Navy to Stage Large January Maneuvers Off Pacific Coast
Washington reports the greatest concentration of sea power in American history will occur as the reorganized Atlantic and Pacific fleets join near the Gulf of Panama for a January mobilization. Admiral Wilson and Admiral Rodman will lead with a target of about 300 vessels, including battleships and destroyers, as new light craft and submarines bolster the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Panasha
Navy Department
Ehipa
Wilson
Henry B. Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Hugh Rodman
Guantanamo
Cuba
Admiral Witton
Tennessee
California
Amira Rodman
Hampshire
Marines
Ninteen
Navy
Rodman
San Diego
Memphis
Pearl Reappears From Neck Lump After Swallowing Pearl
James Lon den of Clifton Heights Pa survived a strange episode twenty years ago when a pearl formed from a swallowed cyater valve. A lump in his neck began to hurt recently and after squeezing it the pearl surfaced, ending his pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James London
Clifton Heights
Longen
Straw Kitchen Utensils From Collestrada Orphans Aid Local Needs
The Junior Red Cross school at Collestrada Umbria makes colanders and baskets from osiers and withes to supply nearby villages with affordable kitchen ware. Woven reed sifters replace metal products as Italian mills focus on domestic demand. Collestrada’s colony produces about a hundred baskets weekly, with learning outcomes centered on material preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colestrada
Italy
Red Cross
Collestrada
Osiers
Withes
Umbria
Coltestrada
First Man-Eating Shark Caught in Potomac
A Potomac river report notes the first man eating shark of the 1920 season caught near Piney Point Maryland. A doctor in the fishing party removed the shark teeth and kept them as souvenirs for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Washington
Piney Point
Potomnac
Point
Hoosier News Briefs from Indianapolis and Around State
Indiana officials defend active prosecutions under fair price laws despite a federal ruling. Reports recount a fatal crash near Columbus, tax board actions raising horizontals in Jasper and Jackson counties, and a baby saved from an oncoming train in North Anderson. Other items note farm, forestry, road material, and local court actions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Howard Figg
Palmer
Department of Justice
Department
A. B. Anderson
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Indiana
United States
Fair Price Commissioner
Grand Jury
Martin ©. Thornton
Columbus
Lved
Charles E. Thornton
Northwestern Avenue
Thornton
Louis Kindel
East Sixteenth Street
Kindel
Lowell
White River
John Barger
Orange Street
Jasper
Jackson
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Boards of Review
Jasper County
Jackson County
Anderson
Gipe
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Turner
North
Clinton
James Henry
Indiana & Thinois Coal Corporation
No. 2
Henry
Shelbyville
Andrew Metz
Craigmont Asylum
Madison
Indiana Gratin Dealers’ Association
Indiana Miers’ Association
Lake Maxinkuckee
Standard Oil Company
Elile Stansbury
BE. B. Chenoweth
Indiana Farm Colony
Public Service Commission
Indiana Railways and Light Company
Kokomo
Vincennes
Vincennes Capital
Richmond
Herschel Little
O. Little
U. S
Tracy
Batoum
Russia
Navy Department
Greenfield
Hancock
Nesta
Todianapoy
George C. Bryant
Department of Agriculture
Clerk County State Forest Reserve
Henryville
State Woods
Charles Dean
War Department
Bureau of Public Roads
L. H. Wright
State Highway Commission
Clairence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Doctor Owens
Senate
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Hartford City
el Smilack
Smilack
Red
France
Warsaw
Winona Lake
L. Strivings
New York
National Farmers’ Federation
Earl Crawford
Connersville
Eleventh District
Farmers’ Federation
Greencastle
State Tax Board
Putnam County
Board of Review
Phiilp Webber
Logansport
Mancie
Delaware County Board of Review
Huntington
County Board of Review
Blackford Counery Board of Review
Blackford County
Cost of producing milk in Northwestern Indiana bulletin
The U S Department of Agriculture and Purdue University summarize farm costs for keeping a dairy cow for a year and producing 100 pounds of milk. Key figures show feed and pasture making up 57.8 percent of total costs, labor 19.5 percent, and overhead 22 percent with calves and manure offsetting 22.3 percent.
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Bulletin
Indiana
Fly Protection for Stock
The article outlines three methods to protect stock from files. Destroy larvae, keep stables dark and cool, and apply an oil repellent to animals. Breeding sites include decaying straw and manure piles where flies winter and breed. It gives a recipe for a repellent oil: one gallon of oil, two ounces pine tar, two ounces pennyroyal oil, and one half pint kerosene.
Motortruck Aid for Dairymen Reported
Dairymen widely find motor trucks a great help in delivering milk to markets. The device speeds hauling, saves labor, and improves product quality, promising steadier prices and better customer service despite limited adoption.
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Bastille Day
White House
Arlington Cemetery
Newton D. Baker
Henry Cuquelet
Peyton G Mareh
Admiral Wilson
Met
Weseela
Colanders
Sleven
Hoosier News
W. H. Ronener
Nyn
Withtan Waexson
Bonners
Gary
Lego Tin Milla
Rey
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