Purdue Dairy Courses Open January 19 In Indy
Purdue will begin two eight week short courses in dairying on January 19 in a new $75 000 dairy building in Indianapolis. The farm dairy and creamery courses cover breeding, feeding, testing, pasteurization and creamery management with goal of tester licenses. The building, funded by a $50 000 bequest from W C Smith and a $25 000 state appropriation, spans about 22 000 square feet and includes labs, offices, and equipment.
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Indianapolis
Purdue
W. C. Smith
Wil Hamsport
O. F. Hunziker
Department of Dairy Husbandry
State finance borrows funds from Indianapolis banks
The state board of finance borrowed 400 000 from five Indianapolis banks after paying 400 600 plus interest on a September loan of 6 722. The Shelbyville state convention hosted thirty Adventist teachers with Prof A Russell of Battle Creek delivering sermons and praise services.
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State Board of Finance
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Indiana
A. Russell
Battle Creek
Mich
Russell
Lake Union
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nlinola
Parole Granted to VanPelt in Tindall Slaying Case
Charles E B VanPelt, who killed lawyer Charles H Tindall in Shelbyville Indiana, was paroled from Michigan City State Prison after serving a little over two years of a two to twenty one year manslaughter sentence. The parole board granted clemency despite a prior denial by the pardons board. A petition then listed Shelby County officials bank presidents a judge and prosecutor and ten jurors connected to the trial. John A Tindall a relative and former partner protested awaiting minimum term expiry.
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Charles EB. VanPelt
Charles H. Tindall
Shelbyville
Ind
Indiana
Michigan City
Board of Trustees
VanPelt
Tindall
Court of Honor Lodge
State Board of Pardons
van Pelt
Shelby County
John A. Tindall
State Institution Expenses Rise From 1912 to 1913
Figures from the board of state charities show regular maintenance for seventeen state institutions in 1912 at 2518 047.0 and improvements and added stands costing 216 443.47. In 1913 the state’s cost rose by five cents per inmate, attributed to administration and domestic expenses, with subsistence and clothing slightly decreasing.
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Board of State Charities
Statebank appoints Niesse Madison teller examiner
Joseph I F Niesse of the First National Bank of Madison Indiana is named state bank examiner with a 2500 dollar yearly salary. The appointment fills the vacancy created when Harry L Arnold moved to the state insurance department and Arthur C Craven became chief clerk. The Travelers Oil and Producing Company Indianapolis aims to invest 10000 dollars to operate wells. Notice filed of final dissolution of Indianapolis Prescription Bottle Company. American Motor Wheel Company Crawfordsville sets annual meeting for the first Tuesday in January at 10 am.
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Joseph IF. Niesse
First National Bank of Madison
Ind
Niesse
O’brien
Harry L. Arnold
Elkhart
Banking Department
State Insurance Department
Arthur C. Craven
Samuel M. Ralston
Arnold
Travelers Oil and Producing Company
Indianapolis
J. R. Scales
L. H. Martin
B. H. Richardson
Indiana dairy associations grow state wide
Dairy industry expansion in Indiana shows rising interest from leading dairymen. New Jersey and Holstein breed groups form in Marengo Evansville Indianapolis Crown Point Frankfort and other areas. Purdue extension work boosts demand for pure bred stock and farmer collaboration. A Labor Day cow testing gathering at Halfmans Grove features Prof Hunziker and James Garver with talks on cooperation and local dairy improvements. The event emphasizes better cows better farming and rural life benefits.
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Marengo
Jersey Cattle Breeders’ Association
Southern
Indiana Dairymen’s Association
Evansville
State
Holstein Cattle Breeders’ Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Crown Point
Frankfort
Purdue
Halfman’s Grove
Sam Woods
Northwestern Indiana Cow Testing Association
le Hoy Vow Testing Association
C. F. Hunziker
Purdue University
The Old Testament Wanderings as Living Message
A sermon emphasizes the enduring vitality of Old Testament narratives especially the Exodus journey. It argues the wandering Israelites mirror universal human fears and hopes, showing God’s steady, guiding presence through cloud and fire as they seek the Promised Land. The piece reflects on faith, weakness, and divine mercy as timeless truths.
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Egypt
Canaan
Rev
A. W. Wallace
D. D
San Jose Scale Parasite Shows Promise for Indiana Orchards
Hoosier growers experiment with introduced parasites to fight San Jose scale, hoping reductions may lessen need for sprays. Researchers note multiple parasite species exist since 1880, with some newly bred in Pennsylvania. results depend on state conditions and careful deployment statewide.
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Magtern
Pennsylvania
San Jose
Indiana
Division of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Marratt
Comstock
Surface
Good Place for Poultry in Orchards This Fall
Readers learn that orchards are ideal for chickens in autumn as birds rarely perch in trees to damage fruit. If a bird does fly up, clipping one wing suffices. The note adds apples and decayed fruit can boost egg production in sluggish hens.
Waste of Wood Ashes Regarded as Valuable for Gardens
A notice warns against discarding wood ashes along roads or in ditches. It highlights their value for fruit trees and gardens whether unleached or leached, urging readers to reuse rather than waste this material.
Good Dairy Ration for Steady Milk Output
A farm dairy ration using alfalfa or pea hay with lespedeza or soy, plus corn and cotton seed meal, aims to maintain steady milk flow and quality.
Divine calling extends beyond pulpits to all righteous labor
The piece argues that divinely bestowed gifts occur across many professions and roles beyond ministers, from rulers and teachers to writers, physicians, and mothers, asserting that those in varied fields can be divinely endowed for their work and that no single group holds the monopoly on calling.
Stepping Stone for Us Whose Purpose Is Fault and Dust
A fragmented religious meditation notes that God guides human flaws through stepping stones of atonement. The text emphasizes humanity as dust and declares divine remembrance in creation. References to Whit ney and biblical phrasing suggest early modern or devotional prose.
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Earth
Angela
Mra
A. Dt, Whitney
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