastle, I ml.

( lifforl Fry R 1. Rnachd.ile. Ind. Wayne McFulhnigh. R I. ReeN- \ die. Ind. F'.rlcar McGaughey. R 1. Russellville, Ind. Russellville Hdu Co.. Russellville, Ind

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