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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1905

Page

6

Dairies Urged to Watch Milk Supply in Winter

A January dairy inspection report shows 19 of 49 farms with cattle in fair to poor condition and 22 with good or better, plus 26 cans in fair condition and 14 clean. Conditions improve by July, but winter remains the period of greatest risk and parents should verify milk sources at the health office.

Government rail ownership in Europe described with details

SPECIAL TO THE SUN reports on European government rail ownership and welfare measures like apartment housing, lunch rooms, and libraries for railway workers. It notes Karlsruhe and Mannheim facilities, and compares casualty figures to U S rail incidents, stating 3 killed and 11 injured in a year alongside large fleets and services. It also mentions a future child desertion law under Governor Hanly and the Daussman bill, with penalties of one to three years for desertion.

SUN Washington United States Grand Duchy of Boston Department of Commerce and Labor Trewa Karlsruhe Mannheim Hanly Daussman Senate

Treachery of Love and Who Was the Traitor Faith Intrigue

A compact mystery note delves into love and betrayal through a reader’s gaze. It teases a puzzlesome tale of loyalties tested and hidden motives behind a traitor’s motives and the reader’s search for truth. The piece hints at suspenseful revelations.

Four cases dismissed in Indiana with reconciled plaintiffs

Special to the Sun from Richmond Indiana reports four Koren cases dismissed after principals reconciled and living together. Plaintiffs bore the costs of the suits. Separately Governor Hanly expected to sign a Republican caucus apportionment bill passed by both legislative chambers. Also Kendall reported missing in Connersville with 150 dollars of Prudential funds.

Richmond Ind Glaintiff Republican Caucus Gov Hanly Kendall the Sun Connersville Ernest Kendall Prudential Insurance Company

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