Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 7

PAGE 7 THE BROWNSTOWN (IND.) BANNER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1946 I. DDT Provss in Dostroyinj Typhis Bangs Disease Problems To Be Aired At Purdue Lights Keep Up Egg Production DR. L. E. SHAVER VETERINARY 8URGE0N Office Blown Phon 75 Res.

Phone 213912 Clearing of some of the mis- Conservation Depends On Good Farm Program Conservation begins with a good farm plan, says R. O. Cole, Purdue university soil conservationist. Farm operators will prefer to choose the less busy season to develop a plan that" is understanding relative to the con- trol of Brucellosis or Bang's dis University Tests Boost Yields on Illinois Soils The most productive soils in Illinois have been made to yield 11 per cent more corn and other crops by using methods found to be effective by the University of Illinois college of agriculture. Soils of low productivity have been made to yield over 700 per cent more by using similar methods.

The first seven years of, experi Dark days and dark hen houses don't leave enough hours of daylight for hens to eat and work. ZABEL'S FUNERAL HOME ease in dairy cattle will be one DDT is deadly to 'H a as well as to the tyi 1. i- i I demic typhus th body louse, and I I t. it a. world reputaliiin by checking epi- demic typhus thru threatened the Italian city of Naples.

Endemic typhus is transmitted to man by several kinds of fieas that live most i of their lives on rats. Department of agriculture research shows that DDT is deadly to these fleas and tests show that it may sometimes be easier to kill the fleas than to kill the rats. I either daylight or artif.cial nnua, mecting. of Indiana 1'ght. gets the hens into produe-j s'ate Dairy Association to be tion at-the time of year when i held in Eliza Fowler Hall at Pur-eggs bring'top prices, says E.

V. due University December 30. it Gannon, Purdue extension dairy- workable and flexible enough to fit the entire farm. Such a program for the best use of the land will be deter- mined by the farmer with the ad- vice and assistance of men speci-: man and secretary of the assort Artificial Breidinc Aid To Improving Dairy Herd Breeding dairy cows artificially is a development that holds great possibilities for improving dairy herds, This type of tire service is usually limited to areas where at least 1,000 cows whhin a radius of 25 miles can be enrolled for the service. Unless the income from this volume of business is available, the service cariViot be maintained profitably.

There are several advantages in artificial breeding, experts say. One advantage is the wide use that can be made of good bulls. For example, processes have been worked out by which 100 cows may be bred, under ideal conditions, with the single service of one bull. The risk usually involved in using young bulls is also taken away in artificial breeding. Young bulls that go into service are selected with care from proved parent stock.

These selected young bulls are somewhat surer breeders than the old ones and therefore the use Anderson, Purdue University extension poultryman. Lights do not cause layers to produce, more eggs as is common- atton. This meeting will be of interest to Hoosier dairymen. ly believed but they da provide i farmers, breeders and vcterinar-the recommended 14 hours of ally trained in this field, such as soil conservationists, district su light necessary for the hens tc In commtotillg upon this dis- work. Keeping windows' of the pase Mf Gannon says: "Most of I pervisors and county agricultural laying house open will take ad- i the p0nrusion is not in the science agents.

Nearly every farm has To control endemic typhus, the first emphasis is always on eradication of the rats that are infested by the carrier fleas. But rat eradication has always proved difficult. Research reported by the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine shows that it is possible to kill near AMBULANCE SERVICE Day or Night II 78-2 vantage oi an oi me naiurai um 1 aug as a result of researvh certain areas which present pro- and assure the. hens fresh air as nud practical experience, many mentation proved fruitless in finding a method of increasing crop yields' on one of the productive, dark-col- ored, corn belt soils, reports F. C.

Bauer, professor of soil fertility at 'the university. Thereafter, however, a method known as the residues system began to be operative. Sweet clover was planted in small grain and plowed under the follow-! ing year for corn. Results were; good. Today it is shown that by using such a system on fertile soils the yield can be increased slightly more than 11 per cent.

The addition of limestone, phosphate and potash to this productive soil thus far has had little influence. On mature, low-producing soils in the flat, gray, prairie region of southern Illinois the residues plan, along with the Order Now for Christmas On foot or dressed ROY MEAHL Vallonia RFD Ind. fundamental facts concerning former Wisconsin Bang-s disease are knon state veterinarian and now a as keep the Jitter dry-The 14 hours of recommended light include daylight For thos vnr, have a home-made switching srrpr.gement they should figure session win oe The afternoon ly all of the typhus-carrying fleas in a rat-infested building by dusting jiven over to a study and dis- practicing Veterinarian, will s-'jss Disease Control from the Practitioner Sta-id-point" and Dr. C. R.

