Grain grading meetings held across northern Indiana
Four grain schools operate in this state under Federal Grain Supervision and Purdue Agricultural Extension. Meetings in Bluffton Huntington Auburn and Lagrange aim to clear mis—understandings about market grades. Indiana officials Summers Ostrander and Riley will demonstrate grading seed certification and dealer viewpoints to farmers and grain men. A big dance is planned tonight at Saengerbund hall.
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Federal Grain Supervision Department
Purdue
Bluffton
Huntington
Fetley
Auburn
Lagrange
Renstela
Seiurdsy
Bras
Laree
Indiana
W. H. Summers
Indianapolis
W. A. Ostrander
Purdues
C. B. Riley
Indiana Grain Dealers Association
Summers
Ostander
Mr. Riley
Wll
Glamo Pine a Home Remedy for Coughs and Colds
An old ad promotes Glando Pine as a dependable home remedy for coughs and colds. It claims prevention of tonsillitis, strengthens membranes, and eases breathing. The ad urges purchase of three ounces for 50 cents and notes directions with each bottle.
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Bani
Glanda-Aid Co
Forte Warne
Ind
Ady
Poslan helps sen overnight claims relief for skin
An old advertisement claims Poslan soap soothes refreshes and heals skin with no harm. It suggests applying at night to see morning improvement on pimples inflamed spots and virulent eruptions. promotion notes samples and a New York City address for the emergency laboratory.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 4Th St
New York City
Popularity Contest Plans For Electric Picnic At Park
Railroad and Industrial News outlines a method for a popularity contest at the Electric picnic on June 18 in the park. Contestants earn commissions on rickets sales with 6 percent for the top seller, 5 percent for second, 4 percent for third, 3 percent for fourth, and 2 percent for sales of 25 dollars or more. Committee members include H J Angress, M Scott, FL Smith, W J Hockett, Harry Beers, B A Slater, A L Foellinger, R Pitt, G F Rogge, and RB O Orff.
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Park
H. J. An- Gress
Scott
FL Smith
W. J. Hockett
Harry Beers
B. A. Slater
A. L. Foellinger
R. Pitt
Jones Appointed Division Engineer and Other Railway Moves
R G Jones, five years head of maintenance of way for the local GR L division, becomes division engineer of the Mansfield division of the Pennsylvania lines. C D Bunting of Grand Rapids succeeds him locally. Lisle, Pennsylvan ia signal foreman at Valpariso, moves to Grand Rapids as supervisor of signals. R R Safford of S F Bowser & Co Minneapolis office on business at the home office. Bowser officials attend Rice Leaders meeting in Chicago. M I Geshart of export dept called to Warsaw for family illness. Dick M Weser, head of publication, returned from Chicago. S Hunting, general manager of the local General Bloc.
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R. G. Jones
Mansfield
Pennsylvania Lines
C. D. Bunting
Grand Rapids
Lisle
Valpariso
RR. Safford
Minneapolis
S. F. Bowser & Co
Bowser
Chicago
M. I. Geshert
Warsaw
Dick M. Weser
G E Band to Lead Summer Concert at Plant
A band concert will be held at the plant with the G E band under Johan Verweire directing. The program includes The Nation's Awakening, Budd lam, Hawaiian Lullaby, American Legion selections, and other pieces to be performed throughout the summer. The event accompanies the plant's summer schedule and features other concerts in coming weeks.
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G. E
Johan Verweire
Marth
Awakenit
Buddi Lam
Ethel Bridges
Alejandria
Anselm Goetel
Dardanetta
Bernard
Maren
American Legion
House
Prison sentence for German captain in occupied zone
Geneva June 1 A French military judge in Ludwigshave condemned Captain Imhof a German officer to sixteen years in prison for shooting at French chateaux during the war. He was arrested by French forces during their occupation of Frankfort according to a Basel dispatch.
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Geneva
Ludwigshave
Imhat
Basle
Imhof
Prankfort
Danish firms buy 1,000,000 tons American coal
Copenhagen June 1 reports indicate Danish industrial interests will purchase one million tons of American coal for shipment this year and in 1921 through negotiations with a London firm. The deal signals expanded Anglo American energy ties and marks a sizable cross Atlantic coal agreement amid postwar trade.
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Copenhagen
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Darton
General Electric Company
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Pennsy Power House
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Michigan
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Loonlake
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Kansas City
Loniharn Hotel
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American Coal
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Columbia Records
Calhoun Street
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Duesler
Grafonoa Man
West Berry Street
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F. C. Kuckuck
Comer
John and
Creighton
Lucy Gates
Baby Mine
Graveure
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Mlle. Modiste
Colombia
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New Columbia
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