World Affairs Briefs and Domestic Signals in One Year
Major General Wood urges Congress to fund field guns and ammunition for the regular army and militia. Supreme Court upholds state power to set rates. federal labor investigations begin with Calumet Michigan and Colorado. Tax returns due March first with fines for late filing. Inheritance tax collection by safe deposit companies upheld. Copper strike tensions and martial law discussed. financial and currency policy actions noted. Obscure verdicts, appointments, and international notes round out a broad snapshot of political, economic, and social developments.
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Wood
Congress
Washington
States
Supreme Court
Charles BE. van Pelt
Charles H. Tindall
Stelbeyville
Ind
Indiana
Michigan City
Board of Trustees
VanPelt
Tindall
Court of Honor
Shelbyville
State Board of Pardons
Shelby County
John A. Tindall
Purdue to Open Dairying Courses January 19
Purdue announces eight week short courses in dairy subjects starting January 19 at the new $75,000 dairy building in Indianapolis. The program includes a farm dairy course and a creamery course, with extensive instruction in dairy stock care, dairy product making, testing, pasteurization, and dairy bacteriology. The project is funded by a $50,000 bequest from W. C. Smith and a $25,000 state appropriation.
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Indianapolis
Purdue
W. C. Smith
Williamsport
State Board Transfers Provide Temporary Loan Details
State board approves a temporary loan arrangement noted as 0 306 with inter sowed terms. The measure references a September action and outlines conditional financial support through a short term transfer.
Maintenance Costs of Seventeen State Institutions in 1913
The regular maintenance expenses for seventeen state institutions in 1913 totaled 2,318,347.65 dollars with an additional 316,443.47 dollars spent on improvements and land purchases. State cost per inmate rose by six cents versus 1912, reflecting administrative, office, domestic, and outdoor department expenses, while there was a slight decrease in subsistence, fence work, and clothing costs.
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Dinajana
Plainfeld
de Co
Charleton
T. J. Charleton
Washington Barracks
White Lick Valley
Plainfield
Board of State Charities
Niesse Bank Examiner Accepts Salary Change
J F Niesse Bank examiner 1B reports the salary of Mr Niesse set at 2500 dollars per year and notes his acceptance of the position.
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J. F. Niesse Bank, Examiner
Niezze
GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND HOW TO COOK THEM
A vintage guide lists recipes such as a delicious fig and almond conserve and a hot rice pudding with lemon orange flavors. It details split pea soup with pork, a seasoned cream sauce, and French beans with egg yolks and lemon juice. It emphasizes keeping stock on hand for various dishes.
Fragmented Quote Fragments From Obscure Source
A garbled OCR line presents a Shakespearean reference with partial phrasing. The text hints at blood stirring a lion more than a hare, though the attribution is corrupted and a clear source line is missing.
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Abakegpeare
A Simple Fruit Salad and Polish Style Dish
A readable note describes a fruit salad made by soaking prunes overnight then mixing with celery and walnuts and mayonnaise. It also mentions a Polish dish involving boiled sauerkraut mashed potatoes and fried slices, plus a pork roast with garlic mince, all with terse, imperfect phrasing.
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Polan
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