Indiana State News Waves of Crime and Public Notices
A roundup of Indiana events reports murders arrests and trials amid civic actions. Notable items include a fatality in Culver military training, a Goshen player arrest, Detroit ties in a local case, and community efforts to curb fishing and regulate pets. Public notices cover petitions to end Conter hike fishing and school tree donations.
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Tian
Croovie
Atelet Sen
Fifny Atne
Ponterp
Culver
Hood Otten
Leonore Witeratt
Sosciushe
Indigot O Conservation Department
Warsaw
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Les
Blita
Urkey Creek
Hamimond
Chester
Indianapolis
Pneumonga Ated
Flora TB. Cox
Wwvemen's
Washington
First Christian Church
Hugh Barr
Second
Hugh L. Cox
E. BK. Sudduth
Earl Luder
Isadore Zeplowitz
Hammond
Zeplowitz
Northern
Indiana Telephone Company
Carl Hl. Mote
North Manchester
Macy
Fulton
Silver Lake
Durket
Mentone
Claypool
Sidney
Kina Green
Millwood
Bippus
Luther
Atwood
Bourbon
Akron
Herbert C. Males
Evansville
Vanderburgh
Reeves
Isid Kahn
Henry T. Vardin
William SS Baertlich
Board of Works
Edgar W. Farmer
Andersen
Cleveland
Big Four
Robert Harris
Board of Health of
Noblesville
Chesor
Five Power Naval Conference Seeks Measurable Progress
Delegates in London advance private talks and a plan on tonnage transfers as they pursue a framework for limits. United States aims for parity with Britain, reduced shipbuilding, cruiser and destroyer caps, and submarine curbs amid social events shaping diplomacy.
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London
MacDonald
Tully
Mussolini
Gibson
Stimson
Great Britain
Cnunser
Hoover
United States
Afr. Stimson
Lobbying clash flags German trust links in senate hearing
Garon Robinson of Tadivanon faced probes over German bid to influence Senator King and the United German trust. Teutons deny control while congressional debate turns to repeal moves on the Eighteenth Amendment. Met givers and committee rows highlight tense politics and looming Prohibition hearings. </s>
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Garon Robinson
Tadivanon
Senate
King
King's
Termain A. Metz
Gera
Metz
Stou
Kite
al Smith
1Oog
Ameri GH
Ecauth
A. L. Maudel
WTT
Congress
House
Cochran
la Guardia
Norton
Mitchell
Expenditure Committee
Department of Justice
Overfeeding Linked to Calf Troubles in Feed Practices
Agricultural guidance from the University of Minnesota extenders warns skim milk overfeeding and alfalfa hay as primary culprits for calf scours. Advice covers proper milk transition, fresh colostrum, clean feeding utensils, hay types, early grain, and a wood feed mix of oats corn bran and oilmeal for various ages.
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Mla
Filligan
Theiry
University
St. Paul
Ted
Phunsen
Timothy
Enlyves
Fanson
Record Making Cows Milked by Machines
A dairy expert argues the milking machine proves effective with proper care. Two Holstein cows set world records for fat and milk produced by mechanical milking, one owned by John G. Ellis of Lee Massachusetts and the other by Charles Hughes & Son of Neenah Wisconsin.
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Farm Journal
John G. Ellis
Lee
Mass
Ellis
New York
Charles Hughes & Son
Neenah
Wis
Dairy cow care tips and milk safety notes
Advice on dairy management including salt feeding, milking regularity, and cattle care. Warns that tuberculin cow milk can spread bovine tuberculosis and that pasteurization does not guarantee safety. Emphasizes water, cooling cream, and silage quality amid poor weather and frost effects.
Legumes as Grain Feed Show Valuable Forage Substitutes
Ohio experiment station tests indicate alfalfa red clover and soybeans can substitute for green feed when cut and cured properly. Feeding hay in half inch lengths and hay cut in hoops proves effective. alfalfa meal from green hay also serves as a green feed substitute.
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Ohio
Litter Use Debated in Poultry Feed Practices
Experimental stations and many poultry keepers show hens do not need litter to pay for feed. Feeding whole or cracked grain in troughs keeps litter cleaner, while litter aids confinement period by keeping feet clean and floors dry. Scratching will occur and scattered grain in litter serves no purpose unless no trough is available.
Poultry Advice for Egg Handling and Care
Guidance on incubators egg handling and market sales emphasizes cash payments on quality eggs. It covers disinfecting incubators, avoiding sun exposure, using formalin, and maintaining proper temperatures. Additional tips address green feeds sudan grass, comb growth, lice versus mites, puddling around drinkers, and pullet development for healthy flocks.
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France
Italy
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Stanmore
York
Primo DE Rivera
Alfonso
Damaso Berenguer
de Rivera
Berenguer
Madrid
Rivera
Metator
Patriotic Union
Earl Ben Eielson
Arete
Earl Borland
Siberia
North Cape
Crosson
Gillam
Erelson
Borland
Elelson
Hairman Legge
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Messin
Legge
Eastern Life Insurance Companies
Mississippi Valley
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
Episcopal Church of America
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Harry B. Hutchins
University of Michigan
Rebecca L. Felton
Georgia
United States Senate
W. W. Kimball
Thomas Snowden
David S. Gordon
Harry Taylor
Western Newspaper Union
Estess
Sudan
WVAV
ECS
Sir Walter Raleigh
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation
Louisville, Kentucky
Sir Walter
Raleigh Smoking Tobacco
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Billy
Phillips
Mabresia
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