Donhari. ciiifion of Bang's disease. Fol- rat holes, rat runs and cellar floors with DDT. hack 14 hours from the time it ln.ing of a Rattling Dr. R.

R. Harry K. Gouck, who developed University. nn r. of the young males should be en- F.irch of Cornell pets aarK io aciermine irie imui tor turning on the lights If it irk in the henhouse at o'clock in the evening, the lights shouiJ xomc on at 3 o'clock in the morn Ithaca.

N. will present infor- nf'thf, diasp Partieinatinir cuuraged. these findings, has also devised an ingenious, simple, inexpensive and effective way if helping the rats to dust themselves with DDT and Birch. mation from the research field in the ne, wm Vj. his talk on accinaMon as XVjsnjcky and Randc ing.

Aid in the Control of Bang's Dis- i Core of Frnklin chairrnkn ot blcms. These have" been brought application of limestone, phosphate Contmrv to the opinion that ail and potash, has increased vields to I so get rid of their dangerous fleas. lt tnd.ana Livestock Sanitary i largely mrougn improper Dr. Walter isnicky of om Uell knovn land U3e and farming methods of i breeder. I tne PasL night lights "force" hens there is no experimental evidence to back ur the statement.

Anderson five times those produced on un- He rolls building paper to form a treated land. 3-inch cylinder. Inside the cylinder he arranged a strip of folded cheese- 1 cloth containing DDT powder so to lav them, up to her inherited At rue morning sess.n. presen- Three steps are followed in set- IH Tho ortnal fart is that a Custom Grinding Plenty of High Protein Supplements and Meat Scraps LOWEST PRICES 'm, iav nr. to the! rate of rate of production, in the winter I tation of meritorious sire an tine ud the farm nlan.

the con- An aerial m-oduction which she inherits, as well as the spring, but she herd nwards will be made bv servationist explained A. Williams and F. E. DLi- photograph of the present farm. tut she willi never exceed it.

re-, will stop sooner in the summer. i. G. rardles of what is doner from The amount of light needed extension dairymen at which shows the soil condition, is used as crop land with restriction, land3 that are primarily pa-sture or meadow land and lastly, those lands suitable for only grass or timber. Not all of these areas will necessarily be found on every farm but usually more than one that it lies along the wall of the cylinder.

He leaves several of these cylinders in a ratty cellar or infested room. Rats naturally run through such tunnel like arrangements and as they pass under the dusted cloth along the top of the cylinder they get enough DDT to kill the fleas on them. tie standpoint of management. hen house- need be only, Purdue. 194 1 dairy out io first obtained.

The land use Using lights in the henhouse enough for the hens to see to eat will be given by Dr. G. B. Wood capabilities are then determined, either 11 hours or all night will and drink and move about. I rf the ngricultural economics dc- This usually includes classifying not force a hen to lay more eggs Lights should be placed over the psrtm.nt ard a talk on 'Acetone- the land as that which is suitable in a year than her inherited ca- fe-ders and waterers so that the mia" will be presented by Dr.

I. for cultivation with special pacity Laghts will stimulate her'tirds can find them easily. F. Bull3Pd. Purdue veterinarian.

1 practices, those areas that can be tvpe is on the average farm. The final step is the arrangement of the farm for its most produc tive use. HAROLD MUDROCH Feeds Coal Hardware Hotpoint F-Iectiiral Skelgas Appliances FREETOWN, INDIANA As the plan is developed it will CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING often be realized that erosion knows no property lines. In order to develop the most satis NOTICE FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE factory plan on the individual FOR SALE Cut off saw built FOR THAT LASTTMTNUTE Make Paperhangcrs' Paste paste is made from a cheap grade cf rye or wheat flour, mixed thoroughly with cold water to a thin dough. Stir in a of powdered alum to each quart of flour, then pour in boiling water, stirring till" the paste is cooked.

farm, the organization of sou conservation districts is advisable on ford Motor. tui fieerwooa. GIFT send a subscription to the SERVICE ON TYPEWRITERS and portable adding machines. Phone 813-K. 608 North Chestnut Street, Seymour.

27tf 37pl Norman, Ind. Brownstown Banner. We send a 36t3 for cooperative work. This will solve many problems that could not be handled otherwise, because Christmas gift card. FOR SALE Table topj white enamel kerosene Noble Lucas.

