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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

6

Hoosier Troops On The Border In Llano Grande Camp

Indiana National Guard at Llano Grande Texas prepares for a more or less permanent camp with a dining and commissary depot moved toward Mercedes. Officers may rotate to regular army posts for line duty while water and ice supply and daily drill schedules are described amid harsh sun and hard tents. local traffic controls jitneys to camp, prompting enforcement by town officers and a hospital casualty.

National Guard Benney Army Indiana Infantry Llano Grande Tex Indiana Merleader Mercedes Indianapolis Harlingen Mesa William Kleifgen Fred M. Hickman Laporte Joseph McCurdy Michigan City John W. Letby Newcastle Motley Ft. Wayne W. H. Miller Gary Jay A. Umpleby M. C. Reiff Fred W. Taker Naftzger First Indiana Infantry Texas Harry C. Campbell Battery B

Hessian fly campaign planned in Indiana counties

The United States entomological laboratory in Lafayette will launch a Hessian fly campaign in Indiana to target counties with the most trouble. John J. Davis asks county agents to cooperate and outlines experiments on tillage, sprays, and planting dates to curb the fly, with Marion county under review for possible inclusion.

Indianapolis Indiana United States Entomological Laboratory Lafayette John J. Davis Ralph M. Gilbert Mr. Davis Gilbert

Bloomington fund for Company I Indiana National Guard grows

Contributions to a fund for the use of Company I First Regiment Indiana National Guard exceed 400 dollars. Indiana University students contributed about 200 dollars with alumni supplying the rest. The university library sent 100 books to Texas for the unit.

Bloomington First Regiment Indiana National Guard Indiana University Texas University Library

Package explodes injuring boy delivering it

A fourteen year old boy named Lafayette Charles Noble rode a bicycle from a wholesale drug house to his job and the package exploded in the street. The two ounce bottle of concentrated nitrous ether overheated and burst, causing a slight cut on his wrist and minor injuries. Spectators assisted him at the scene.

Lafayette Charles Noble

Scholarships Offered At State Fair For Purdue Agriculture Students

Purdue University School of Agriculture may award four scholarships in agriculture as part of a state fair livestock and grain judging contest on Tuesday September 6. Prizes include 100 for first 75 for second 50 for third and 25 for fourth.

Lafayette Purdue University School of Agriculture Board of Agriculture

James Whitcomb Riley Dies at His Indianapolis Home

The Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley died July 22 at 10 50 p m at 528 Lockerbie street Indianapolis after a brief paralytic stroke Earlier in the day he had improved and shared with relatives and friends His nurse Miss Clementia Prough found him peacefully sleeping after attempting to rise and sit by the bed, marking a sudden end to his long illness Indiana leaders mourn his loss saying he belonged to the state and its people deeply.

Riley New Albany James Whitcomb Riley Order of Eastern Star Raisg Masonic Home Building Fund Fudge Hte Lockerbie Street Indianapolis Miss Prough Mr. Riley James Whitecomb Zits Indiana Samuel [L, Ralston

Hoosier Notes Ditch Bonds and Rail Upgrades Across Indiana

Indiana items report a $250000 ditch bond issue to fund Mizer ditch work shortening the Hel River from Neal's mill to Worthington and widening and dredging. Vandalia railroad doubles six miles between Bicknell and Edwardsport with depot raised and hill cut. cost $250000. Free state employment bureau says 3000 to 4000 railroad jobs available. Danville to motorize post routes. July 24 start, three carriers on fifty mile routes. Fort Wayne jitney ordinance requires bonds and schedules. Elwood seeks new city insurance rating. Lafayette notes a sky blue pearl found by Lee Simmons hunter near Wabash River sold locally.

Brazil Neal Sanborn Vandalia Bicknell Edwardsport Evansville Free State Employment Bureau Richard Witty Danville W. A. King Fort Wayne Elwood Insurance Inspection Bureau Lafayette Lee _ Simmons Wabash jFiver Birmingham

Today is Yoursday and Mine A Strange Verse Note

A fragmented reflective piece references a singular day for play and purpose. It mentions David Starr Jordan and hints at a shared moment of action or meaning, though the text is highly garbled and incomplete.

Salad Combinations For Individual Vegetable Arrangements

A guide to arranging vegetables separately on a serving dish with lettuce as a background. It suggests varied pairings like tomatoes with onion or chives, beets, peppers, nuts, and cottage or cream cheese, plus a poetic Henry Van Dyke excerpt.

Lobster Dishes From Fresh to Poulette Styles

A compact guide to preparing lobster dishes from fresh or canned meat. Steps include curried coconut milk sauce with lobster, Lobster a la Bechamel with cream and eggs, and Lobster a la Poulette using butter flour stock and seasoned chicken stock with lemon for a smooth finish.

Lobater A la Asx

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Hoosier Indiana Guardsmen Company A First Signal Corps Indiana Avenue Sullivan W. E. Aydelotte Washington Sullivan County Jesse T. Johnson Fort Benjamin ‘Harrison Fort’ Wayne Jana Terre Haute Rushville Hoosier Notes David Starr Jordan Henry van Dyke
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