Indiana State Happenings Affects Farms And Coal Policy
Readable notes report Blackford county sugar beet harvests dip in price as Holland St. Louis Sugar buys in Decatur. Icehouses burned at Eagle Lake causing about 25000 dollars loss. Hog illness cuts Jeffersonville stock. pecan crop near failure. hickory up, walnut strong. Coal yard plan debated after public works meeting. Wheat acreage cuts. corn and potato crops strong. floods and frost impact noted. Election issues, real estate, and rail incidents also covered with multiple local names and figures.
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Blackford
Holland-St. Louis Sugar Company
Decatur
Eagle Lake
Jeffersonville
Columbus Board of Public Works
Frank S. Jones
Indiana Coal Commission
Ohio
Wabash
Brown County
State Board of Election Commissioners
Socialist-Labor Party
Kosciusko
Texas
G. C. Johnson
Evansville
Indiana Tuberculoss Association
Indiana
Jesse E. Eschbach
Fuel and Food Commission
Eschbach
Patalim
Putnam
Tipton County
Tipton
Ohio River
Roy M. Friedley
Muncie
New Buffalo
Michigan Central
Louise Rehl
Huntingburg
Cass County
C. O. Brown
State Special Coal and Food Commission
A. L. Donaldson
Marion County
Louisville
Hamburg Pike
Hmit
Orlando Hobbs
Indiana Commandery
Indianapolis
George W. Read
Hatch
Reed
Fifth Army Corps
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
Carroll County
Farmers' Association
Farmers’ Association
Indiana Banks and Trust Companies
State Banking Department
Charles W. Camp
Eatonic Praised By Sufferers For Stomach Relief
C W Burton reports long standing stomach trouble cured by Eatonic. The tablet targets acidity and gases after meals, relieving sour belching indigestion and related symptoms. A big box costs little with a druggist guarantee.
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Eatonic
C. W. Burton
Big Boz
Fattening Poultry Before Market Backed by Kansas Expert
F. E. Fox of Kansas State argues it pays to fatten poultry before sale just as hogs and cattle are fattened. He recommends two weeks of crate or pen feeding with corn and grains, plus possible milk feeding for high end trades, noting benefits for hotels and city buyers and risks of bruising when transporting unshaped dressed birds.
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F. E. Fox
Poultry Department
Kansas State Agricultural College
Fox
Packing House
Entrance road improvements for farms with bituminous surface
Farmers with large estates seek approved methods for applying bituminous material to main entrance lanes. Bureau of Public Roads says use on compacted stone or gravel, cost 7 to 8 cents per square yard, with careful pouring and even spreading followed by clean gravel, chips, or coarse sand as cover. Do not apply where barn drainage runs onto the surface. consider a concrete slab for durability.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Road Drag Makes Roads Durable and Quiet
A farmer’s simple invention, the road drag, is praised for its universal comfort and low cost. It smooths and hardens roads quickly, replacing long wear from travel and even helping rats vanish as it travels.
Road edge maintenance using a grader
Instructions advise using a sharp grader blade to cut away grass and weeds from road shoulders and ditches. The goal is to remove the crown without deep cutting and to use trimmed material to protect side banks from wash erosion.
Profitable to Cull Flock Reduces Feed and Labor
A farmer described culling his flock to remove poor layers, saving about $2 a day on feed and simplifying management. The practice increases overall egg production efficiency by focusing effort on better layers.
Characteristics Of Layers And Laying Power In Poultry
The text outlines two types of hens based on egg production. High producing layers feature a short back deep body and long space from tail base to keelbone. Such birds lay vigorously across multiple years and pass strong laying traits to daughters. Poor birds grow slowly with thinner frames and longer legs and necks.
Standard-Bred Fowls Best
Sometimes a man succeeds with barnyard mongrels better than his neighbor with prize winning fowls because he gives them better care. But let the successful farmer turn to pure bred birds and he will derive a larger profit in dollars and satisfaction.
Keep Only Profitable Hens
Investigators reveal a fragmented and unclear text fragment about hens and traps. The readable portion hints at a report on poultry or farming but lacks coherent details to form a complete news item. No identifiable persons organizations or locations are present.
False Hopes and a Court Hearing Wish
The fragment references a deaf man anxious for a police court hearing after being assured of a magistrate's hearing. It notes crowd laughter for pay and a cryptic remark about a dark cup and winter coal. It also mentions Copenhagen housing the world’s largest enclosed deer park at about 4,200 acres.
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Copenhagen
Arioi of Tahiti and their deadly birth taboo
The Arioi, Tahiti’s wandering entertainers, allegedly killed their own newborns to curb population growth. Frederick OBrien in Century attributes a natural reason to prevent island famine, while leaders framed it as religiously justified. Natives who avoided civilization are cited as evidence of past beauty and artistic advancement. The piece ends with a quip about borrowing a lawn mower.
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Tahiti
Frederick O’brien
South Sea Island
Some Married Women and the Last Word in Speech
A brief item notes women’s voices in domestic speech patterns and the comical idea that married women mock the notion of silence. The piece suggests a social observation about language use among wives and husbands.
Judges adopt formal openings court rules in Marion County
An elderly courthouse employee praised judges for dignity in court while suggesting gowns, prompting a witty reply from a judge who says he wears a gown only about a third of the time as he moves to his courtroom.
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Marion County Courts
Indianapolis
Voiceless Yearnings Mentioned but Dom'have Them
A fragment notes a phrase about voiceless yearnings and references a term dom'have, implying unresolved longing within a cryptic text. No clear event, person, or place is identified. The line hints at appetite for expression but lacks concrete details or context.
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Dom
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