Ewing. 37pl FOR SALE De Luxej Model Thor electric lronev. Mrs. Louis Fosbrink, Urownstown. 37pl Useful NOTICE I will be at the it brings all or at least a major Jackson county Sales Bam each portion of the watershed under unified conservation treatment.

FOR TRADE on later automobile 1935 Dodge pick-up truck. Arthur Stanley, mile east of Kurtz- on road 58. 37pl FOR SALE Five year old Red Bone Coon dog. Also Anchor Hoke cream separator, almost new. See me for good heating and kitchen stove wood.

Wood will be available in about two weeks. Charles Trueblood. Rl, Vallonia. Indiana. 37pl Wednesday to buy furs of all kinds.

Burkey Holstine. 36p2 NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION FOR SALE Black walnuts. Anv amount. Omer Terkhorn. Brownstown.

Phone 237. 37pl is In fciwn hut th- MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS A re-conditioned piano from Feas- Ih- Juik' tin- i'in nil iVtirt if NOTICE: Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Thursday. Dec. 12 at Rochner's Service Station. All members urged to attend.

37tl ter Piano Sales and Service, 80 I ksi'ii niiii. Stit- if iiiMiinit rut i nl I'v' ist'it. FOR SALE Fletcher Stafford farm: 40 acres, some tillable. W. High Scottsburg.

Ind. Tin. mn id ild FOR SALE 1937 Buick. excel-lant condition, real bargain. J.

E. Goss. Medora, 37pl FOR SALE Pole wood $4.00 36p2 in kmi "lint i t-i il Still l-i 'l- 11 lit n. i i utir some pasture- and about 20 acres wooded Three room house, one room 15l3x20. others smaller.

Smoke house with cellar beneath. WE CAN SELL YOUR FARM city property or business within BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS Nice quality cards in attractive designs 40 for $1.00 and 25 for $1.00. The Brownstown Banner. 36t2 nor cora acuvercu. 4 00 1 i iiil.

4 H'i'i Hubbard, Medora. Phone Thiuiui It lltHiitttu in. woo- 35tf pood size barn and chicken house jten days for cash. Write Wyant I Auction Service, Noblesville. l.

iiiIkt 11. House and smoke house are new- Indiana. 32pl0 1v bricksided and house has new ON SATURDAY. Dec. 14.

the NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION wall board on inside. Floyd and FOR SALE Apples a( Terkhorn Orchard. Thursday through Sunday only. Bring your own con- ladies of the Vallonia Methodist FEDERAL LAND BANK R. CA.

Electric Battery RADIOS RADIO BATTERIES Philgas 11 Suggestions HYDRAULIC JACKS SPOT LIGHTS WRENCH SETS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS CIGAR LIGHTERS GREASE GUNS TRACTOR SEATS-HYDRAULIC TRACTOR SEAT COVERS PUMP OIL CANS SPARK PLUG TIRE PUMPS Nora Gallion. rhnrch will hold market at a a LOANS Long term, low inter 37ti tainer. est. Repayment privileges FOR SALE-260 acres, good iflmer Otte's stor beginning at 37pl Muscatatuck National Farm ten-thirty o'clock. hou-3e, two bams, outbuildings.

Loan Ass'n. C. M. Moffett, 120 acres, seven-room home witn hri-y iilMti that th' uiHli-rMKni I hy ili Juili- t.f th- rouii 1'i'url nf Jakiit County. State i.f Irulmn.i (dminisTHtor of the M'lti- of Harvc llwms, of Jui kson I'ounty.

ili'rms' d. Said estati- im mi'kijsi1 to lie solvent. Chnrli'H It- Owins. Admiiiist rator VovtiitM-r 12. 1916 W.

It. ItobertHon. Atty. 27. 1 3 fi rj Sec't'y-Treas.

Seymour. 50tf FOR SALE Or trade for other livestock, team smooth 1 mouth horses. Wm. (Tern) Kamman, Brownstown. 37pl NOTICE See the nice line of Christmas items, including pine cone door badges, holly wreaths.

built-in cabinets, hardwood finish, bath room not completed, extra good ground all fenced. 210 HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF subscription to the Brownstown Banner for a Christmas gift. We FOR SALE Zenith I battery corsages, candles, bells and vases at Brownstown Greenhouse. 37t2 acres; 90 bottom, extra good, balance pasture and timber, good Krowns- radios for Christmas KEEP IN MIND an "Early Boaz 37tl send a Christmas card to the recipient. Save yourself time and trouble and eive a "vear- town Electric Shop.

