Indiana News Briefs Highlight Socialist, Veterans, Local Grants
Indiana notes report on a Socialist party state convention set for May in Anderson. Prison radio programs entertain 1,800 inmates at Michigan City. South Bend citizens pledge about 20 000 for Boy Scout memorials after Magie lake drowning. County assessors report Shelby county farm land values drop 10 to 40 percent. Lake county tuberculosis sanatorium bids rejected. state highway work approved near Wabash. Latin conference draws teachers at Tidittuar university. Indiana veterans groups expand posts and questionnaire drive. County and city briefs cover taxes, milk campaigns, game laws, and local public works.
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Anderson
Socialist Party
Michigan City
Indiana
South Bend
Boy Scout Movement
J. W. Paylor
Vern Murphy
Judson Taylor
Magiesin Lake
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Hammond
Board of County Commissioners
Crown Point
Lake County
SOOO
Litentaire Extension
Wabash
State Highway Commission
Bloomingtom
Tweedy
Tidittuar University
Amiens
Mason Firny
Lovhhester
N.Y
Bean Walter Miller
University of Missouri
W. L. Bryvn
Dar Ab Sanith
Dacos
Stone
Berry
Tiationa University
Heffersonvills
Beard al Tris
Cviliana
Taediana Stine Patson and Nine Were At Thee Indiana State Farm
Wabaust
Boo Newret
Neta
Miami Cam Ts
New- Inin
Eichin
Roe
Oman
Andy
Indianapolis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Maine
Pershing
Mexico
China
de Taelvnna
Tnysnapoliss
American Legion
Servier
Marien
Pune
Dae Grant County
L. Lo Needler
Prmehl MV Association
Needler
Kokomo
Folio
J. Brown
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Salem
John L. Willians
Williams
Mooresville
Jason W. Tudor
Christian Church
Monroe County
Monrovia
South Isend
Thirteenth Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Evansvile
Fee
Evansville
Washington
Daniels
Daviess County
Instein Earle
Elmore Township
Terre Haute
Nolan
House
Tuber Committee
Duiners
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hillteis
Valparaiso
Porter County
Indiana Amateur Athletic Union
Indiane Board of Agriculture
Marion
Marion Kiwanis Club
Marian
George
Livant
Tadinian Legislative Reference Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Normaley
Ae Far Ous
Indiina
Govermor McCriay
ELA
Strout
Ue Straie Parma Agency
Dae
New York
Muray
Tae Allanu
Sean Fiquirs
Tara
Warates
Marrhot
Colorado
New Mexico
Aciegona
Dairy House Plans for Sanitary and Inexpensive Use
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines economical dairy house designs to improve milk quality. Plans cover layout for separate work areas, ventilation, running water, cooling capability, and steam sterilization. Details and construction guidance available by writing to the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington, D.C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Babcock
Janay
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D.C
Most Profitable Cow in Dairy Profit Study
An analysis identifies a dualry cow producing 300 pounds of butter fat per year as the most profitable, yielding three times the profit of a lower producing cow. It compares fat output to revenue potential, highlighting efficiency in dairy economics.
Testing and Grading Boost Dairy Stock Worth
The practice of testing and grading dairy stock raises not only production but also materially increases the value of the herd, labeling animals by quality and potential.
Cows Freshen in Fall Breeding Cycle Observed
Cows bred in January or February are reported to freshen in the fall season. The pattern links calving timing to late year feed and management practices observed on local farms.
Prune-based Recipes and Comfort Verses in 1973 Kitchen Note
A self-contained kitchen column offers prune and gelatin dessert methods and apple pudding tips, plus homely couplets by B. Y. Williams. It instructs on prune water for babies or invalids, prune cake filling, raisin prune baked apples, prune dessert, and an apple pudding recipe with baking powder. It ends with poem-like lines urging contentment.
Prune rich dishes offered for everyday meals
A home cook guide extols prunes as nutritious and versatile. It lists prune bread, prune scones, a prune omelet, a children’s prune rice dish, prune bread pudding, and a prune sauce, with tips for enriching morning cereals and plum recipes.
Sudden Affliction and Married Diamonds Advice
A Boston Tran script notes Madge seeking diamonds against her husband’s wishes. The mock dialogue, ending with a quip about being stone deaf, underscores a blunt trope that advice should fit the person who will hear it.
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Boston Transcript
Mockingviews on Occupations Highlight Human Pride
A columnist notes that many people believe they could perform others work better illustrating common arrogance and curiosity. The piece reflects on competence and the urge to judge unfamiliar duties across society.
No Man Desires Trouble Yet Some Prove Careless
A concise note observes that many avoid conflict while warning that certain individuals invite trouble through careless actions, highlighting caution and responsibility in daily conduct.
A Witty Thought Savings Lose a Gitter
A compact saying about thrift and wit loses punch as it drifts from clever remark to muted aphorism. The line suggests that sharp ideas, when stored without use, dull their edge and fail to spark interest.
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