State School Funds Listed for 1909-10 Allocations
Indiana officials finalize payments to school corporations from a deficit fund after the 1909 shortfall. Amounts totals reach 68 405.02 across numerous counties and townships, with Greathouse and Hoffman examining interest options. Also notes new traction line reports and a Pere Marquette passenger train order.
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Indianapolia
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sixty-seventh General Assembly
State
Greathouse
Clark County
Oregon
Union Township
Washington Township
Wood Township
Dubois County
Birdacye
Columbia Township
Hall Township
Jefferson Township
Harrison County
Hoone
Luronia
Mauckport
Posey
Spencer Township
Taylor Township
Webster Township
Jefferson County
Smyrna
Lawrence County
Perry
Martin County
Rutherford
Monroe County
Salt Creek
Morgan County
Rakland
Ohio
Perry County
Anderson
Clark Township
Leopold
Same
Tobin
Spencer County
Carter
Chrisney
Clay Township
Nale
Gentryville
Grandyiew
Gears
Harrison Township
Lace
Warrick
Hart
Lane Township
Skelton
Crawford County
Fig. Wel
Decatur
Westport
Ripley County
Delaware
G. Bunnell
John J. Hoffman
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Johan F. McGarry
C. St. I
Monon
Hammond
Fairfax Harrison
Manon
W. J. Wood
Judge Wood
Pere Marquette
la Croase
Laporte
Taporte
Wood
Gus H. Crieger
House of Representatives
Indiana Rail Road Commission
la Crosse
Satisfactory Method of Propagating Woody Plants
D J Crosby explains layering as a link between natural and artificial propagation. Layering uses buried branches to form roots while remaining attached to the parent, producing independent plants. Methods include tip layering vine layering and mound layering with grapes as a prime example.
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D. J. Crosby
Roots Serve Two Purposes
The article explains plant roots serve two roles: anchoring the plant and absorbing nutrients. It notes feeding roots are the young, fine outward-growing parts at the root tips that drink, while older roots provide support.
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H. H. Shepard
What to Plant for Seasonal Gardens
Frances Duncan explains plant choices depend on climate soil and use whether year round or summer and autumn. In winter a hedgelike thorn with scarlet berries plus evergreens and box edges cheer and emphasize the garden is alive though sleeping.
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Frances Duncan
Fit Poultry for Marketing
A United States Department of Agriculture study reports 1909 1910 tests on drawn and undrawn market poultry. It covers six months of commercial handling from slaughter to retail, 1700 miles, and 7 ½ day transport. Undrawn poultry decomposes slower than eviscerated forms with full drawn and wire drawn between.
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United States
Boston
Work of the Church Is the Saving of Souls
The article argues that saving souls is the churchs core business and that machinery alone lacks power without personal zeal. It urges ambassadors of Christ to pursue soul winning with persistent earnestness and notes the laitys duty to support revival efforts alongside pastors and evangelists.
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Christ
Anaid
God
Christ Jesus
Bvangrifea
Witness Bearing and Holiness in Christian Life
The text extols true Christian witness as character over mere words. It argues a renewed heart tests itself by Christ’s teachings in conduct, compares holiness to sunlit flowers, and stresses obedience beyond morality. Those who heed Christ’s sayings stand on rock, others on sand.
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Christ
Living in God's Love and the Everlasting Bond
A devotional meditation asserts that God’s love endures beyond life and death. It questions personal acceptance of grace while affirming the soul’s eternal connection to the divine, insisting life cannot sever the bond once given. The text emphasizes God’s unchanging love above earthly temptations and mortality.
Denominations and temperaments in reaching God
The text compares denominational differences to temperament. One person expresses ire in one way, another in another, as souls ascend to God by different paths. It emphasizes shared love for fellow believers despite diverse approaches to faith.
Apprentice and the Old Mare
An old farmer admonishes his apprentice to act swiftly and follow orders. The lad returns two hours later, claiming compliance as the farmer reveals he shot the mare himself and has buried her, revealing a grim ending to a routine task.
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William
Zur
Wiliam
London
Liberty Manufacturing Seeks Local Distributor in City District
An established factory offering standard goods for stores banks and farms seeks a resident distributor with 800 to 3000 dollars cash and stock to fill orders immediately. Offers 100 to 200 dollars monthly compensation plus commissions and office support per contract. references required. Liberty Manufacturing Association, 230 West Heron St., Chicago.
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Liberty” Manufacturing Association
West Heron St
Chicago
About Motherhood
The article stresses the strain of childbirth on unprepared mothers and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to keep women healthy and strong. It invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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J. J. Hoffman
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Casatownashin
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Ft.Wayne
Indiana Society
Indiana Society of Chicago
Indianapolis
Louis F. Smith
Millersville Ramd
Smith Farm
Union Station
Charles F E. Coffin
P. P. Wills
Richard Licher
L. C. Noyd
Will Is Brown
Columbia Club
Indiana
George Ade
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Smith
Heath Tarkington
B. F. Lawrence
Will H. Brown
State Fair Grounds
State Board of Tax Commission
Robert F. Cummins
Binffton
Geneva
Celina
Hiniston
Marton, Bhuffton & Eastern Triste Hien Company
Jrower
Sfpave Jiauimiry 1
Tax Board
State Board of Pardons
Orville Clum
Indiana Reformatory
Clum Ia
Jemea Comamina
Vigo County
Pardon Board
State Charity Guard
Board of State Charities
Amos W. Butler
State Agency
Orange Judd Farmer
FIT Poultry
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