Indiana Muses Teachers Meet In Elkhart With Large Attendance
The thirty fifth annual Indiana Muste Teachers association convention will be held in Elkhart June 24 28. The program opens with the Hymn of Praise by the Elkhart Choral Society and features performances by Edward Clarke Kenneth Rose and Sarah Snuttell. A Chicago Sunday Evening Choir of fifty voices will close the event, with a special car bringing them to Elkhart at a cost of about 1500. The gathering is expected to draw a larger audience than past conventions.
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Indianapolis
Indisnon Muste
Elkhart
Thinia
Indiana Muste Teachers’ Associaion
Elkhart Choral Society
Wo Owen
Winonadake
Orchestra
Accompanihnett
James Foreyer
Conn Band Tasteement Factory
Alo
Edward Clarke
Kenneth Rose
Sarah Snuttell
Chicago
Titty Voices
Michel Sharp Heradens
Seldlet
Fredericka Gabhardt
Fred W Frank
Hredin
Chiergo
Muasic Teachers’ Association
E Martin Heads Indiana Children's Home Society
Officers for the ensuing year were elected by the Children's Home Society of Indiana at a Y M C A meeting in Indianapolis. The board planned to sell the Hadley grounds in Hendricks county and possibly the Weatfield property to fund a new home near Indianapolis. Officers elected unanimously include President E Martin, vice presidents Newton McGuire J W Pryor L Duvall, Secretary W N Metzger, Treasurer Augustin Jennings, and Superintendent J L Peetz. The board's size was reduced from 36 to 18. a new site may favor noninstitutional housing to separate children by age. Peetz noted many inquiries about opening, with work starting after property sales are finalized. State aid saves 56 from rabies. Fifty-six people received free hydrophobia prevention treatment under the state pasture and health service, using virus from a private firm initially and then from the U S Public Health Service. no treatment failures occurred.
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Gary
Indiana
Indiana State Bankers' Association
W. C. Bellman
Hammond
Capt
H. E. Norton
George ‘F T. Vaile
Michigan Trust and Savings Company
Michigan City
Frank J. Pittner
First National Bank
Laporte
G. J. Bader
Indiana Harbor
E. M. Johnson
Mishawaka
W. H. Gardner
National Bank
Valparaiso
C. Faasnacht
Citizens’ National Bank
South Bend
P. A. Terg
Enadler Lowell National Bank
Adeline
Bayth
Charles A. Greathouse
Miss Baylor
National Education Association
Chiengso
Misa Uay Jor
Barndelph
Ialeas
United States
Massachusetts
Tang
Toms
Acarce
Washington
North Carolia
Department of Public Instruction
Children's Home Society of Indiana
Board of
Indianapolis
Hadley
Ind
Hendricks County
Weatfield
J. FE. Martin
Newton J. McGuire
J. W. Pryor
J. L. Duvall
W. N. Metzger
Augustin Jennings
J. L. Peetz
Charles W. Fairbanks
Arthur Jordan
Carl G. Fisher
Mord Carter
I. H. Vantriggle
George Kk. Brewer
J. M. Markley
Philip Wilkkinson
T. C. Dowe
F. F. James
Peetz
J. P. Simonds
Laboratory of Hygiene
State Board of Health
Unites States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Bordeaux mixture most popular fungicide now used
Missouri Agriculture notes Bordeaux mixture remains the leading fungicide for orchard spraying. It blends lime and copper sulfate into a stable, sticky solution that adheres to leaves, controls apple scab and rot, and is fairly gentle on fruit though minor russeting or leaf yellowing can occur. Guidance covers exact 4:4:40 and 2:3:50 mixes, equipment for stock and dilution tanks, slaking lime, dissolving copper sulfate, and steps to prepare 100 to 200 gallon batches with elevated tanks and strainers.
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W. H L. Chandler
Missouri College of Agriculture
Meserenasong
Whale 19 Lassoed From the Beach at Arverne
Visiting cowpuncher Meateen Ehrhart lassoed a whale stranded on the Arverne beach. With a rope looped around the tail, lifeguards and onlookers watched the two-ton creature struggle until it was secured for ashore. A boy, Bruce Smith, first sighted the whale and will profit from the blubber sale.
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New York
Arverne
L. 1
John Ehrhart
Bhaverh
Ehrhart
Bruce Smith
Willim Rhisehart
Arverne Ife-savers
Hla
Smith
Pelford
Big Egg Center Ships 4.5 Million Doses Annually
The Big Egg Center in Petaluma California ships about four and a half million doses of eggs each year, reflecting its large scale operation and steady output to meet demand.
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Big Egg Center
Petaluma
California
A Little Too Large Chicken Coop Delights Town
Massillon D D Akey built a chicken coop in spare hours at his fish market. He worked late with hammer and saw and proudly showed it to friends. They praised it until the owner tried to move it out the door and found it too wide, requiring carpenters to remove a side to rescue the coop.
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Massillon
D. R. Akey
Akey
Bridge Missing Near Paper Mill Canal Locks
Dayton Ohio reports the county bridge near the paper mill canal locks at Weat Car rollton valued at 600 dollars is lost or stolen. Four years ago a contractor removed it temporarily to access the locks and recently another contractor searched but could not find even a bolt.
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Dayton
Paper Mill Canal
Weat Carrollton
Their Most Joyous Moment Shows In Flawed Courtroom Sketch
In a garbled page of comic reminiscence, Senators Pathos and Howland relive joy moments from driving a chariot to a parade, while Representative Hedfield recalls schoollong division. A stray yawn and a tossed wad disrupt the scene as fireworks compare to a shipboard mishap with beefsteak assault.
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Pathos
Paul Howland
Ohio
Hedfield
Broooklyn
Gracy
Intellectual girls and fashion at Colony Club
Miss Elizabeth Marbury, prominent New York dramatic agent, told Colony Club members that intellectual girls also dress well. She mocked the idea that high achievers abandon style, noting that top female graduates often wear lovely frocks and that the belief in survival of the fittest includes the best dressed.
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Darwin
Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Colony Club
Deandy
Literal Obedience Telegrams in Dispatch Mail
A fragment shows a speaker bemoaning large telegram bills and noting that correspondence was sent by wire, with the claim of wiring all letters to save time. The style reflects hurried telegraph usage and insistence on prompt communication. No further context provided.
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Indiana Muss
Indigay Grain Deners’ Association
Charles O. Ashpaugh
Frankfort
Charles H. Riley
Indianapolly
Hert A. Boyd
Lafayette
Bert A. Bard
Tran
Charles S Chirk
Charles
Hoffman
N- Hanapolis
Association
Board of Trade
Shunk
Samuel M. Ralston
Lebanon
Charles A. Hookwalter
United Light and Railways
Maine
C. FE. Eaton
A. F. James
RB. M. Maxwell
Amplex Motor Car Company
Delaware
E. O. McWhiney
W. J. Maloney
W. P. Collins
E. Martin
Long- Ialand
Showa
Lfe
Redfield
Fletcher
Red Cross
Giarleld Tra
Libby
Libby, M
Neill & Libby
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