Indiana State Happenings Mix of News From Statewide
Indiana reports include Eli Stansbury filing a Fountain circuit suit seeking a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction to curb an eggs butter and poultry price conspiracy. Other items cover elections, jail escapes, farm contests, road funds, and civic developments across multiple counties.
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Eli Stansbury
Fountain
Covington
Indiana
Culla J. Vayhinger
Upland
United States
Indiana Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Vayhinger
Taylor University
Rev. C. M. Kroft
League of Nations
Knox County
Scott County Duroc Pig Club
Scottsburg
Franklin
Chamber of Commerce
Rollin H. Bunch
Muncie
Atlanta
Federal Board of Pardons
Clifty Falls
Jefferson County
Gove
James P. Goodrich
E. I. Lewis
Public Service Commission
William H. Schntz
South Bend
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Richard H. Schweitzer
Knightstown
Dunkirk
J.E. Shannon
Marion
White River
Marshall County
Pike County
Hammond
Beatrice Miller
Clara Verhuylen
John Weise
Lansing
Weise
Motortruck is Big Time Saver
A survey of 753 motortruck owners shows 91 percent value time saved as the main advantage. Many report better markets, average yearly mileage about 3,820, trucks lasting six to seven years, and substantial reductions in hired help costs while roads limit use in mud and snow.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Indiana
Office of Farm Management and Farm Economics
United States Departments of Agriculture
Straw’s Value in Soil Health Urged for Agriculture
The piece stresses straw as a crucial source of decaying organic matter for fertile soil. It argues timely recognition of straw’s role can boost agricultural success through improved soil health and productivity.
Trees to Cut for Improving the Woods
The guidance lists trees suitable for removal to aid stand improvement including diseased or insect-damaged specimens, over topped or stunted trees, badly fire-scarred trees, and less-valuable species crowding valuable hardwoods. It also notes crooked or oversized trees and slow growers that hinder faster, equal-value species, and sound dead trees both standing and down.
Drinking Water in Summer for Poultry
Reading from poultry experts of the United States Department of Agriculture, shade for drinking fountains and watering devices reduces evaporation and keeps water cooler. Proper care of drinking water is a key detail in successful poultry management and helps prevent birds from going thirsty before staff notices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Almanac Style Agricultural Tips Fray in Alfalfa Stand
Rotation keeps ground pest free and machinery lasts longer with regular cleaning and adjustment. Systematic work saves time and extends life of equipment. Careful seedbed prep yields a good alfalfa stand while prompt manure spreading aids growth. Leaf lettuce thinning recurs. alfalfa curing follows.
Sun Big Factor in Drying Corn
Instructions from the United States department of agriculture explain drying corn harvested in the milk stage before glazing. Gather ears only as ready for drying, husk and trim, plunge into boiling water 8 to 12 minutes, then drain and cool before cutting from cobs with a sharp knife.
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Maple Cor
James Powers
Indiana Reformatory
Cox
Delaware County
Powers
Dearborn County
Indianapolis
Marion County
Knights of Columbus
National Treasury of the Knights
Harry F. Dietz
State Conservation Department
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Indiana Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cass County
Logansport
State Pharmacy Board
W. A. Oren
Paul W. King
Helen Munch
Harriet N. Pierce
Collins
Grant County
G. E. McRae
Ina
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Butler
de Kalb
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Frank Warner
Walcott
Peoria
Warner
Indiana
Mchigan City
South Bend
Shelby County
Albert F. Wray
Lewis Creek
Elkhart
Superintendent of Public Instruction
United States Department of Agriculture
Drying Corn Methods and Storage Practices for Home Use
The guide explains drying corn on a sloping shelf or trays with specific depths, turning kernels to prevent clumping, and finishing in an oven at 160 to 165 degrees for two hours. It covers sun, stove drier, or commercial drying, choosing until kernels are hard and glassy, then silks and cob bits are removed and corn stored in muslin or heavy bags.
Lemon Juice and Salt Improve Hair and Coffee Flavor
Advice suggests using lemon juice as a natural shampoo to cleanse oily hair and scalp, claiming it removes oil effectively. It also recommends adding a pinch of salt to coffee before pouring boiling water to enhance flavor.
Keeping Hands Soft with Oatmeal Rinse Trick
If your hands become rough after washing with soap and water rub them with oat meal while still wet. The oat meal helps soften skin and restore moisture for smoother hands.
Dalicious Confection on Chopped Orangs Peel
A brief, quirky note describes a recipe idea using candied orange peels with oats. The tone echoes a 20th century kitchen column and hints at a sweet treat concept without full instructions.
Green Tomato Marmalade Recipe From Department of Agriculture
The U S Public Health Service presents a green tomato marmalade recipe. Ingredients include green tomatoes syrup lemon orange or sugar and salt. Mash simmer slow for 3 to 4 hours yielding about one pint, with optional caramel darkening and rind chopped for texture. Best when consumed within a few days or weeks.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Department of Agriculture
WATCH LABELS ON BOTTLES
Public Health Service warns against ingesting unlabeled substances and stresses keeping poisons locked away. Sudden illness after meals may indicate ptomaine poisoning from spoiled food, requiring urgent doctor contact and prompt emetic use to remove poison. Report cases to health department for investigation.
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United States Public Health Service
Department of Health
Salt Pesky Fleas to Death
Fleas invade homes after kennels or animal resting spots. Clean thoroughly then spread salt on floors and wet lightly. Repeat every three days if needed to reduce infestations.
Household Tips for Kitchen and Laundry Use
Household notes offer practical guidance on using cold roast pork as a mock chicken salad, white stockings as wash cloths, and blackberries in shortcake. It advises avoiding tightly covered cheese storage and using thick paper to trap frying splatters, directing grease into the paper.
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Indiana State
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
George Bray Barnard
Bradison
T. Ernest Malcolm
Albert D. Heiou
Guersadith Figphiher Pg Omg Ag
Indiana Public Service Commission
James E. Starkey
Anderson
State Department of Conservation
Madison County
Woodiot
Ham
Lester E. Warner
Box 69
Onalaska
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Carter
Earth
P. Q
Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Kosmos Chem. Co
Cincinnati
Oee
Tommy
Pieeta
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