Indiana News Roundup Highlights Taxes and Trials
Hoosier items report bread sales for Red Cross in Hartford and a Charlestown school building plan. Lawmakers enforce work for registrants, a Carbon murder case acquittal, and bootlegging fines in Indianapolis. Weather storms cause deaths, fires, and property damage across Cass and Clinton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hartford
American Window Glass Company
Hikhart School Board
Charlestown
Indiana State Farm
Lake County
James W. Vansandt
Carbon
Brazil
Grover Jackson
Mary A. Frickhoeffer
Charleston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Willan McGrew
East
Louisiana Street
Frankfort
Thetetty
Clinton County
Separating Males and Females in Small Poultry Breeds
The article advises keeping sexes separate for smaller breeds at weaning to prevent domination and ensure growth. It prescribes consistent quarters, careful weaning, a grain ration of cracked corn and oats, and regular supplies of green feed, milk products, grit, and bone. It notes differences among Asiatic and Plymouth Rock breeds and emphasizes shade and stable routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Chickens Kept Clean for Comfort and Health
The article stresses proper coop ventilation to keep chickens comfortable at night and emphasizes the importance of keeping birds free from lice and mites at all times.
Need More Poultry in 1918 Officials urge larger stocks due to war demand
United States Department of Agriculture officials say 1918 must see more poultry on farms because wartime needs require higher production and feed shortages have reduced flocks. They note East regions heavy in poultry, West and Southwest droughts cut stocks, while some areas kept or slightly increased flock numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Jonfer
Clinton Ward
Batesville
Ripley
Ward
Army
Navy
Indianga
HH. H. Friedley
United States Department of Justice
Deer Creek
Lafayette
Delphi
Indiana
H. 8. Jackson
Purdue University
Bartholomew County
Madison County
Liburn C. Smith
Evansville
Acta
Pittsburgh
Smith
Mary Williamson
Rockport
Williamson
Spencer County
Ned Cross
E. C. Tower
Anderson
Shelbyville
France
Battery E
One Hundred and
Fiftieeth Field Artillery
Toner
Baccara
Nancy
Luneville
Red Cross
Noblesville
Portland Cement Mills
Louisville Cement Company
Jeffersonville
David
Cook
Young Women's Christain Association
Munele
Sergt
Joseph Finney
Central Union Telephone Company
Muncie
Muncie Central Union
Central Refining Company
Lawrenceville
A. B. Bement
Terre Haute
Pike County
Port Barker
Petersburg
Doggett
St. Paul
St. Omar
Shirley Doggett
Grace Scripture
Poultry and Agricultural Press
Poultry Departments
State Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Club
Agricultural Colleges
Office of Information
Department of Agriculture
Summer Songs Inspire Joyful Reign of L Mitchell
Poem fragment celebrates the season with imagery of birds, brooks, and joyous life. Lines evoke summer as reign of happiness, noting a speaker’s enthusiasm and personal refrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Mitchell
Potatoes Star in New Serving Ideas for All Meals
A writing describes multiple potato preparations to stretch fat and wheat supplies. Potatoes are prepared as shells for creamed dishes, Yellowstone style baked with paprika butter, and Oak Hill layered with eggs and cream sauce, then baked to a hot, browned finish.
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Yellowstone
Oak Hill
Family Friendly Griddie Cake and Simple Desserts
A kitchen column offers recipes for a griddie cake from sour milk and corn flour with soda, buttermilk drops with eggs and baking powder, a beet based beet piquant, baked bananas Belgium style with citrus sugar, and junket tablet desserts topped with whipped cream for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
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Hoosier News
South Kokome
Ira Nicholson
Myrtle O'Brynan
Eliza Anderson
George Anderson
Indiana Phil
United States Food Administration
Huntington
Special Information Service
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