Indiana News Briefs From Hartford City to Fort Wayne
Robert Secrest named scout commissioner for the Hartford City area. Gustave Steffen of Michigan City dies after a heart attack, survived by widow and eight children. Martin Krueger, six times mayor of Michigan City, seeks a northern Indiana seat in a county representative race. Another resident near Boonville drowns himself. despondent after life strain. William Reppen dies in Michigan City after a three month illness from blood poisoning. William Dini elected president of Decatur Chamber of Commerce. Theodore Studer pleads guilty to carrying a revolver. gambling equipment seized in Fort Wayne raid. fourteen arrested. Walter Lehman of a Fort Wayne hotel fined for robbery of a traveling salesman. Fort Wayne police warn drivers about traffic signals for emergency vehicles. Two well-dressed men rob a Paraiso Grand slot parlor, attempting to steal, as details are unclear.
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Decuth Chamber of Commerce
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Othe Antifield Tin
Fort Wayne
Walter Lehman
Ao Fort Wayne Hotel
M. W. Laughlin
Conspiracy sentencing records released in state case
A series of conspiracy cases concluded with defendants receiving prison terms and fines. Grice, a resort keeper, was sentenced to four years and $2000. Nine other defendants were given four months in jail and fines as part of the action tied to Regan and related entities.
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Eand Regan
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Europe
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Mueller
Rhineland
Hoover Proposes Moves Toward Five Power Naval Pact
President Hoover sent new instructions to the American delegation amid efforts to avert a collapse of the arms conference. He reportedly offered concessionary proposals to ease France Britain and Italy toward a five power agreement while Japan Saar Italy balance naval parity amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Faith Tested by Jesus Healing a Gentile Daughter
A religious lesson summary notes Jesus healing the daughter of the Canaanite woman, her persistent faith, and Jesus praise. It contrasts Israelite rejection with Gentile faith, urging parents to bring children to Jesus and highlighting the woman’s model prayer and steadfast belief.
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Junion Tomic
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House of Israel
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Pattern for a Good Life Quote by G G Atkins
The note reflects on life as a fabric that hinges on a strong pattern. Without a sound pattern the weaving of life falls to chaos and effort is wasted, urging one to study and model life after a worthy exemplar.
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Gaius Glenn Atkins
Love Faith Obedience Prism Motto by McDonald
A short quotation notes that love faith and obedience are facets of a single prism attributed to McDonald, highlighting a cohesive moral perspective. The line emphasizes unity of virtues as guiding principles.
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McDonald
Milk three milking sessions boost cow yield say USDA study
The United States Department of Agriculture reports that milking cows three times daily at its Beltsville Maryland dairy farm increased milk output by about 12 to 20 percent and butterfat by about 4 percent. The study tracked eighteen lactations across six cows twice daily versus three times daily. Farmers must weigh costs and local prices to judge profitability.
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Dairy Experimental Farm
United States Department of Agriculture
Lreltsville
Supplementing Pasture With Grain Best Plan
The article discusses feeding cows on early pasture, noting high producers struggle to meet nutrient needs and that protein rich pastures justify adjusting grain supplements. It advises continuing grain feeding through summer if profitable and increasing grain mix as pastures mature and become less palatable.
Silage as Balance Feed for High Protein Concentrates
Silage is described as a succulent grass like feed that cools the system aids digestion and stimulates appetite. It acts as a valuable balance for high protein concentrates in dairy cows doing hard work producing milk, noting its high water content and importance in the ration.
Dairy Facts and Winter Feeding for Cattle
The article outlines feeding dairy cows and calves in winter including individualized feeding for dry and milking cows, managing abortion disease risks, handling dairy sires, and using dry fodder if silage is scarce. It notes high fat Jerseys and Guernseys need about one pound of grain per two to three pounds of milk, culling low producers, clean stalls for calves, and reducing grassy milk flavor by adjusting pasture time.
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Jerseys
Guernseys
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