Iliff and James Knost. History of Jackson County" as a a round" rift. 33ti Christmas gift for those hard- Clearing House FOR SALE Man's topcoat and nvormat rood as new. size 40. Al- nine-room home, outrjuuaings.

120 acres near Dudleytown. good land, five-room house, extra good barn, outbuildings. 140 acres: sand farm, extra good, six-room house, large barn, plenty outbuildings. Three-fourths acre in town with eirht-room house, full base HICKORY CHAIR POLES We to-get-for relatives and rnenas. We will mail it for you for $165.

Brownstown Banner. 37x2 Tuxdo. size 36 See at Wal lace's Brownstown. 37pl are now buying hickory cnair poles. Call 492W or write Columbus Hickory Furniture Company Radiant Heater TIMPERMAM SALES SERVICE FOR SALE Two new radia NOTICE The White studio in Brownstown will be open Satur ment, plenty outbuildings.

Ltat vour farms and city property for prices and specifications. Columbus Hickory Furniture Com i AND tors to fit Model Ford for year 1924 to 1927. Price reasonable. Harry Dickmeyer, Rfd. 2 Brownstown.

I Phone 306 with Davidson's Realty, Browns pany, Bedford, Indiana. 30tll Seymour day, Dec. 14, from 6:30 p. m. to 9:00 p.

m. and Sunday, Dec. 15, from 9:00 a. m. to 3:00 p.

m. Last charfce for photos for Chri3tmas. 37tl town. phone 191. 36t- FARMS: Clay, ridge and bottom farms of various sizes, $2,000 to $30,000.

HOMES: Small and large in Brownstown, Freetown and other locations. BUSINESSES and investment properties, $2,100 to $40,000. Trucks, tractors and other items OTHER APPLIANCES WANTED FOR SALE Beautiful wreaths and bouquets for the graves. Order your Christmas plants and flowers early. Brownstown Green WANTED Girl over 18 years of age for part time work.

Royal Theater, Brownstown. 37pl Voyage to Nowhere. Peter Levins, in another story from the Album of Famous Mysteries, tells some of the eerie details of a silk Importer who vanished at sea during a gay party. Read his story in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's CHICAGO SUNDAY HERALD-. AMERICAN.

37x1 37t2 house. NOTICE Maude Schwein, formerly of the Sta-Kurl Beauty Shop, Brownstown, is now with Mildred Snow. 2074 North Chestnut Street, Seymour. Call for appointment. Phone 714-W.

35p4 GO G0S (ST; FOR SALE 1939 Pl-mouth Tudor seclan, 5 good tires, radio. B. E. Davis WANT TO RENT good farm. I have own equipment.

Millard Hattabaugh, Vallonia Rl. 37pl WANTED Washings. MiBt furnish own soap. Mrs. Theodore Stafford, Ewing, phone 29-2.

37pl Bruce Hanners Phone 189 BROWNSTOWN, INO. Medora, Ind. Phone 391 heater, in conaiuon cash. Robert Carnahan, Brownstown R2. I FOR SALE Spitz puppies, full stock, $5 00 each.

Emory N. Hutchinson. Ewing Rl.l One-fourth mile south of Clearspnng. THE LADIES AID of the Evangelical United Brethren church will hold a Bazaar and supper at the I.O.O.F. lodge building in Freetown on Saturday evening.

Dec. 21. Fancy work and everything good to eat on sale. 37t2 WANTED Three or four room house in or near Brownstown. Dana Weston, Rfd One, Brownstown.

36p2 i SPOTS LIME DUST AMD ROCK Delivered and Spread Anyplace A. MURPHY Seymour R2 Phone 2027-L1 WANTED Cleaning cisterns, cess pools, digging wells, putting in tile and trimming trees. Soundergelt and Fordice. Phone 212004. Brownstown.

36p3 Indiana. I FOR SALE Dressing table with "skirt and mirror top: also kitchen cabinet. Mrs. William (Tom) Kamman, Brownstown, P1 FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet coach. $350 00.

Also five Jersey milk cows, two to seven years old Chas. Silence, Brownstown. Indiana- 37Pl WANTED FARMS and CITY PROPERTY FINLEY DAYIDSOH Real Estate Brownstown SEE US FOR ALL YOUR LAYING HOUSE NEEDS Buy Laraway's AUGUST FARROWED GILTS i BOARS All Double Immuned WANTED Custom butchering. We will do the cutting up. render-in nd all work complete, $1.75 Balance, yourgrain per hundred hundred weight.

