Danish Farms Show Co op Methods and Modern Care
Danish farmers run efficient holdings with high milk and pig quality. A medium farm shows neat thatched buildings around a square, six horses, 35 cows, and 60 pigs on 88 acres. Co op creameries and bacon factories guide breeding, pricing, and manure management while cows are tethered and waters carried to them. A large 600 acre farm demonstrates modern barns, concrete floors, head yokes, and intensive cooperative ownership guiding output and distribution.
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Denmark
Danish dairy co operatives guard milk quality and labor flow
A Danish cooperative dairy system binds members to deliver full output and protects milk quality with regular veterinary checks and testing. Imported Polish women provide seasonal labor, while small farms backed by cooperative credit expand owner farmers through equity and training. Village merchants note farmer prosperity benefits all.
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Cooperative Association
Trentman Indicted for First Degree Murder by Grand Jury
Fort Wayne April 10 Grand jury indicted Anthony B. Trentman for murder in the first degree after examining forty witnesses in the shooting of Stoward Bruce, a negro waiter at the Anthony hotel on March 27. Sheriff Gladieux read the charge to Trentman in his county jail cell and arrested him. Life or death awaits conviction. insanity defense possible at Michigan City state prison.
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Fort Wayne
Stoward Bruce
Anthony Hotel
Alen County
Anthony B. Trentman
Trent
Michigan City
Gladients
Trentman
Rochester reunion after thirty seven years
After 37 years S E Johnson returns to Indiana, reuniting with his former wife and their children. Johnson, who disappeared in 1877 after moving his family near Peru, later remarried and lived in Missouri. He learns of his previous family from a cousin and travels to Rochester to meet them.
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Rochester
S. E. Johnson
Roy Johnson
Hach
Johnson
Peru
Wilson
Means
Springfield
Indiana
Indiana News in Brief Highlights From Anderson to Fort Wayne
Anderson Edward Toner editor of the Anderson Herald returns from St Vincent's hospital Indianapolis after an operation three weeks ago. Warsaw Marion Nelser a farmer fatally hurt when his wagon horses ran away leaving him between wagon and post. Frankfort six young men fined for gambling by mayor after police raid total fines $250. Tipton Chamber of Commerce forms housing committee to list rental properties for new arrivals. Sullivan farmer Ephriam Johnson drives home, falls under wagon. injuries not fatal. Columbus Bartholomew court considers guardianship for 87 year old John White veteran of Mexican War with $11,000 property. Columbus Merchants and Commercial clubs pledge $50 each to county corn contest prizes under E S Johnson. Columbus City council orders Columbus Gas Light to provide sixteen candle power gas after substandard eleven candle power found. Lawrenceburg $27,000 damage suit prompts surety company to restrict saloon hand applications. George W. Taylor closes Lip Six saloon. Washington Modern Woodmen of America state camp meeting reservations. Crawfordsville leaders assist in their delegation. Richmond Annual Richmond artists exhibition opens at public art gallery with J Elwood Indy a major contributor. Fort Wayne Frederick C Hibberd submits equestrian statue models for General Anthony Wayne and Colonel Thomas Swinney. city plans to erect statues this year.
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Anderson
Edward (. Toner
Anderson Herald
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Warsaw
Marion Nelser
Frankfort
Tipton
Chamber of Commerce
Sullivan
Ephriam Johnson
Fairbanks
Shelburn
Columbus
Bartholomew
John White
E. 8
Johnson
Columbus Gas Light Company
Ora McClain
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Effie J. Stewart
Albert al, Tittel
Gvorge C. Fleck
Southern Surety Company
Oklahoma City
Okla
George W. Taylor
Uip
Washington
Woodmen of America
Louis Wootte
Crawfordsville
Crawfords-hie
Daviess County
Otto
John C. Vol4
South Head
Geo. W. Hopkins
Wae Hanet
Richmond
J. Elwood Indy
Richmond Artista
Sears
Port Wayne
Frederick C. Hibberd
Chicago
Anthony Wayne
Thomas Swinney
Fort Wayne
Women Avoiding Operations Praised Lydia E Pinkham
Chicago reader M R Karschnik credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with curing female trouble and headaches avoiding surgery. Dayton resident Mrs J W Sherer says it relieved side pains and saved her from operation. Confidential letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. are read by women only.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
R. Karschnick
N. Paulina Street
Illinois
Dayton
Ohio
J. W. Sherer
Cass St
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Europe
America
Matthews
Dodgeon
Openhagen
Copenhagen
Gooper Son Factory
Co-operative Creamery
Co-Operative Dairy Association
United States
Trifoliata Dairy
Co-Operative Society
Co-Operative Organization
Poland
Co-Operative Credit Society
Gladieux
Indiana News
Uracil
Strazil
Society For Organized Charity
Brazil
Itigt 4Ty Society
Thomas J. White
White
Clyde J. McAlister
Melister
Cambridge City
James Mustin
Willian Ferris
Germany
Helen Smith
Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Jame
Varios
Warby
Wayne
Hope Hospital
Snakea
Gary
Felix Strigutis
Morgan
Wo OM. Cosurt
Ias
Cy Morgan
Princeton
E. Johnson
Sloan
Micrely
Sloans
Henry Kulp
Helena
Mr. J. R Swinuner
Louisville
Ww. A
Earls. Sloan
Lelya
Absorbine, JR
Milli
W.p.young
P. D-F
Mase
Asia
Alem
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