Institutions Report Shows Attendance and Costs
The nineteenth state institution under the board of state charities closed its year with 14,202 inmates enrolled and 18,248 actually present. The report details admissions, discharges, operating expenses, and per capita costs, noting year‑to‑year variances due to differing fiscal periods and one facility’s twelve‑month year. It also lists personnel changes, subsistence spending shifts, and institutional comparisons across the system.
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Board of State Charities
Avecare
State Farm
Putmanville
Averace
South Eastern
Hospital For the
School
Cohoe
Grahans
Miss Lillie May South and June Long wed in Franklin KY
Miss Lillie May South and June Long were married this afternoon at the Court complex in Franklin Kentucky. The ceremony marks the union of the couple amid local civic rituals and familial attendance.
Woman Severely Burned In Frede ricksburg Area Fire
Mary7 Leften of Hiver township near Fredericksburg suffered severe burns when clothing burned from feet to waist last Saturday afternoon. Her husband Albert Lofton sustained burns while attempting to extinguish the blaze in their kitchen, which was found to be ignited by burning clothing contacting a tablecloth. Dr Ralston of Fredericksburg attended both burn victims and treated Mrs Lofton’s severe injuries.
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Asa Spers
Lofton
Noel Burns
Leften
Albert Lefton
Jottan
Tradt
Holiday Post Office Rush Arrangements Announced
Local post office prepares for holiday demand with clerks and carriers ordered to report and parcel post expected to rise. Patrons urged to mail early and use secure wrapping with clear addressing. Main office preferred for deposits to streamline handling amid busy season.
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Post Office Department
Parcel Post
Farm Barn Burns In Lightning Blaze In Harrison County
Lightning struck a barn on Joha Gettlefinger’s farm near Pal myn last Monday morning, burning the building and contents. Hay and farm machinery destroyed. loss about $1,000. Insurance covered by Harrison County Mariners Mutual Fire Insurance Company to $400. Two miles.
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Joha Gettlefinger
Pao
Palmyn
Harrison County Mariner’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Y. M. Lpaghet league tilt ends with close score
The opening game of the Y. MM. Lpaghet league at the clubhouse gym last night saw Guess defeat Reystones 28 to 22 in a tightly contested match. Emeralods edged Comets 13 to 11 in a separate early pairing, with play continuing through the evening.
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Y. MM. Lpaghet
Guess
Reystones
Emeralods
Comets
Usta
Constitution history text to be published by December
A long fragment describes an Indiana constitution history work by Charles Ketthborough prepared for the centennial. It notes two volumes by the bureau of constitutional drafting and promises amendments and data, with the development from Pitt to present times.
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Indiana
Indianapedis
Poe
Padi
Legisla
Charles Ketthborough
Legislative Drattaman
Cen
Iniana
Pitta
Open Window Week Aims To Improve Health In City
A United Press report from New York outlines Open Window Week events led by the health department. Activities include open windows for fresh air on Monday, medical examination day, walk to work day, sanitary work shop day, and children’s health day, with Sunshine Day on weekend.
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United Press
New York
City Advertising Meeting In Hammond Plans Ad Vent
In Hammond Indiana on December 11 a meeting of the chamber of commerce and representatives from Chicago and Whiting discussed an advertising campaign for the city. The gathering aimed to promote local business and civic projects through coordinated outreach and public notices.
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United Press
Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Whiting
Cammerca
New York Legislature Targets High Cost of Living
The legislature plans to tackle the high cost of living with an investment committee report. It seeks market reforms in New York and major cities to cut out middlemen, urged by State Food and Market Commissioner John J.illion.
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Uni
X.Y
Senate
Janay
Wicks Investation Committee
Ig Kitlon
New York
John JJ. Iilion
Tradly Con
Saloons Ordered Closed in East Terre Haute District
Terre Haute Dec 11. Chief of Police issues orders for all saloons in East Terre Haute territory to be closed from Saturday night until Monday morning, with mandatory closing times enforced.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Tad
East Terre Haute
Superior Beef Cow Care After Calving and Gestation
The guide outlines pre freshening prep with clean feed, dry matter, and balanced rations. It warns against moldy hay and cold exposure, advises isolating the cow before calving, managing crowding and hog exposure, and notes cautious handling to prevent injury to cow and calf. It covers dosing with epsom salts for milk fever risk, post partum feeding, milking timing, and continuing gradual feed increases with grass as main diet and ensilage as supplement.
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Ma Oweak Auf
Bacteria Cause of Sliminess in Milk Shows Ropy Case
Report explains ropiness in milk stems from bacterial growth especially Bacterium Lactis Visium. Contamination can occur from water, equipment, and air. thorough boiling, dust protection, and clean utensils help prevent ropiness. ropy milk is not harmful unless udder infection is present.
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Norway
Lawsuits Filed Over Water Pollution in New Albany
Four farmers George W. Pyles Richard Keyes Newland Cannon and Ford Tolman sue New Albany Water Works in Circuit Court alleging pollution of the reservoir stream on Silver Will makes water unfit for stock and farm use. Each seeks two dollars in damages. Sherman Minton attorney for plaintiffs.
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New Albany Water Works
Elead Sherman Minton
EP Cel Walhution
Personal items mention surgeries travel and local court
Personal notices note a Terre Haute resident recovering from an operation at Terre Haute union hospital and doing well. John Main, postal clerk, returned from Texas after two weeks, encountering six inches of snow on the way home. Mrs W Lindsey of Orleans visits Mrs Peters in East Spring Street, and Mrs John Sripp of Indianapolis remains for holidays with Mr and Mrs Frank Jasper on West Tenth Street. John McDaniel, charged with provoke, was dismissed in Magistrate Padgett's court today.
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Terre Unite
John Main
Texas
Frank Jasper
West Tenth Street
John McDaniel
Padwett
Build Permanent Roads for a Cheaper Future
A plan to construct durable wooden roadways as a long term cost saver. Advocates argue initial expense yields lower maintenance and smoother transport, stressing affordability through efficient material choices and phased development.
Choosing Site For Storage Of Cabbage
In selecting a storage pit for cabbage use a ridge with well drained gravelly soil. The pit should be six to ten inches deep and sized by amount stored, wide enough for three to five heads on the bottom. Harvest by root, remove dead leaves, fold remaining leaves over heads, and avoid overripe or cracked heads. Place heads down with roots up, add a second layer between roots, limit to two layers to prevent crushing, cover with earth, and add straw or manure in cold weather. Cabbages store better in pits than in common cellars.
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New Alveny Couner
Order of American Mechanics
WY. C. Conner
BR. W. Lewis
Shelby Campbell
Chapming
Rolly Thomas
Estill Fkisenhauer
John Eicholz
Inside Sentinel
William Genung
Outside Sentinel
Homer Straw
Ts. Crecelius
Thomas Courtney
Neo
Michel
Horne
New Albany
Ahad
Attlee Wi
Old Bhi Palty
Beste
Louisville
Seipted Poe Tae
Othe
Eatel ES
Tehy Power Company
Vaote
New Albany 2
Old New Alvany
Vincennnes
New Albany Trust Concern
Delent
Samuel ¢., Dixon, M. 1
Ll.d
Pennsylvania
City Advertising
LIDON
Schoenleben
Crassy Shorthorn
Stream Against Water Company
J. B. James
Attorney At Law
New Albany, Indiana
Grichester
Imamond
Ladival
George S. Graf
East Main Street
Humphreys
Moupo Tein Co
Williwus
Aubirecte
Alexander Dowling
Orie
Pearl and Market Sts
New Albany National Bank
Miltramce
Hank Eld
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