Large Boone County Farmers Institute Draws Big Attendance
Boone County Farmers Institute gathered with about 200 participants in Jackson Township for a day of talks and demonstrations. Prof. W. W. Smith of Purdue led sessions on feeding, brood sows care, and breeding Francis, with leading discussions by E. M. Smith and J. Hiner. Mrs J A Threldkeld and Miss Sandy presented papers and demonstrations on meat handling and fe cadet demonstrations. The event featured readings by Wallie Hedge and musical numbers, ending with a note on progress in farming across the state.
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Boone County Farmers Institute
A. Brown
W. W. Smith
Purdue University
E. M Smith
Wallie Gilbert Hedge
James Shera
Cornelia Miller
J. A. Threldkeld
Hedge
John Sandy
W. D Sullivan
Mattie Sandy
Smith
Br. J Hiner
Farmers Institute
Jackson Township
Thorntown
Sailor’s Havana Letter From Clyde Clark on the Tacoma
Aboard the U S Tacoma Clyde Clark writes from Havana Cuba describing a rough sail and sea sickness on the voyage, the harbor defenses and fortifications, the Maine incident, local sights, streets, parks, jails and punishments, and upcoming plans to sail again with brief notes on tobacco and streetcars. He signs Clyde Clark U S 8 Tacoma New York City a N Y.
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U.S.S Columbia
U. S
Des Moines
Tacoma
Havana
City
Maine
Dewey
Epp
Seine
Clyde Clark
New York City
N. Y
Eloped With Whole Family in Southward Flight
A sensational tale tells how Dock Hamilton abducted a man’s wife and three children, taking the entire family to the south after leaving the husband, with the wife formerly known as Lore Olds. Neighbors report pursuit and concern over the affair as the public eye follows the incident.
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Dok
Hamilton
Hathitou
de Brit
Rail wage reforms urged to improve telegraph work hours
Editors advocate higher pay to attract capable telegraph operators and limit daily shifts. They argue 12 hour strings from 12 to 8 are excessive and call for stricter enforcement of existing rules, except for dispatch duties, to allow proper shift changes and reduce fatigue.
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Ltalezo
Ambiguous Legislation Debates Blind Tiger Law Removal
Fragmentary notes discuss efforts to repeal a liquor interdiction and remove a so called blind tiger provision. The text references county opinions, political support, and the aim to secure repeal with reliance on friends and informants.
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Faud
Tudiane
Spence
Watina
Feds Consider Methods to Remove Intoxicated Passengers
Officials from Shae area traction companies plan steps to curb unruly drunks on interurban lines. Leaders at the Central Electric Railway Association discuss enforcing bans on intoxicated riders, ejecting disruptive individuals, and preventing liquor fueled incidents on Saturday nights and Sundays.
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Gathibers
Ventral Electric Railway Association
Nen
Geo
Central Electric Railway Association
Sunday School Convention at North Christian Church
Jackson township hosts a Sunday school convention on January 13 1907 at North Christian Church. Superintendents must report last quarter and give a five minute talk. Edna Applegate presides primary and union departments with roles in precept and tek. County President Julius Wild to address. Rev BE W Ralpeony to conduct a round table. Bev E W Halpeting of Indianapolis Gen. See expected to attend.
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Jackson Township
North Christian
Chuceh
Edna Applegate C
ST. Julius Wild
Bev
W Halpeting
Lidianapois
BE. W. Ralpeony
Trustee's Office Days Notice in Connecticut Township
Trustee WM. HB. Miller announces office days for transactions at the trustee’s residence in Connecticut. Advance notice and Tuesday sessions are planned to handle requests and formalities for township affairs.
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Amoiom O
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