Indiana House Seeks Apportionment Shifts and Budget Reform
Indianapolis reports detail proposed reapportionment for Indiana's 50 senators and 100 representatives led by Charles Kettleborough, with counties like Marion and Lake gaining seats at others' expense. The session will also tackle 16 constitutional amendments including a budget system and governor veto power on appropriations. Other items include a new industrial court, school health drives, and local civic debates on government forms and public works projects.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly of
Indiana
Charles Kettleborough
Legislative Reference Bureau
Marion and
Lake
Grant
Clinton
Randolph
Kosciusko
Lawrence
Shelby
Kansas
Coffin Brothers of
Sliverwood
Coffin Brothers
Grimes Golden
Stayman
Bedford
Burton Fruit Company
Lawrence County
Anderson
Emmerich Manual Training High School
City Board of Health
Hias
Herman G. Morgan
Morgan
Lanace
American Legion
Gary
A. P. Melten
Jeffersonville
Socialist Party of
Louieville
Clark
Bloomington
South Bend
St. Joseph County
Ed Jackson
Watson
Jackson
Seymour
Jackson County
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
United States
Indianapolia
Repubican
Statehouse
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Shelbyville
Shelby County
State Historical Commission
Indiana Library Association
State Library Board
State Conservation Department
Society of Indiana Pioneers
Republican State Committee Treasury
Fred ©. Gardner
Cambridge City
The
Tech Amusement Company
Standard Breeds of Fowls Guide for Poultry Keepers
The article classifies American standard fowls into three groups laying meat and general purpose. It describes key breeds: laying Leghorn Minorca Andalusian Ancona Campine. meat Brahman Dorking Cornish. general purpose Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red Orpington. It notes size, temperament, and suitability to climate and aims, advocating standard breeds for true-to-type offspring and better adaptation.
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Minorca
Ancona
Campine
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Orpington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Fresh Air Advice for Henhouse Ventilation
Guidance warns not to close all henhouse windows at cold weather onset. Leave openings, and cover with burlap to block wind while allowing air flow.
Joke on Amateur Farmer
A Washington official buys a summer farm and visits the fields with a critic’s eye. He scolds a hired man for leaving "drib blings" on the ground, only to learn the man meant the cut grass is the crop. The exchange ends as a humorous lesson in agricultural terms.
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Washington
Dislike Sons To Grow
A New York Medical Journal perspective argues mothers cling to knee pants as symbols of reluctance to see boys become men. The piece contends parental fondness masks a wish for the child to remain sheltered and dependent, hindering independent life.
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New York Medical Journal
The Author’s Advantage in a Snippet Duel
A playful exchange plays on storytelling power as a writer consoles a reluctant heroine. The line hints at agency and manipulation within a fictional frame, framing a meta conversation about who writes whom.
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