Indiana July Deaths and Health Figures Highlight Tuberculosis
Indiana July deaths reached 2,554 with a state death rate of 10.6 per thousand, while Indianapolis ran 12.8. Tonsillitis topped diseases. tuberculosis ranked second. Smallpox cases 143 with no deaths. pneumonitis and typhoid also noted. The article also covers a new September 1 wage compensation law and its effects on workers and employers.
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Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
South Bend
Gary
Muncie
Hammond
Richmond
Anderson
East Chicago
Elkhart
Lafayette
Michigan City
New Albany
Logansport
Marion
Scott County
Union County
Marton
Lake
Wanterburg
Hamilton
Steuben
Vanderburg
Indiana
Industrial Board
Indiana State Fair Apple Show Promises Strong Harvests
Reports to the state board of agriculture indicate heavy crops across Indiana with apples and walnuts ripening well. The apple exhibit will showcase careful pruning spraying thinning and packing. The fair also anticipates large grape crops cattle sheep wine and a record herd of Herefords from Warren T. McCray near Kentland. Articles include Hoermann Seed Store in Terre Haute Amazu theater Oakland City and Kokomo Manufacturing dissolution notices.
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State Board of Agriculture
Hoosier
Atate
State Board
Indiana
Alan
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Hoermann
Terre Haute
Frank Hoermann
L. J. Quinlan
M. E. Hoermann
Amazu Theater
Oakland City
A. G. Troutman
C. Spillman
B. Troutman
Gertler
Wall & Gertler
Noblesville
Gertler & Well
Koko
Centennial Board Is Enlarged A State Wide Commission Names New Members
The Indiana historical commission announces new members to the grand centennial committee representing counties across the state. Appointees include R H Rerick Lagrange editor J G Elingiler Brazil president Citi zens Telephone John H Han na Madison county schools Ebert Allison Tipton postal clerk and study club president L T Oborn Mount Vernon construction head and more. A heavy schedule of county institutes follows as the commission expands its reach to present the centennial nationwide.
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The
Indiana Historical Commission
Lagrange
R. H. Rerick
Lagrange Standard
Clinton
O. M. Pittenger
Frankfort
Hendricks
Edgar M. Blessing
Danville
Vigo
Herbert Briggs
Terre Haute
Clay
John G. H. Elingiler
Brazil
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Clay County
Brown
W. C. Goble
Nashville
Ripley
Judge FM
Thompson
Versailles
Switzer
Joand
Forrest Sddings
Vovay
Jefferson
Joseph H. Hanna
Madison
Greene
Allen G. Pate
Bloomfield
Tipton
Ebert Allison
Indiana Study Club
Posey
Hamilton
Vincennes
Daviess County
Harlow Lindley
Parke County
W. ©. Woodward
Vigo County
Mins
Lucy M. Elliott
Switzerland County
Charity Dye
Carroll
Miami
Marshall
Kosciusko
Lindley
Randolph
Union
Frank B. Wynn
Putnam and
Boone
W. C. Woodward
Adame
Decatur
Dearborn
Floyd and
Scott
Misa Ellicott
Fountain
Warsaw
Samuel M. Foster
Fort Wayne
Noble
L. N. Hines
Crawfordsville
Cass
R. I. Hamilton
Gibson
C. V. Haworth
Kokomo
Howard
Patents Granted to Indianians
Patents have been granted to Indiana inventors including Albert E. Yarber Mishawaka for a shaft coupling Charles T Hoyer Indianapolis for an automobile fuel tank Alex B Davis assigner to Eli Lilly Co Indianapolis for alkumin and producing same and related alkamin items associated with Eli Lilly Co Indianapolis the entries indicate multiple filings by Davis for variations of alkamin and producing the same with Indianapolis as the hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Yarber
Mishawaka
Charles T. Hoyer
Indianapolis
Alex B. Davis
Eli Lilly & Co
Alkumin
el Lilly & Co
Alkamin
Ely Lilly & Co
Alkamin Este
Greencastle Set To Host Picnic And Homecoming Event
Governor Samuel M. Ralston will speak at Greencastle on August 31 during the first annual picnic and homecoming organized by the Greencastle band, Lafayette. Virgil H. Turner, Big Four railroad agent at East Park, was robbed at gunpoint of all cash in the station. the drawer held 926.56.
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Greencastle
Samuel M. Ralston
Lafayette
Virgil H. Turner
Big Four Railroad
East Park
Knitted Silk Bonnets and Caps Trend in Needlework Fashion
A Victorian style feature notes silk bonnets for babies and boudoir caps for adults as fashionable headwear. It praises knitted and crocheted silk hats, outlines price ranges, and explains methods including use of silk fiber, crochet stitches, and concealed wire in professional designs.
Girdles Move Upward for New High-Waisted Silhouette
The article notes girdles no longer encircle the waist in Indy fashion this season. They rise to a high position and wander into draperies, sometimes peeking from the hem. One girdle features three linked loops with pink roses at each end, while another in sulphur yellow stays hidden beneath the chiffon waist.
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Mi- Indy
Lta
Hats For Between Seasons In Black And White
Three fashionable hats bridge the gap between summer and winter wear. A small velvet and satin turban with a velvet coronet pairs with white wings for a frost hint. A wide brim hat blends alk and velvet with crystal beads and a frost motif. A white corduroy sailor hat features black velvet trim, folded satin side crown, and beaded feather ornaments. JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
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Federa
Julia Bottomley
Gaby's Everyday Dresses Instructions
Guide describes making everyday baby dresses from white washable crepe with a simple plain design. Includes requirement for sleeves extending to the neck and careful Kew seams to ensure neat finish.
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Gaby
Baby
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