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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
3
A compact roundup covers political shifts in Washington including Republican delegate changes for the 1916 convention, river and harbor funding debates, and currency reform talk. It also notes a Shawneetown bridge project plea, mining and coal incidents, labor disputes, and early foreign trade figures with shipping totals and export shares.
Truth in an article on probable New Year honors predicts a peerage for James Bryce former British ambassador at Washington. The article notes the transfer of Crown Prince Frederick William from the First regiment at Danzig to the general staff in Berlin.
The state fire marshal reports Indiana city losses jumped 66 percent in November, totaling 410036 with 627 fires. Buildings accounted for 186172, contents 223263, and unknown causes exceed 157. Century Biscuit fire and heating hazards drove the rise.
The Farmers' State Congress held in the House chamber at the state capitol drew about fifty farmers. talks covered hog cholera control farm credits and co operative warehouses while Edgar Ritchey urged more social and business farming links and to study farm business. Governor Ralston appointed Francis Bridges adjutant general and Pearle A. Davis quartermaster general of the Indiana National Guard, with tenure extending to the governor's term end.
The Richmond Commercial club seeks a statewide campaign to standardize Indiana taxing laws. Secretary Charles Jordan reports Eben H. Wolcott endorses the move and will contact county assessors to learn current valuation methods and staffing. The club aims a fair uniform system with greater state influence over property valuations.
The Farm Journal outlines trap nesting as a method to identify high laying hens and record egg output and shell color. Albert Angell Jr introduces a two-part house separating hens and a cock, with trap nests guiding daily movement and nightly separation to improve laying percentages and breed from top performers.
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