Purduedairying short courses begin January 19
Purdue announces eight week dairying short courses starting January 19 at the new $75,000 dairy building in Indianapolis. The farm dairy and creamery courses cover stock care processing testing and dairy technology with licensed tester exam preparation. The complex includes extensive laboratories machinery and a 50 horsepower boiler and ammonia system.
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Indianapolis
Purdue
Cooperative Con
W. C. Smaith
Wil Hamsport
O. F. Huntiker
Department of Dairy Husabandry
State Board approves $400000 loan from Indianapolis banks
The state board of finance authorized borrowing $400,000 from five Indianapolis banks after paying $6,722 in interest on a September loan. A Shelbyville state convention drew thirty Adventist teachers with Prof. A. Russell of Battle Creek delivering sermons and two addresses on Adventist schools and Fermits.
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Charles A. van Pelt
Charles H. Tindall
Shelbyville
Ind
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Board of Trustees
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Tindall
VanPett
Court of Honor Lodge
State Board of Pardons
Clemmency
Shelby County
Sahm
Jemet
Peru
State Board of Finance
Indianapolis
A. Russell
Hattle Creek
Mich
Russell
Lake Union
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Incooporation Notice For Travelers Oil And Producing Co
Notice filed for final dissolution of the Indianapolis Preservation Bottle Company in this city. Travelers Oil And Producing Company of Indianapolis authorized to operate oil and gas wells with $10 000 capital. American Motor Wheel Company Crawfordsville fixes annual stockholders meeting for the first Tuesday in January at 10 am.
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Travelers Oil and Producing Company
Indianapolia
J. OR. Scales
Jf. Martin
EK. IL Richard
Indianapolia Preservation Cottle Company
American Motor Wheel Company of
Crawfordsville
Indiana Dairy Associations Grow Statewide
Indiana's dairy industry shows growing popularity with new associations forming near Marengo and Evansville. Purdue extension work spurs demand for pure bred stock as farmers and dairy workers unite to improve cattle, culminating in a Labor Day picnic with talks by Purdue officials and local leaders highlighting cooperation and farm profitability.
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Marengo
Jersey Cattle Treeders
Southern Indiana Dairymen’s Association
Evansville
State Ofolstein Cattle Breeders’ Association
Indianapolis
Northwestern Indiana
Frantfort
Threr
Indiana
Purdue
Halfman's Grove
Sam Woods
Northwest Or
Indiana Cow Testing Association
le Res
Northwestern
0. F. Hunziker
Purdue University
den Snark
James R. Garver
Purne
Lake County
I Dary
Hencver
Fameily
Ife
Wandering Israelites Teachings on Faith and Guidance
A religious reflection on the Hebrew exodus story, highlighting enduring truth in the wanderings of the Israelite people. It notes their trials, trust and fear, and how God’s guiding presence, like a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night, leads through doubt toward enduring mercy.
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Egypt
Canaan
Atseit
Parasite release eyed to curb San Jose scale in orchards
Indiana growers test imported San Jose scale parasites as a possible natural control. Bulletin history notes eight known parasite species and ongoing exploration of their effectiveness, while urging caution and continued spraying alongside biocontrol efforts. The article also offers poultry tips for fall orchards and egg production with decayed fruit.
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Astern
Iniel
Pennsylvania
Ciere
Indiana
Well Ag
Petit Silvunia
San Jose
Division of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Marlatt
Pas
Cometock
Surface
Waste of Wood Ashes Value for Fruit Trees and Garden
The piece urges saving wood ashes rather than discarding them. It notes their value for fruit trees and gardens and advises they should never be wasted whether unleached or leached.
Good Dairy Ration Boosts Milk Flow on Farm
A farm note describes a dairy ration including falta pea lespedeza or soy bean hay corn and a small amount of cotton seed meal to sustain steady milk production and keep cows productive.
Many Are Divinely Called in Labor Across Fields
The piece argues that divinely sanctioned work is not confined to ministers. It cites teachers, writers, physicians, and mothers as similarly consecrated, insisting that many channels of good exist beyond the pulpit and that divine endowment can appear in diverse, unsung roles.
Stepping Stones for Us by Whitbeck
The piece reflects on divine guidance through human flaws, noting that God uses our defects as stepping stones. It frames life as a temporary state where we are dust, chosen to become something higher. The author contemplates memory and humility.
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Mra’ A. Dt, Whitbey
Best Fortune Teller, Baron Assebach’s Wealth Quest
In a Sunday Magazine piece from the Chicago Record Herald a sohbet on wealth seekers in America features Baron Assebach and Miss de Millyvaus. An anecdote recalls the baron visiting a fortune teller to uncover details about his grandfather, revealing playful intrigue in a lighter social tale.
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Voldomen
America
Baron Assebach
Berms
Chicago Trecord-Elerald
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