Indiana Farmers Invited to Chicago Convention
A large Indiana farmer delegation is expected at the Am erican Farm Federation annual convention in Chicago December 11 to 13. W H Settle announces the invitation to all state farm bureau members. speakers include Henry A Wallace George N Peek W S Myers Governor Paul V McNutt and other prominent figures plus Miss Connie J Bonslagel Arkansas home demonstration agent.
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Indiana
American Farm Federation
Chicago
Farm Bureau
W. H. Settle
Henry A. Wallace
George N. Peek
W. S. Myers
Henry Morganthau, Jr
Farm Administration
Paul V. McNutt
New Hampshire
Connie J. Bonslagel
Arkansas
Thanksgiving Gathering in Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs S L Newsom Mrs Sam McCarty and Miss Winonia Newsom spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Henry Henley and family at Terre Haute.
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S. L. ‘Newsom
Sam McCarty
Winonia Newsom
Henry Henley
Terre Haute
Tugboat Anne stars Dressler and Berry with West Coast setting
Marie Dressler plays Anne a strong willed tugboat captain supported by Waldo Berry as her husband in Tugboat Anne. The film directed by Mervyn LeRoy follows Northwest waterfront life with a son growing to captain a liner and heroic acts aboard a damaged ship. Robert Young appears as the son with Maureen O Sullivan in a juvenile romance. Filmed largely at Seattle Harbor with numerous tugboat sequences.
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Marie Dressler
Anne
Puget Sound
Wal!t
Miss Dressler
Berry
Robert Young
Hell Below
Maureen O’ullivan
Willard Robertson
Tammany Young
Frankie Darro
Jack Pennick
Paul Hurst
Seattle Harbor
Hawser
Quentin and the White House beat officer tale
In the early White House days the young Quentin befriended the district policeman on the mansion beat. He pledged to “fix it” so the post wouldn’t rotate after a year, claiming he would seek Lodge’s help on Capitol Hill, where Senator Lodge was the era’s powerful figure.
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Roosevelts
White House
Quenin
Quinin
Quentin
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Capitol Hill
Indiana opens second police barracks near Pendleton
Captain Matt Leach announced the opening of the state police barracks just east of Pendleton at the junction of State roads 7 38 and .67 near the Reformatory. The building was donated by Pendleton citizens and four state policemen were stationed there immediately.
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Matt Leach
Pendleton
Home Grown Lemon Surprise From Bush in Sun Parlor
The McNabbs savored a lemon pie made from a lemon grown on a bush in their sun parlor. The fruit was so large that only half could be used about the size of a small grapefruit. The bush bore two fruits with the other even larger than the first.
Mrs. Ella Crawford in Rushville on Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Crawford traveled to Rushville on Tuesday for business matters.
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Ella Crawford
Rushville
Dairy Pays to Let Cow Freshen in Fall
Fall freshening improves milk price and yields. Breeding in November and December aligns calves with fall shortages. Cows calving in autumn often produce 15 to 25 percent more milk yearly and ease winter dairy work, reducing interference with harvest tasks.
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Eason
Canadian Animals Show Value of Proved Sire
A group of four two year old heifers owned by Charles Hodgson Hudson Heights Quebec sired by Johanna Ray Apple Pabst have under official test in the R O P with two finishing in the 805 day division closed their first lactation period with a production averaging 11360 pounds milk containing 443 pounds butter The leading producing heifer Montvic Dandelion Rag Apple in her year on twice a day milking gave 12635 pounds milk containing 61875 pounds butter her test averaging 392 percent fat Her stable mate Montvie Ray Apple Mercedes was a close runner up with 11480 pounds milk containing 57625 pounds butter her test averaging 402 percent fat The other two heifers in 305 days made 10464 of milk testing 402 percent fat and 10863 of milk testing 363 percent of butterfat
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Charles Hodgson
Hudson Heights
Quc
Johanna Ray
Montvie Ray Apple Mercedes
Montreal Family Herald
Keeping Cow Records for Dairy Herds
Keeping cow records becomes common as dairy herd improvement associations pool effort. About twenty five to twenty six men hire a tester to visit every herd monthly to weigh and test milk, with annual costs of 30 to 40 dollars per year.
Dairy Hints On Milk Quality And Butter Prices
Grinding roughage for dairy cows proves unprofitable. Proper separator level and vibration control matter. Washing separators only once daily raises butterfat loss and hurts cream keeping quality. Drought and pasture condition affect milk fat. Poor cream yields low grade butter, depressing dairy markets. Three ways to prevent milk fever: clean quarters, special light, bulky ration, and epsom salts.
