Indiana News Roundup Includes Pay Moves and Wool Market
Governor McCray advances salary boosts for state house clerks and stenographers drawing from a $10 000 initial fund with a $20 000 annual allotment. Indiana League of Women Voters lines up efforts to back a proposed constitutional amendment granting women voting rights in the fall election. State livestock sanitary board ends term with a July 2 transition and reports improved animal health. Bartholomew County wool pool plans to sell 20 000 pounds at 35 cents per pound in Columbus. St Joseph County wool growers adopt a cooperative consigning to a joint warehouse with Ohio Wool Growers. Indiana Rainbow Division elects officers in Bloomington. Toledo indictment ties Rev Anthony Gorek to the Toledo mall robbery. Indiana AG Lesh rules state agencies cannot regulate Lake Michigan land takings or sand mining near shore. Governor approves pardons for six and rejects twenty eight including four from Indianapolis. Purdue gay week to draw 2000 graduates. Van derburgh county dry weather threatens honey and potato crops. Jeffersonville chosen as 1922 district meeting site of the Third District Federation of Clubs.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Statehouse
Tndianapolis
Indiana
Indiana League of Women Voters
Board of Directors
State Livestock Sanitary Board
General Assembly
L. E. Northrup
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Bartholomew ‘County
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
South Columbus
Chicago
W. F. Stewart
Bloomington
Indiana Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association
Sidney F. Miller
Charles Gift
Henry Springer
Byron Young
Herschel M. Sanders
Paul Lechtman
Toledo
Anthony Gorek
New Chicago
Ind
Toledo Mall
Wanda Urbaitis
Albert Morgyn
Whiting
John Paulek
Indiana Harbor
Stanley Bartinkowski
James J. Epps
Lesh
State Department of Conservation
State Conservation Commission
Lake Michigan
State Department
State Board of Pardons
Lafayette
Purdue University
Evansville
Vanderburg
State Board of Education
South Bend
Bettery Business” Bureau
United States
Fort Wayne
Terre Eaute
South Bend Advertising Club
Valparaiso
Porter County
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Department
I. A. Abel
Conservation Department
Scott- Vanderburg County Fair Association
Frank HB. Wheeler
Wheeler-Schebler
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Riverside Drive
Evansvile
Allen Gray
Citizens’ National Bank
State Highway Commission
Marion
Indianapolisa
Indiana high schools set to join honor roll classification
Public notices outline the new three class system for Indiana high schools effective next fall with the old certified category eliminated and a later statewide classification due September 1 1922. South Bend forms a Bettyery Bureau to curb false advertising and fund it with advertiser contributions.
Inquest Holds Over Mrs. Kasidy in Pierceville
Coroner E A Zierer conducted an inquest in Pierceville on Friday into the death of Mrs. Anna Kasidy fifty one found in bed after noon. She had heart trouble for three years and died evidently during the night while alone. neighbors saw her active Thursday evening.
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E. A. Zierer
Pierceville
Anna Kasidy
Room Two Makes Tidy Sum For Sand Table Purchases
Friends of Room 2 report a tidy sum of 41.50 raised from a recent performance. The money will buy a sand table and other supplies for the children’s school activities.
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Room
Legion members urged to attend Bernard Hurst funeral
Notices of American Legion members of Preil-Bland Post are requested to turn out for the funeral of Bernard Hurst Friday morning. Meet at the Post Rooms at 8:00 a.m.
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Preil-Bland Post
Bernard Hurst
Local Social Notes From Batesville Area
Morris hosts Miss Kerker and Miss Bischen with families in Batesville. Twins born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider. Louis Joseph and Dionysia Elizabeth named by grandparents sponsors. Residents visit kin in Batesville Rome City trips and hospital admissions noted.
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Rose Kerker
Anna
Laura Bischen
Batesville
Morris
William Schneider
Joseph Luttmiller
Louis Joseph
Peter Doll
Dionysia
Elizabeth
Frank Amberger
Rome City
Ind
Emanuel Gauck
Noah Tarvin
Cincinnati
Henry Reuter
Theodore Heidlage
Henry Smith
Oldenburg
Raaf
Missouri
Henry Sand
Felix
Jacob Messang
Rose
Josephine Engel
Norwood
Mayme Grunkemeyer
Anthony Fasbinder
Max Stock
Frank Bramlage
Delhi
Charles Bramlage
John Hoffbauer
New Alsace
Stock
Harry Means
Charles Meister
Sunman
Frank Donnell
Stuart Woodfill
Japanese Sleeping Arrangements In Hospitality Customs
The Japanese bed is only a few thick comforters and a pillow. It can be made in any room and is a sign of hospitality to set up the guest's bed in the parlor and place the room at the guest's disposal.
Anonymous Town Writer Sparks Paper Controversy
A local columnist nicknamed Anonymous pens biting unsigned letters about residents. The paper reveals his alias is known to staff as a distinct writer who avoids publication of his hostile notes.
The Fairy Rowan Gift Legends From Old Ireland
A legend from Ireland tells of a scarlet rowan tree in the Wood of the Dark Rock guarded by a giant. Fairies spilled berries, mortals must bravely fight to obtain the wisdom and gifts that poets and lovers seek.
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Duross
Ireland
Weather Vane Real Antique Origin Of Winds Tower
The article traces the weather vane back to ancient Athens and Vitruvius. It notes the Tower of the Winds built a century before Christ with eight wind faces and a bronze Triton column that turned to show wind direction.
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Vitruvius
Athens
Andronicus Cyrrhestes
No Danger Compares Radiomicrometer Sensitivity
The article quips that the radiomicrometer is not sensitive enough to react to a neighbor’s blush and argues society does not fear overwork of the device in this context. The remark appears in a London Punch piece from the era.
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London Puonch
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New Albany
Jeffersonvilla
Indiana Federation Clubs
Notices of
American Legion
Bonne
Earth
Weather Vane
William F. Krieger
Batesville, Ind
Eagle“Mikado
Slade
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
WEW
Winchester
Harry Schwier Co
Harding
Ladies’ Unions
A. C. Foerster & Co
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