Local visitors accompany saloon caretaker and others
Mr and Mrs Gus Schmid and son of Lafayette visit relatives here. Mr Schmid will manage Anton Schmid’s saloon during a two month trip to Germany. Mr and Mrs Grover Garrison and Miss Mary Duvall of Lafayette pass through on way to Marshfield to visit Dr Duvall. They stay with Rev and Mrs U S Ferguson.
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Gus Schmid and Son
Lafayette
Grover Garrison
Mary Duvall
Marshfield
Dr. Duvall
U. 8. Ferguson
County Hospital Plan Faces Opposition In Benton County
Benton County commissioners met with Dr. Robert E. Lee owner of The Oaks sanitarium in Oxford for a noon meal to discuss converting the facility into a county hospital. They inspected the site and will report findings at the next meeting. Despite a petition with hundreds of names supporters some oppose the plan and consider the hospital project near death. Fowler-Republican-Leader.
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Board of Commissioners
Oxford
Robert E. Lee
The
Oaks Sanitarium
Benton County
Fowler
Damage suit over death of Blind's horse before Indiana Supreme Court
Charles C. Blind filed against the Big Four railway after a Lafayette switch engine killed his valuable horse en route to Huntington. Blind, a Pine Village resident, won $1000 in damages. the railroad argues limited liability, appealing to higher court. D. Frazer argued for the plaintiffs. Other brief notes mention Mrs. Ella Hughes and Mrs. B S Orr visiting in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frazer
W. Isham
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Charles C. Blind
Big Four Railway Company
Blind
Big Four
Lafayette
Pine Village
Huntington
Frazer
Fowler
Government finds Friedmann turtle bacillus cure unproven
United States Public Health Service experts report on ninety four tuberculosis cases in New York hospitals finds no justified confidence in the Friedmann remedy. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis passes a resolution warning the public about unproved claims and condemns the commercial approach behind the serum.
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New York
United States Public Health Service
National Association For the Study and Prevention
John F. Anderson
Friedmann
America
General Sternberg
Indiana Voter Registration Cut to One Period
A new Indiana law signed March 11 creates a single voter registration period twenty nine days before general elections. The registration board meets for one day with possible extensions on petition. Absentees may register via affidavit and penalties for false filings are heavy. Board members are paid three dollars per day.
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Indiana
Marchll
Registration Board
Ford’s 300,000 Cars a Year Milestone Highlighted
Manager Hawkins outlines scale of Ford production on track to 300000 automobiles annually. Factories require 90000 tons of steel 400000 cattle hides 6000000 hog hair and tire orders worth 5 million dollars. Over 48000 employees and 200 freight cars daily needed. Also notes sale of 502 Fifth Street residence near Mudlavia with eight rooms electric lights barn and fruit trees. B F Hittle advertises a bargain sale and Tony Glutting Matt Shheidler Hubert Washburn visit Williamsport.
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Hawkins
Ford
Mudlavia
Kramer
Fifth Street
Will Hildebrand
B. F. Hittle
Preserving Eggs in Water Glass at Cornell
The Cornell poultry department describes water glass preservation for fresh eggs, using a solution mixed with boiled water kept in clean stone jars. Store in a cool place for up to a year, ensuring the eggs are fully covered, dry, and fresh, with rinsing after removal and a small hole pricked before boiling.
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Poultry Department
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Republicans to Launch Indiana State Journal in Indianapolis
Indiana will gain a new Republican state organ with a daily newspaper to be financed by George B. Lockwood of Muncie. The Indiana State Journal would print in Indianapolis once a plant is ready, using the Mun cie Evening Press as the current printer.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
George B. Lockwood
Muncie
Muncie Evening Press
Indiana State Journal
Charles W. Fairbanks
Senate
Segregation a Failure in Chicago
A Chicago commission report declares segregation of commercialized vice a failure and calls for its annihilation. It blames domestic infelicity and lack of parental guidance as the root cause of vice and notes many homes fail to teach right from wrong. It cites hasty marriages and immoral venues as major contributing factors.
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Chicago
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E. H. Harriman
Ella Hughes
Danville
B. S. Orr
Burr Mackey
Eva Nave
Mr. Mackey
Charles A. Einston
Mackey
H. Marlatt
Thoro
Kirt Russell
J. A. West
Perry Street
Attica, Indiana
Tony Glutting
Matt Shheidler
Hubert Washburn
Williamsport
Jacobson Bros
Rohlfing & Colvert
Undertakers
Attica, Ind
Jones Brothers
Haller Drug Store
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