Indiana rural education bulletin highlights farm gains
The bulletin praises the state’s agricultural schooling showing how Indiana farms boost yields and profits. It cites improved corn and alfalfa production, better dairy practices, seed testing adoption, and home demonstration projects led by teachers and students in towns and rural counties. It notes evening classes, orchard work, and county reports fueling widespread farmer interest and higher crop quality.
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Torb Owen Y Bios
Indiana
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Fatherke
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Valparaison
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Trafalgar
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Viig Bulletin
Tudiana
Supreme Court rules on unseating Vigo judge Redman
State Supreme Court upholds removal of Vigo circuit judge Eli H. Redman for gross public corruption. Decision notes framers aimed to keep judiciary clean and removal possible regardless of where conviction occurs. Also reports drownings and stolen car case with local actions and Omaha education spending.
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Eli H. Redman
Vigo
Milburn
Redman
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Supreme Court
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Saluda Township High School Commencement 1915 Tryus Universalist
The annual commencement program for Saluda Township Schools at Tryus Universalist church lists events for Wednesday evening June 23 1915 at 8 oclock. Close March Hazel Correll Invocation Levi Burnworth Salutatory Omer Hardy Clauss Address De King President Moore's Hill College Valedictory Iranda Hearn Presentation of Diplomas Supt J H Tianna Benediction Class Motto On Sail On Class Flower White Rose Class Colors Blue and White Class Roll names including William Meane Elmer Kicopfer Eugene Lindsay Francis Hearn Reuben Airhart Irvin Brother Nora Jones Delpha Kistler Omer King Emmett Walls Dewy Sampson Omer Hardy Joseph H Hanna County Supt R A J McKoand Trustee
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Saluda Township
Tryus Universalist Church
Hazel Correll
Levi Burnworth
Omer Hardy
Clauss
de. King
Moore’s Hill College
William Meane
Elmer Kicopfer
Eugene Lindsay
Francis Hearn
Reuben Airhart
Irvin Brother
Nora Jones
Delpha Kistler
Omer King
Emmett Walls
Dewy Sampson
Joseph H. Hanna
R. A. J. McKoand
Vatican declares neutrality amid Lusitania and Belgian atrocities
Paris reports the Pope in an interview upholding Vatican neutrality and not judging alleged Belgium crimes or the Lusitania disaster while condemning famine-driven blockade claims. Berlin notes a major Austro German push toward Lemberg as Italian bombardments hit Korics Moos and Malborghet burns.
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Paris
Vatican
Belgium
Louvain
Lusitania
Germany
Austria
Dewet Found Guilty of Treason in Bloemfontein Judgment
General Christian Dewet, famed Boer leader, was judged guilty of treason and sentenced to execution. In other news, Winchester Hazel Wier, 21, was struck by a car in Bloomfield, with both wheels passing over her hips. A Lake Erie & Western station robbery is under investigation by an Alexandria Ohio detective. Elkhart counts 140 Civil War veterans, ages from 65 to 72, with Thomas Oliver the oldest at 74.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Christian Dewet
Winchester Hazel Wier
Alexandria
Limo
Lake Erie & Western
Elkhart
Thomas Oliver
John E. Grove
Secretary McAdoo Reports Oleomargarine Tax Fraud
Secretary McAdoo said yesterday the United States was defrauded of 27000000 dollars in oleomargarine taxes. District Deputy A E Lytle of the I O C F is sending out installation reports to all lodges in the county with prompt returns requested.
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McAdoo
United States
A. IE. Lytle
I.0.c.f
Biggest warship nearly complete
The American battleship Arizona, near twice the size of earlier ships, is launched at Newport News. It carries twelve fourteen inch guns and twenty two five inch rifles, with propulsion and armor upgrades boosting speed and range. весь
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Florida
Texas
Pennsylvania
Navy Department
California
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Prescott
Ariz
Hunt
Daniels
German Auxiliary Cruisers Enjoy Life in Norfolk Internment
The crews of the Eitel Friedrich and Kronprinz Wilhelm, interned at Norfolk, relax with entertainments and civilian hospitality. They attend church services, visit Virginia Beach and Portsmouth, roam with American sailors, and show interest in baseball, with plans to form two teams and over 200 dollars spent on equipment.
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Adriatic Struggle Through History and Geography
A National Geographic bulletin reviews the Adriatic theater, tracing historic rivalries between Italy and Austria over sea power. It details coastlines, ports like Venice and Trieste, and the sea’s commercial role from the Dark Ages to modern times, noting key ports such as Triviate, Fiume, Ancona, and Brindisi.
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Uhre
Gans
National Geographic Society
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Dalmatia
India
Suez Canal
Maly
Austria
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Adriatic
Trivate
Venice
Fiume
Ancona
Brindisi
Trieste
Storm Damage Hits Carroll County Barn and Livestock
A small cyclone swept south of Ghent Kentucky at about 8 this morning causing property damage. The tobacco barn of Thomas Carz ner was lifted from its foundation and carried a short distance. Chickens, piglets, and even samba were drawn up and carried far, with many killed.
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Ghent
Thomas Carzner
Unemployment Rate in Major Cities Reported
Washington reports a canvass of 800,881 families finding 78,800 workers wholly unemployed and 106,652 with part time status. Overall 11.5 percent of wage earners were unemployed and 16.8 percent held part time positions in March and early April in fifteen key cities.
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Washington
Luckett wins state mato grower crown with record yield
Miss Lottie Luckett of Bancroft Muhlenberg County wins the state champion trophy in mato growing, producing 4857 pounds on one tenth of an acre and 1340 jars when cooked. She earns 272 dollars from the crop with 67.15 production costs, netting 201.77 dollars profit. The Girls Canning Club run by Mrs. Helen B. Wolcott organized clubs in 24 counties, with an average net profit of 41.20 dollars per tenth acre for participants.
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Frankfort
Lottie Luckett
Bancroft
Muhlenberg County
Department of Agriculture
Misa Luckett
Helen B. Wolcott
Shelbyville
Dean's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Whitaker in Madison
An old Madison testimonial praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pains headaches and fatigue improving health when doctors could not help. The ad notes price 50 cents and urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills as used by Mrs. Whitaker of 405 N East street Madison. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the company.
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Dean
Madison
John D. Whitaker
N. East Street
Mr. Whitaker
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Sherrill Arrest Shrouds Indianapolis Races at Columbus
Promoter George Sherrill of Indianapolis was arrested in Greenwood on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after failing to start auto races advertised for Columbus fairgrounds. Lawyer Julian Sharpnack filed affidavits against Sherrill and Andrew Weed of Shelbyville, who collected tickets and posted a $100 bond to await trial.
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Ind
George Sherill
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Fairgrounds
Sherrill
Julian Sharpnack
Andrew C. Weed
Shelbyville
Raceing Association
Weed
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