Famous Old Train Marks 85 Years On Boston Fall River Route
A historic account notes the New York New Haven Hartford Fall River boat train as the longest continuously scheduled service between Boston and Fall River, carrying passengers to New York steamers. It began May 16, 1800, from a Boston station, running daily with minor start adjustments, and rivals only the Flying Scotsman in length of service.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Fall River Line
Boston
Fall River
New York- Fall River
Knigeland Street
Colonis
Newten
Lough Station
London & North Eastern
Great Britain
Blood Will Tell Evidence From Crime Scene Tests
An article by Col Calvin Goddard in Rugeja Magazine explains that many violent crimes involve blood. It notes blood can linger on garments pockets linings and under nails even after attempts to erase it. Blood grouping tests aid paternity questions though only in a minority of cases.
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Calvin Goddard
Rugeja
Signature changes slow as currency worn from use
The article notes ten and twenty dollar bills, and others, wear out at about 50,000,000 per month. By July 1, roughly 150,000,000 dollars bearing Andrew W. Mellon’s signature remained in Washington. Bills signed by the new secretary Ogden Mills will appear after the old stock is exhausted, though the signatures are applied during printing, not by the secretary or his staff.
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Washington
Andrew W. Ma
The
Treasury
the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
First Concrete Road Laid in New Jersey Celebrates 25 Years
Warren county honors its long service by noting a stretch of road marked as the first concrete road laid in New Jersey. The 25 year old route remains in good condition, with newer attaching sections reflecting modern installation.
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Warren County
New Jersey
Fiveyearold rejects kindergarten play on first day
A five year old boy on his first day at kindergarten reports that the nursery activities are too childish for him. He says he intends to pursue more grown up sports and activities after leaving the baby play behind.
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Little Jean
Jean
Billy
Looks Are Deceiving in a Berlin Film Line
A cryptic quote from German press questions a wealthy claimant and a young beggar girl in a film that moved viewers yesterday. The exchange reflects media intrigue over appearance and truth in cinema.
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Duetsch
Bojo’s Water Tub Debate Sparks Animal Welfare Outcry
Citizens accuse Bojo of mistreating a fish during a water-tub scene. Chiu Hui, criticized as too soft to prepare the dish, reportedly holds the fish underwater as the controversy grows around humane treatment and public sentiment.
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Cutajar
Bojo
Chiu
My My Molly Ad Pretty In Love With New Car
A fragmented quote hints at a playful tale of romance and progress as a woman expresses affection for a new motorcar while a separate note remarks on man’s displacement by machinery. The snippet evokes early 20th century newspaper voice.
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Molly Ad
Entomologist Quotes Obsession Over Woman
A quirky exchange reveals an entomologist who is deeply fixated on a woman described as crazy about her, highlighting a comic romantic imbalance between romance and obsession.
Gene Brae Shook Upset as Chicago Woman Files $750 M Damage Suit
A Chicago resident named Gene Brae faces a $750 million damage claim linked to a domestic incident. The plaintiff, Mrs. Teles, asserts injuries and seeks legal remedy through the court.
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Gene
Teles of
Chicago
Brae
Bec
Local Families Host Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings
Mr and Mrs A W Winfield entertained to dinner Sunday Mrs A B Norris and daughter Ramona Miss Cora Clark of Rushville and Russell Pickett of Vevay Miss Frances Adams of near Homer spent the weekend with her sister Miss Ja Adams Mrs and Mrs Charles Winslow entertained to dinner Thanksgiving Day Mrs Grace Doherty and son and Hiram Parks of Chicago the Misses Clara and Ariada Morris of Hagerstown Mr and Mrs Fay Winslow and family and Mr and Mrs Homer Reppert of Indianapolis Mr and Mrs Howard Win Winslow and family and Mr and Mrs Ralph Winson and family of this place Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herkless and family of Circleville O spent Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs Maude Stewart and Mr and Mrs John Herkless and family
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A. W. Winfield
A. B. Norris
Ramona
Cora Clark
Rushville
Russell Pickett
Vevay
Frances Adams
Near
Homer
Miss Ja Adams
Charles Winslow
Grace Doherty
Son
Hiram Parks
Chicago
Clara and
Ariada Morris
Hagerstown
Fay Winslow
Homer Reppert
Indianapolis
Howard Win- Winslow
Ralph Winson
Kenneth Herkless
Circleville, O
Maude Stewart
John Herkless
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Bruce H. Stephens
Mgt
Schrichte
Mair
Rushville, Indiana
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Insurance Carthage
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Ingle
W. J. Henley, Sr
O. F. Ingle
Alantic
America
Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Ratliff
Knightstown
Marie Dressler and
Walace Berry
Police
Deller
Abercrombie
Jewelers
Bulova
Elgin
C. M
Cream Ladies
B. K
S. S
Frank Wilson
Casady
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