C. VV. Temple one. and one-half miles nnth nf Cavanauch bridge on P0R10TS0F EGGS-K LET US GRIND YOUR GRAIN AND IT FOR LOTS OF EGGS STYLISH GIRL, Reg. 651342 of Indiana's Champion Breeding 316 N.

Chestnut Haleysburg road. 37p3 Phone 239 Seymour FOR SALE Florence coal heater, large size, jne and t9n Cheap. Renus Purina Laf Chow on half mni half with your grain to niki balanced oa9-makina ration. LOST David O. Laraway Ph.

Cortland Cortland Brownttown Road Seymour, R1 iinustnn. Inauire al UUi wu. 37tl Pearason's garage. Voss LOST Child's mitten: Light blue wool. Phone 13.

Brownstown. 37pl Suppli what groia lacks ior big 9gq prodactiottl Aa oo-namicol. tactvd Funeral Service "Since 1899" Frank J. Voss, Founder FOR SALE Registered Scotch vearline bull, John Scott, Medora Rfd. Five miles west of Brownstown on roadoO and one-half mile south.

37p2 Bossy Buys The Groceries LOST Male and female fox hounds, south of Brownstown. Name and address on collar. Reward. Wm. Wayman, 345 East street, Seymour.

36p2 AMBULANCE SERVICE WALTER VOSS (BUD) VOSS TOM VOSS 2aowr3 FOOD SALE The Ladies of the Driftwood Christian church will hold a food sale at Otte's store In Vallonia Saturday afternoon, Dec. 14, starting at one o'clock. 37tl PURINA LAY CHOW I PURIHA CI10VDEO LOST Black and dark brown Beagle hound with white feet and white tip of 'tail; about 15 inches high. Reward for return or information on where abouts. M.

H. Kelly, Brownstown R2. 37pl FOR SALE Improved 80 acre farm, mile east of Norman mostly level; six room house, large barn, and necessary uildings. Terms. Lee Fischer, Norman Rl.

3P10 LOST Three-year-old dog. Are Your Hens Slow Coming Into Egg Production 7 THEN USE Semi-Solid Buttermilk medium size, brown with white front feet, spotted with brown. Answers to name. Brownie. Part bird dog but not trained to hunt Valued as pet.

James Crabb, Brownstown rfd. Reward. 35 p4 FIELD DRAIN 1 FOR SALE 20 Guage shotgun bolt action, six shot. In excellent conditions; also hunting coat, size 42, used three times, $35. Melvin Hamilton, Medora, Ind.

36p2 FOR SALE 40 acre farm, good dwelling. 1937 Ford V8, 1 spring wagon and harness, six hives bees. Priced to sell. Mrs. Harry Shel-ton.

three miles south of Browns TRUCKING GENERAL HAULING Stove Wood CRUSHED STONE Order Now Any tlx And We II Guarantee Lots ur tggs We recommend the 1-2-3 Ration, mixed in this proportion 1 lb. Bran. 2 lbs. Semi-Solid Buttermilk and 3 lbs. Whole Oats per 100 hens per day.

This amount for light breeds Heavier breeds slightly mor 4 Inch to 10 Inch Sizes HARRY WASKOM town. 'P FOR SALE Two warm morning Model 520 stoves. Burns any kind of coal, coke or wood. Heats all day and night without refueling. Lucas Feed Store and Hatchery.

I 37U Phone 2-S and she will put money in the bank if she is cared for and fed properly. ROBERTSON'S DAIRY FEEDS Brownstown It's Butchering Time 24 32 20 16 SALT RYE FOR SALE Six room Bedford stone house. One of the nicest homes in Freetown. Two lots, large shop building suitable for any small business. Collins Monument Shop, Freetown.

31tf Jackson Brick Hollow Ware Co. Lucas Feed Store HATCHING EGGS We re- now contracting' for Hatching eggs for fall and next season. All popular breeds. CONRAD'S JACKSON COUNTY HATCHERY Seymour Phone 469 R. T.

GRAY. Phone 268 Brownstown Representative supply the proper nutrients for your roughage supply. Get some today. EWING MILL CO. Phone 33 Ewing P.

O. BROWNSTOWN, IND. and Hatchery UtSUfe FOR SALE OR TRADE 1935 Ford coupe, A-l condition, radio end heater. 1939 Chevrolet pickup, 'overload springs and In good condition, six-ply tires, Noble Lucas, one-half mile north of old river bridee on Pottschmldt farm. Brownstown Phone 188 Brownstown, Ind.

Phone 182 3PI.