Indiana Barnard report shows broad food checks in November
Indiana inspectors conducted 1 826 food inspections in November. Of bakeries and confections visited, 146 rated excellent or good while 112 fell to fair or poor. Prosecutions totaled two with fines of 636.50. Milk and eggs showed contamination issues, and drug samples mostly passed. Farmers congress sessions discussed hog cholera and farm credits. New Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce formed with officers elected.
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Indianapolis
H. E. Barnard
Eigh Creameries
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Indiana Manufacturers and Shippers’ Association
Indiana Association of Manufacturers and Commerce
B. A. van Winkte
Hartford City Paper Company
Henry Clemens
Cannelton Sewer Pipe Company
H. C. Atkins
Atkins & Co
Indianapoliia
George O. Rockwood
The
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
James English
Republic Iron and Steel Company
East Chicago
Thomas Hauer
Lafayette Box Board Company
J. M. Heron
Rex Buggy Company
Cameraville
B. F. von Behren
von Behren Manufacturing Company
Evansville
S. BE
A. M. Grossbrenner
Levey Bros. & Co
Meeting Opens in Indianapolis Farmers’ Society of Equity
Free trade in agricultural products was attacked at the first day’s session in Indianapolis. President J. A. Everitt delivered his annual address and favorably received his recommendation for minimum prices. A committee was appointed to report on this matter and to fix minimum prices for farmer sales.
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Farmers’ State Congress
House of Representatives
State House
A. Bosler
Newcastle
C. E. Carroll
Hartford City
Ralph M. Moss
Brazil
Edgar C. Ritchey
Henry County
Congress
York of County
Joshua Strange
Marion
Moss
Europe
W. H H. Newsom
Elizabethtown
Strode Haye
Charles E. Butler
Crawfordsville
D. W. Healey
Columbus
Roy Morgan
Knightstown
Farmers’ Society of Equity
Indianapolis
J. A. Everitt
Everitt
Robbery and assault shock Indiana towns in December reports
Fort Wayne officers seek two men who attacked Dorothy Harber, seventeen, tying her up and endangering her life to steal about forty five dollars and jewelry eight miles south of the city. Other items note pranks causing eye injuries, a chicken thief with a hammer, a suspected poisoning, mine accidents, a buried gravel pit death, a gunshot found in a farmer, and measles outbreaks in Bloomington schools.
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Pullins Brothers
Rensselaer
Indiana
Caspar Moore & Son
Sheridan
C. R. Deardorf
North Judson
Newton Nusbaum
Middleburg
J. F. Strasburger
Greensburg
Longfield Poultry Farm
Bluffton
Rhode Island
Red Cocks
H. Petrie
Lowell
Hamburg
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Charles A. Bartholomew
Valparaiso
D. R. Jolley
W. D. Holterman
Fort Wayne
Plymouth Rock
Allen County
Dorothy Harber
White top weed shows potential as flax substitute
In Connersville on December 22 local observers report white top stems become tough and fine after weather exposure, yielding silky threads rivaling linen. Mrs Nancy Mackleman of near Harrisburg demonstrated spinning the material and results appear strong. Purdue extension to review the agricultural promise. Suitcase found on Pilot near New Albany signals fatality of Ernest Hays of Jasper. train strike presumed.
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Connersville
Nancy Mackleman
Harrisburg
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
New Albany
Ernest Hays
Jasper
Louisville
Hays
Birdseye
Ind
Huntingburg
Jeffersonville
Indiana News in Brief Logansport Conflicts and Local Dramas
A roundup from Indiana towns reports Verne Ticker killed by a westbound train in Logansport. Pittsboro druggist John Neuville fined after leaving his shop with an unregistered person. Other items include a hand amputation at a packing house, accidental shooting injures near Patoka, burglary sentences in Brookville, and political shifts in Gary plus court summaries in Terre Haute Jeffersonville and Anderson.
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Logansport
Verne Ticker
Crogeing
Danville
John Neuville
Pittsboro
Brazil
Harvey Sweet
Patoka
Samuel Huffman
Brookville
Cook
Floyd Mullin
State Reformatory
Mullin
Gary
H. RB. Tubith
Michigan City
James A. Patterson
J. M. Greenlee
Rushville
Elizabeth Bennet
Ed Beer
Cottage Hotel
Terre Haute
Charles Gainey
West Terre Haute
Milston
Greene County
Connect
Martin McCandlila
Agatn
McCandlife
Charlea W. Brickley
Brickley
McCandliss
Jeffersonville
Greenfield
M.S. Decker
The
Christian Church
Conneraville
Jesse Abernathy
Whitewater
Nulltown Bridge
Connersville
Mra. Abernathy
Quick Parable About Buddha and Three Faiths
A Pall Mall Gazette joke has representatives of Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish faiths asking Buddha for wishes. The Catholic asks for glory, the Protestant for money, and the Jewish asks for the Protestant’s address, provoking a twist on desires and interfaith relations.
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Buddha
Pall Mall Gazette
Eruption Disfigures Face Cured by Cuticura Soap
A five year old girl in Maurice Ia suffered a ringworm like eruption with watery blisters and itching until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief. After several months of treatment the condition cleared. The notice invites readers to request samples and a 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
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Maurice
Henry Prins
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Thinkin’ on the Woodpile A Murmured Quandary
Mrs. Murphy toils over washtubs in the sun while Mr. Murphy sits on the woodpile gazing off into Space. Her patience breaks and she demands help as he answers with a lazy boast of thinking aloud asking what he is thinking about.
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Mrs. Murphy
Mary Ann
An Exhibition of the Only Three-Legged Chicken
A humorous moment as a speaker promises an exhibition claiming the existence of the world’s only three legged chicken. The crowd reacts with curiosity and disbelief at the unusual claim.
Contrasting Weather Roasting Sparks Odd Remarks
A brief quip contrasts raw weather with unusually roasted conditions, noting the oddity given recent warmth and heat. The exchange highlights public perception of unusual climate patterns in a terse, witty remark.
Priest and Pat Amid Forgiveness Gaffe
A priest rebukes Pat for repeated drunkenness and promises reform. Pat mocks him asking if the priest is truly sorry and then offers forgiveness, turning the confession into a humorous exchange.
Medical Advice and Remedies in a Fragmented Exchange
A dialogue fragment mentions a doctor recommending a warmer climate for medical reasons. It also references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops as remedies. The text includes moral maxims about reciprocity and judgment in gambling.
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