Feed Wheat as Farmer’s Police Feeds Price Aid
Indianapolis July 27 I Newt Brown secretary of the State Board of Agriculture says using surplus wheat for feed is the best way to lift wheat prices. Farmers should grind their own wheat and substitute it for corn to cut milling costs and stabilize supplies. He doubts banks will loan on storage slips as interest and storage would eat gains.
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Indianapolis
I. Newt. Brown
State Board of Agriculture
Brown
Farmers urged to cut corn at fence corners for sight lines
Indianapolis July 14 Farmers warned that tall corn blocking sight distances at road intersections and sharp turns can cause serious and fatal accidents. A H Hinkle state highway maintenance chief urged landowners to harvest early or trim crops this month, noting several farmers already plant low growing alternatives and will cut corn back to improve traffic safety.
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Indianapolis
A. H. Hinkle
State Highway Commission
Commission
Methodists to Hold Rallies Across Indiana County
Indiana Methodists plan county rallies in the closing week of July and first two weeks of August. The Boone County event is set for August 8 at Lebanon City Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Speakers include W. M. Blanchard Greencastle C W Fifer Indianapolis and E C Wareing Cincinnati editor. Attendees are urged to bring baskets for a shared moon luncheon as one big family.
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Crawfordsville Review
Methodists of
Indiana
Boone County
Lebanon
W. M. Blanchard
Greencastle
C. W. Fifer
Indianapolis
E. C. Wareing
Western Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Concert Program for Band Leader Night
A proposed band concert set for next Thursday includes From Greenland's Icy Mountains Ice Cream Blues Why are You Cold to Me Now Cilly Lillie from Chile The Glacier Glide Chill the North Winds Blow.
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Greenland
Cilly Lillie
Chile
Terre Haute Attorney Seeks Governor Nomination
Adrian Beecher of Terre Haute indorses Farmer-Labor bid for Indiana governor at May primaries. He cites no policy details yet and plans to publish his platform later. Beecher is a longtime local lawyer and a leading Farmer-Labor figure.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Adrian Beecher
Indiana
Beecher
Farmer-Labor Party
Marshall Wants The Night Job
Washington reports ex vice president Thomas R Marshall would take the presidency on a night shift, ideally from 10 p m to 5 or 6 a m, if the eight hour day applied to the presidency. He quipped that he could be president during those hours when people are asleep and not kicking.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Thomas R . Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Senator McNary Seeks Wheat Price Fixing Action
Oregon senator Charles L McNary urges President Harding to call a special session to fix a minimum $1 75 per bushel for the 1923 wheat crop He plans to board the presidential train in Portland en route to California and discuss the move with Harding as ranking agriculture committee member he supports farmers arguments.
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Portland
Ore
Congress
Harding
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
McNary
California
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Specials Face Terre Haute Colored Giants Sunday
The Greencastle Specials led by Ott Webb will meet the Terre Haute Colored Giant nine this Sunday at 3 p.m. on the Zinc Mill Diamond. The team aims to extend a two game win streak with an improved lineup while Star Store offers shoes for the first home run and silk socks for the first three base hits. R. P. Mullins adds a box of cigars for the second three base hit.
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Greencastle
Ott Webb
Terre Haute
Zinc Mill
Star Store
R. P. Mullins
Keith Houck Lyon Arrives at St Vincent Hospital
Mr and Mrs Glenn Lyon announce the birth of a son Keith Houck Lyon Friday afternoon at St Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. Eight young women plan a week long camping trip at Owen Parke starting Sunday.
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Glenn Lyon
Keith Houck Lyon
St. Vincent's Hospital, Indianapolis
Poisonings Hit 188 Inmate Prison Farm at Putnamville
More than one third of inmates at the state penal farm in Putnamville were hospitalized Friday after breakfast due to ptomaine poisoning from suspected tainted milk. By Saturday morning all had recovered. 188 prisoners were treated, 40 seriously ill. Officials sought tests and launched an investigation.
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State Penal Farm
Putnamville
Ralph Howard
State Farm
The
Institution Hospital
A. A. Horn
Penal Farm
C. T. Zaring
W. M. McGaughey
Greencastle
Howard
McCray
John A. Brown
Board of State Charities
Brown
Indianapolis
Governor orders probe into illness at state farm
Indianapolis July 28 The governor ordered an immediate investigation after a report that many prisoners at the state farm were ill. John A Brown secretary of the state charities board rushed to Putnamville with instructions to conduct a thorough probe. Ralph Howard the institutions superintendent was to take all possible steps.
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Indianapolis
State Farm
McCray
John A. Brown
Board of State Charities
Putnamville
Ralph Howard
Governor authorizes more medical staff for ill prisoners
Reports to Governor McCray indicate a ptomaine poisoning outbreak among prisoners. Immediate deployment of physicians and nurses is authorized, and Brown is expected to submit a report today.
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Brown
McCray
Milk blamed for illness at State Farm in Indianapolis
Dr. A L Oilar of the Indiana state health department reports a bacterial milk infection caused by an insanitary cream separator sickened prisoners at State Farm. Eight men who drank milk not passing the separator stayed well, while 188 who drank it after the separator fell ill. Samples were collected for analysis and a final report is due Monday.
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Indianapolis
A. L. Oilar
State Department of Health
State Farm
Oilar
I. L. Miller
Food and Drug Division
State Health Department
F. C. Wilson
S John A. Brown
Board of State Charities and Correction
Putnamville
Freight car fire damages train near Brazil
A westbound Interurban freight train trailer caught fire near Brazil on Saturday morning due to a hot box. Fire crews used chemicals but flames spread inside the car, damaging about 500 to the trailer and 1,000 to its freight. The train proceeded to Terre Haute.
