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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

3

Washington Sidelights Protest in Behalf of Pueblo Indians

In the senate Senator Borah of Idaho calls attention to S 8855 the Bursum Indian bill to settle lands held by non Indians in Pueblo lands New Mexico The protest signed by about fifty artists and writers urges the public to oppose the bill as unjust to Indians and to defend Pueblo land and community existence.

Ashington Senate Borah of Ydaho New Mexico House Bursum Pueblos

Wheat Growth Faces U S Farm Challenge From Yearbook

The yearbook from the Department of Agriculture notes rising per capita wheat consumption but falling per capita production in the United States. It cites widespread farming, wheat’s large export role, and a decline in export volume over the past two decades, except during wartime.

Department of Agriculture United States

New Livestock Reporting Service Formed by Agriculture Dept

A new live stock reporting service for forecasting production, supplies and movements has been organized by the Department of Agriculture. Covering the corn belt and Western ranges the service uses state statisticians and data from railroads stock yards packing plants and producers groups. Reports will include monthly farm cattle numbers, semiannual pig surveys, monthly receipts and shipments, pasture and feed conditions, and prices on distant range markets.

Department of Agriculture Corn Belt Corn California Arizona Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia Virginia

Food manufacturing surpasses iron and steel as nation’s largest industry

Department of Agriculture declares the food industry the largest in value, outranking iron and steel. It notes 1919 manufactured food products valued at 13.201 billion dollars and 67,453 establishments, with federal inspection costs proving small relative to the product value.

Department of Agriculture

McCray outlines reform program and speakership race

Indiana Governor McCray rallies Republican lawmakers in the statehouse urging completion of the Pendleton reformatory and new road funding measures. He faces House opposition on a $1 million reformatory appropriation while backing higher auto and gasoline taxes. Eight candidates seek the speakership, led by Pittenger Morgan Phillips and Harris, with farm ties shaping the race.

Indianapolis McCray House of Representatives Pendleton House State Highway Commission State Board of Agriculture L. A. Pittenger Selma Raymond ©. Morgen Knightstown William R. Philips Glenwood Oscar A. Ahlgren Whiting James I. Day East Chicago J. Glen Harris Gary Luke W. Duffey Asa J. Smith Albert J. Wedekins Dale Pittenger Morgan Phillips Harris Mr. Morgan

Indiana and Indiana area briefs from State News in Brief

Figures prepared by Marion county auditor place the total property valuation for taxation at 602 088 750 dollars, down 1 742 680 from 1921 and 10 415 880 from 1920. D L Austen of Purdue assists in forming a boys and girls poultry club in Shelby county. Mrs Demarcus Brown spoke on The Greek and the Turk at Hartford City. Louis Seriester road contract awarded for 2 27 miles at 17 500 dollars. Madison county grand jury returns five indictments and urges building a larger Madison county orphans home. A fire at Wegarle farm causes 2 000 to 3 000 dollars damage in Connersville.

Indianapolis Leo K. Fesler Marion County Shelbyville D. L. Austen Purdue University Russell G. Bast Shelby County Hartford City Demarcus Brown Blackford County Federation of Women’s Clubs Jeffersonville Board of County Commissioners Carl Lutz Louis Seriesterbach Anderson Madison’ County Madison County Connersville Wegarle

Link Measure

Stranger beg pardon sir. How far is it to the North station. Golf Bug it should say about a full drive three brassies and a putt. Bom ton Evening Transcript.

Bomton Evening Transcript

Freedom from laxatives

Pills and salts offer temporary relief from constipation at the expense of permanent injury, while a natural lubricant like Nufol provides gentle, non laxative relief similar to Nature's own lubrication. Nufol is harmless, not a drug, and is prescribed by physicians, used in leading hospitals.

George Pence Undergoes Leg Operation in Columbus Hospital

George Pence veteran field examiner for the state board of accounts recently underwent an operation in a Columbus hospital for the removal of his foot. He wrote to statehouse friends I have shortened my leg to lengthen my life.

George Pence State Board of Accounts Columbus Mr. Pence Statehouse Friends Indianapolis News

Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Cure

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the top medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It promises gentle quick relief, describes the product as a healing vegetable compound and offers a sample bottle postpaid for ten cents.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

The Open Door Policy Debate

A terse mock dialogue from the New York Sun questions public interest in open door policies while noting landlady’s likely overhearing. The exchange reflects civic curiosity about openness and accountability in housing or policy discussions.

New York

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