Conference closes after Indiana district meeting in Shelbyville
Rev. A. W. Conn presided at the closing service of the Indianapolis district Methodist Protestant conference held at Sugar Creek church near Carrollton. Rev. J. Ray Stanton served as secretary. resolutions of respect were offered for Rev. J. P. Barton of Gosport. next year’s meeting will be in Sugar Creek, near Carrollton, with Indianapolis district expected to host.
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Indianapolis
Sugar Creek
Carrollton
Methodist Protestant Conference
Old Union Church
Shelbyville
J. Ray Stanton
J. T. Smith
FP. W. Boxall
J. P. Barton
Gosport
A. W. Conn
J. W. Harmon
John Helm
Greenfield
Mr. Harmon
Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Lafayette
Purdue
D. F. Marsh
Frankfort
Federation of Agricultural Associations of
Marsh
Warner H. Wilson
New York City
Homer C. Price
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Goss
Christie
Convention Ends in South Bend
The fortieth annual state convention of the W C L U closed in South Bend with a business session and plans for the temperance fight in Indiana for the year ahead. The final session opened by Mrs. Culla J. Wayhinger, state president, with unfinished business addressed and delegates heading home after adjournment. New state patents were issued to several Indiana residents for automotive, moving picture, sanitary equipment, valve gear, flour sifter, pipe work, and pipe bending tools.
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Indiana Library Association
Carnegiebrary
Marion
Louis J. Bailey
Gary
G. A. H. Shideler
Ministry of Books
Demarchus ©. Brown
Indianapolis
Arthur H. Sapp
Huntington
Charles Pierce Burton
Alice Goldthwaite
Hugh T. Gary
A. E B. Highley
Bernard 8. Shively
South Bend
W. Clt. U
Fight For
Temperance
Indiana
Culla J. Wayhinger
Department Board
Chete
Neobu
Hasen
New State
Lembert W. Cappock
Decatur
Oliver P. M. Davis
Redford
William Duncan
J. A. Spangler
Atthea
John E. Gentry
Greentown
Harry A. Hall
Hoosier Manufacturing Company
Newcastle
James H. Jones
Richmond
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Advantage of calves born in the fall
Purdue University Agricultural Extension analyzes how fall-born calves may affect weaning weights and dairy herd productivity. The guide outlines management steps for calving season, feeding plans, and marketing considerations to help farmers optimize profitability through seasonality.
Fall calving dairying gains value for cows
Farmers adjusting herds to fall calving seek best care and feeding practices. Proper pre calving management reduces heat related stress and improves calf vitality. A starter grain mix of corn meal wheat bran and linseed meal plus good hay supports early growth and future value of calves.
Breeding Immature Ewes
Many sheep owners practice breeding ewe lambs a poor plan. Immature ewes cannot be expected to produce strong vigorous lambs or supply animals that will grow into profitable feeders while reaching proper development themselves.
Sowing Winter Wheat Late
Sowing winter wheat late offers one big advantage as it increases the chance to escape Hessian fly damage, which can devastate wheat fields. The note emphasizes timing to reduce pest impact and protect yields.
Heifer Too Early Breeding Limits Growth and Milk
A farm note warns that heifers bred too early become stunted and produce less milk for life. The observation links early impregnation to long term growth and lactation reductions, urging breeders to time cattle breeding carefully to avoid permanent productivity loss.
Sower Went Forth to Sow Faithfully Then and Now
Universalist Leader extols the sower as a figure of great faith who casts seeds of truth, peace, and love despite rocks thorns and poor soil. He trusts in creation and expects harvest beyond summer, urging more prophets and seed sowers to shape a changing world.
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Jesus
Lfe
Universalist
Uncertain Jezebel in Thyatira Revelation Study
The article debates the Thyatira message in Revelation three, weighing whether Jezebel was a heathen priestess or a Nicolaitan leader. It notes guilds and social clubs, debates on Nicolaitan toleration, and the view that despite doctrinal error, they may have exhibited strong charitable works.
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Thyatira
Jezebel
Church of
Calmeat People Accomplish Meat Motto
A brief editorial on calm, steady work ethic citing Ecclesiastes and J R Miller. It notes that dutyful people avoid chaos, prefer methodical single tasks, and achieve speed without seeming hurried, shaping a calm community mindset.
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J. R. Miller
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Helps Megadore Woman
Mrs L Manceps of Megadore Ohio escaped surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for two years of female troubles. She credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling her to bear two healthy children. The ad urges others to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and assures confidential, woman-to-woman responses from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Megadore, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Leb Manceps
Megadore
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
No Bait for Fortune Hunters in Tran Script
A Boston Evening Tran style snippet questions Kate via a quip about her late husband leaving her little, implying she cannot secure a second marriage. The brief dialogue hints at social mores and financial expectations in a historical vignette.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Cuticura Night Cure for Red Rough Hands
An advertisement touts a one night Cuticura treatment for red, rough, chapped hands. It instructs soaking in hot water, washing with Cuticura Soap, drying, applying Cuticura Ointment, and wearing loose gloves overnight. Claims lasting velvet softness and white hands. Also notes global sale and free samples with a 32 page Skin Book. Mentions world naval spending of 725 million dollars.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
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Peru
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