State Board Announces School House Health Rules in Indiana
The Indiana State Board of Health unveils regulations for school buildings, including no towels or drinking cups, outward doors, and incline ramps replacing stairs. The rules, set to become law, limit two stories above basement, specify room widths and ceiling heights, and require light and floor standards. County Agent H R Smalley adds on soil and grass trials in Starke County, noting pasture mixtures suited to sandy land.
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State Board of Health
Indiana
State Board
Actien
Starke
M. L. Fisher
Purdue
J.B. Lakin
North Judson
Important Meeting at Town Hall on After Harvest Jubilee
An important meeting is set for this Thursday evening at S o'clock in the town hall to discuss actions for the eleventh annual After Harvest Jubilee in North Judson this year. Citizens are urged to attend and remember the time and place. Comittee. Danes. August 16, Dusek's hall.
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North Judson
Third Old Settlers Picnic at Knox on August First
The third annual Starke County Old Settlers picnic will be held in Knox on Sunday, August 1. A big basket dinner, speaking by ex-Judge Geo. Burson, music, sports, and prizes for oldest settlers and largest family are planned. Bosmith is secretary. full program in next issue.
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Starke County Old Settlers
Knox
Abonday
Court House
Geo. Burson
Winamac
Bosmith
Aldine
Round Lake
Round Lake Crove
Selmer
Rich Grove Township
Pulaski County
Judson Fitzpatrick
Continental Agency
Francesville
Charlie Hruska
Charlie
Seagrave-Prior Nuptials Reported In St. Joe Michigan
Miss Edna Seagrave daughter of Mr and Mrs Silas Seagrave married Mr Hiram W Prior near Monterey Michigan on August 31 at St Joe The couple both graduated from North Judson High School and have been teachers The groom works on a large dredge The News wishes them lasting happiness and health
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Edna Seagrave
Silas Seagrave
Hiram W. Prior
Monterey
Q. I
St. Joe
Mich
North Judson High School
Frank Kee
Fimma Sarma
Albert Sarma
Gus Spenner
Sherm Carnes
Dayton
Spenner
Unclaimed Letters and Local News Summary
Unclaimed letters remain undelivered with two weeks to claim before going to the Dead Letter Office. Local notes report Regina Dusek returning from Chicago for the summer, Mrs. Jeff Diamond visiting Philadelphia, Dave Leslie’s family visiting Columbia City, and a fatal train accident in Grovertown where Austin Holderman was killed at a tower crossing. Coroner Eatinger conducted the inquest.
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Jeff Diamond
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dave Leslie
Columbia City
Dave
Austin Holderman
Oregon Township
Tower Crossing
Grovertown
Walkertown
Eatinger
Hog cholera rules urged for Indiana swine
Purdue University expert R A Craig outlines how hog cholera spreads and how farmers should quarantine new stock, burn dead hogs, and avoid mixed herds. Violations cost Indiana farmers millions and hinder swine industry growth. emphasis on quarantine, disinfection, and cooperation with state officials.
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Indiana
Fire Losses in Indiana Decline Despite Lightning Toll
The Indiana third week of July fire tally reached 131 fires with losses totaling 8547,541 including the Indianapolis wholesale district blaze. Lightning caused 27 fires, $28,988 in losses, and most struck buildings lacked lightning rods. Fire marshal reports cover within ten days but belated data will enter the annual record.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
GE unveils half current incandescent lamp with tungsten filament
The General Electric Company of Schenectady announces a new incandescent lamp using specially shaped tungsten filaments and an inert gas fill. It consumes about half as much current per candle power as existing lamps, broadening applications especially for high candle power units. Research has progressed at GE’s Schenectady lab for several years. This may be the most significant lighting advance since Edison's early lamp.
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General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Thomas A. Edison
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