Purdue Plan Seeks State Hog Exchange To Boost Pork
Purdue's live stock division moves to organize county hog exchanges to push 200 pound hogs rather than 100 pounders. Prof. Skinner argues farmers should sell to fattening buyers, aided by county offices and telephones, with tenant and landlord cooperation to improve meat supply nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Purdue Agricultural Station
Indiana
J. H. Skinner
Skinner
Ufe
Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Readies 60 Barracks
Col Edwin F Glenn commands the Fort Benjamin Harrison training camp inspection of construction for 60 temporary barracks to house officers reserve corps and summer trainees. He foresees 40 000 men in training and notes transport material challenges. إلي подробности include personnel from medical and engineer corps assigned for instruction.
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Edwin F. Glenn
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Glenn
Indianapolis
el Paso
Fort Douglas
Ariz
Eighteenth Infantry
Washington
Regular Army
Harry L. Gilchrist
Ernest L. Ruffner
J. W. Grissinger
Crops
George M. Hoffman
Albert K. B. Lyman
Alexander P. Croukhite
Indianapolis Chamber Forms Efficiency Committee
City leaders authorize a five member efficiency committee to study successful plans from other cities and propose improvements for Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. Ralph W. Moss chairs a food price policy resolution urging cost based control with producer knowledge guiding any federal price fix. Grand Army encampment honors veterans as regis
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In- Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Congress
Washington
Indiana Committee On Food Production and Conservation
Statehouse
Ralph W. Moss
Fifth
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Indiana
Senate
House
Grand Army of the Republic of Indiana
Couple Ties the Knot in Spencer Home Wedding
Wayne R. Pruitt and Miss Cecile M. McIntosh were married Saturday afternoon May 12 at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs. Harley Coen in Spencer by Rev. O E Bales. Relatives and friends attended church services and dinners around New Hope.
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Fred Rinard
New Hope
Thurman McIntosh
S. N. McIntosh
Opal Harrah
Goldie Thompson
Harley Coen
Spencer
Wayne Pruitt
J. M. Freeman
Paul Light
J. E. Snyder
Wayne R. Pruitt
James Pruitt
Near New Hope
Cecile M. McIntosh
N. McIntosh
O. E. Bales
Local neighbors keep busy with visits and travel
Hoke and Hoke family members travel to Newark and Worthington while numerous neighbors, including Wells, Bland, Arthur, Watkins, Fry, McDaniel, and others, visit relatives, trade, or attend church. Several trips to Bloomfield and Indianapolis noted as well as local housecleaning and corn planting.
Sunday Visitors and Church Attendees Reported
Fry family and children visited Geo. Fry on Sunday. Mrs Fannie Watkins Anna Wells Rosa Wells Ivan Wells Richard Bland Wayne Bland attended Pleasant Ridge church Sunday night. Sherman Wells hosted visitors including Ollie Wells Harvey Allen and son Edward Lillie Ray and children Ridgeport guests Luda Robin Edward Wells Guy Watkins Verna Bowersock Richard Bland Fannie Watkins.
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H. V. Hoke
Newark
Charley Hoke
Worthington
Curtis Wells
Carl Johnson
Roland Bland
Jacob McDaniel
John Watkins
Sherman Wells
John F. Arthur
Wayne Lucas
Coen
Lewis Bays
Bicknell
Tinker Campbell
Luther Fry
Terrence Hoke
Solsb
Hazel
Verdie
Rosa Wells
Verdie Wells
Edward
Homer Ray
James Hanson
Ridgeport
Lebert Hamilton
Gladys
Helen
Verna Bowersock
Susie McDaniel
Anna
Harvey Bland
Foster Livingston
Freedom
Bent Gooden
Philpot
Howard Sparks
Bloomington
Rachel Bowersock
Mary
Paul Britton
Orpha Fry
Ther Fry
Geo. Fry
Fannie Watkins
Ivan’ Wells
Richard
Wayne Bland
Pleasant Ridge
Ollie Wells
Harvey Allen
Lillie Ray
Luda
Robin
Edward Wells
Guy Watkins
Richard Bland
Local notes from Bloomfield and nearby towns
Local residents travel to Bloomfield Indianapolis and Switz City on visits and family occasions. Mother's Day observances at Ashcraft Chapel are noted along with church preaching at Old Clifty. An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a reward offer and product pitches.