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Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Carpenter Tools Stolen In North Putnam Cottages
Sheriff Sears investigated a Friday night theft of a carpenter tool set from cottages under construction along Walnut Creek between Bainbridge and New Maysville. No trace of the tools or suspects was found by investigators Saturday morning.
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Sears
North Putnam
Walnut Creek
Bainbridge
New Maysville
Formal Opening of Hospital Sunday in Greencastle
The Putnam County Hospital will be formally opened to the citizens of Greencastle and Putnam County Sunday afternoon from 1 to 8 o clock. The event will feature special exercises and an address. Delta Theta Tau sorority members will serve as ushers. The committee requests fruit donations and invites contributions at the hospital. Mrs Allie Allen of Clayton spent Saturday with relatives in Greencastle. Mrs Earl Runyan is confined to home on South Indiana Street with a mild illness.
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Putnam County Hospital
Greencastle
Putnam County
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Allie Allen
Clayton
Earl Runyan
South Indiana Street
For Rent Choice Rooms by Day at 107 Taylor Place
Advertisement states daily and weekly rental options for rooms at 107 Taylor Place with contact phone 672.
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Taylor Place
Real estate transfers list for Cloverdale Bainbridge Roachdale Franklin
Transfers include Isaac Sinclair to Thomas J Nixon for a Cloverdale lot at 40 dollars Elza Henson to Edmund Kassing for a Bainbridge lot at 1 dollar Anna C Allison to Len R Ware for three Roachdale lots at 1200 dollars Robert L Job Commissioner to Fred B Query for land in Cloverdale township at 3300 dollars Albert C Lockridge et al to Amelia Lockridge for land in Franklin township at 1 dollar
Putnam County to Send Delegate to State Fair Home Economics School
Mrs. Wilbur Arnold is the sole applicant to represent Putnam county at the State Fair School of Home Economics in the Woman's Building during the Indiana state fair September 3 to 8. The Putnam County Federation of Clubs selected her after a 500 word essay on why she desires to attend. The six day program includes group work in kitchen and dining tasks, dormitory duties, and supervised training with optional excursions and social events at the fair.
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Wilbur Arnold
Putnam County
State Fair School of Home Economics
Purdue University
Putnam County Federation of Clubs
Bruce Lane
Bainbridge
Fred Thomas
Greencastle
J. B. Burris
Cloverdale
Arnold
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Indianapolis
Capitol
Soldier's
Sailor's Monument
Y. W
Circle of Ohio
Sabath
Indiana Street By. Co
Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics
Indianapolis Family Guests In City This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Thomas Harrold and their son Paul of Indianapolis will visit Mr and Mrs James J Harold on South Indiana Street Sunday. Thomas Sweet, employed in road construction near Seymour, will spend the weekend with his family in town.
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Thomas Harrold
Paul
Indianapolis
James J. Harold
South Indiana Street
Thomas Sweet
Seymour
Woman's Foreign Missionary Work at Locust Street
Week at Locust Street Church featured the King's Heralds led by Mrs. Theodore Crawley and Miss Wilma VanCleave with a program on "The New School" for foreign countries. The Woman's Society held a picnic social, and the Little Light Bearers performed "The Fairies' Festival" with solos by Wanda Thompson and Stan Fisher. Sixty-one members are on the roll, about thirty five attended, with several mothers and friends present.
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Locust St. Church
King’s Heralds
Theodore Crawley
Wilma VanCleave
Woman’s Society
Raymond Fisher
Kendall
Lucile Weddle
Wanda Thompson
Stanley Fisher
Stanley
Alice Butler
Martha
Mary Ellen Weddle
King's Heralds
Walter Neale
Orville O'Hair
Elizabeth Linney
Elizabeth Myers
Walter Badger
Ruth Eleanor Badger
Hogs Steady to Higher at Indianapolis Stock Yard
Today at Indianapolis Stock Yard hog receipts 5,500 with prices steady to 50 cents higher. Lighter hogs led the advance with sales from 7.00 to 7.95 and general sales 7.40 to 7.90. Pigs and sows mostly steady, heavy sows down 5.75, lighter sows down 7.00. About 7,000 hogs sold early, 3,000 to outside buyers, but market slow and uncertain to clear. Cattle, calves, and sheep largely steady with calves at 12.50 and sheep firm.
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Indianapolis
Local Produce Quotations: Poultry Butter Eggs Prices
Saturday prices from local firms for poultry butter and eggs list heavy hens light hens springers roosters and cream price quotes. Individual figures include 15e 2le 27e 2le with regional pricing context.
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Methodists
Farmer Labor
Marshall
Ruth Wilson
Margaret Emily McGaughey
Rosalee Smith
Minna Mae Bartley
Mable Hurst
Helen Brothers
Annabelle McWethy
Blanche Bicknell
Owen Parke
Allright
Putnamville Institution
Ike
Traction Company
Mrs
School OF Home Economics
Womans
Locust Street
Little Light
Mary Williams
J. W. Ballard
Monte Ballard
Elwood
Judge Perkins
Alexandria
Mayo Estelle
Irvy Mills
Otto Ditzenberger
Emma Ditzenberger
Ethel Hodge
Edna Blye
Caroline Johnson
Woody
Darlington
Emmett Blye
Plainfeld
Columbus Alspaught
Theodore Bees
Robert’ Hamrick
Lee Reeves
George Conklin
Alger Leatherman
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