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Ed Kirk
Marcus Strauser
Bloomfield
John O’bannon
Bicknell
Squire Holman
James Hardisty
Linton
Frank Hardisty
Ira Cooper
Henry Jackson
S. E. Kirby Ashcraft
Stultz
Lyons
Clell Wright
William Stultz
J. C. Collins
Westphalia
Old Clifty
Charles Brannon
Ashcraft Chapel
George Pruitt
Albert Wright
Eric Dishman
Walter Wade
Switz City
A. W. Hunter
Bedford
Ollie Combs
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Notice of Final Settlement in Sharples Estate
Arista R. Shields as executor of the estate of Alonzo R. Sharples has filed the final settlement and vouchers in Greene Circuit Court. The May Term 1917 hearing is set for June 18, 1917, requiring heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Clerk E Kirby Ashcraft notes the court in Bloomfield Indiana.
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Arista R. Shields
Alonzo R. Sharples
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Indiana
E. Kirby Ashcraft
Greene Circuit
D. W. McIntosh
Newspaper Subscriptions Set Rates For Bloomfield and Cincinnati
The Bloomfield Democrat publishes twice weekly and the Cincinnati Enquirer appears weekly for a total of $1.75. The notice outlines delivery frequency and pricing for both publications.
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Bloomfield Democrat
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dr Cravens Announces Public Hours at Northside Location
W R Cravens physician and surgeon lists public hours at his Northside Public Square office from 11 to 12 a.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. Residents may visit his residence at 63 for appointments or information.
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Northside Public Square
T. Roy Cook
West Side Square
Richland
Frank A. VanSandt
Trustees Notices in Greene County Indiana
Notice to Richland Taylor and Jackson townships residents that trustees will transact township business at three locations on specified days. W E Doris Jno Rapper Trustee conduct at A B Titus Building Scotland Indiana Owensburg and residences weekly schedule published as public notice.
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Public Service Commission
Indiana
Indianapolis
Chambers of Commerce
Richland Township
Greene County
A. B. Titus
Allen Williams
Taylor Township
Scotland
W. E. Doris
Jackson Township
Owensburg
Witriam Rapcrirr
Greene County to let contracts for two bridges
Greene County Indiana will receive bids June 5 1917 at 2 p m for two bridges across Eel river ditch at Worthington and White river at Bloomfield Worthington highway. Plans and specs are on file with the County Auditor bids bonds and affidavits required by law. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. George E Kidd Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Greene County
Indiana
Eel River
Worthington
Worthington and Spencer
White River
Bloomfield and Worthington
County Auditor
Board of County Commissioners
George E. Kidd
Notice to Non Residents in Greene County Court
Greene Circuit Court May Term 1917 notices a non resident Mamie Bostic must appear by June 30 or face default in a sale of real estate action. Plaintiff Leat Aldridge through attorney James M. Hudson seeks demurrer or answer by May 7 1917 at Bloomfield courthouse. Clerk E. Kirby Ashcraft seals the notice.
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Indiana
Greene County
Greene Circuit Court
Leat
Court House
Bloomfield
A. D
E. Kirby Ashcraft
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Prof. Skinner
Purdue Animal Expert
Public Service Commissioner of
Ernest I. Lewis
William J. Wood
Old Railroad Commission of Indiana
Interstate Commmerce Commission
John W. McCardie
Edwin Carr
Charles A. Edwards
G. A. R. Veterans
EAGLE
Robison
Ed Harper
Ella Burch
Gertrude Clore
Ray Rainbolt
Clyde Strauser
James Gilmore
Riley Mansfield’s
Alonzo Goodman
Dada Harper
Lewis Wright
Chas. Gillett
Elliston
Lex V. Deckard
W. L. Slinkard
M. FY. Pate
Slinkard & Vosloh
Law
Democrat
Guy H. Humphreys
W. R. Cravens
James M. Hudson
Square Bloomfield
Joan W. Jackson
Bloomfield Sheet Metal Works
S. D. Miles
Twin Tread Tire Co
C. T. Parrish
Prop
Hasler Bros
Farmers’ Store
VanMeter Hardware Co
U. S. Army
Navy
Terre Haute Tribune Daily
Terre Haute Tribune
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