Indiana News Roundup States Wide Purchasing Agents Plan
Indianapolis announces a state wide purchasing agents association will organize within 30 days with a visit plan to other cities. Corydon reports Farm ers Savings losses around 170000 with 75000 bad loans. Terre Haute and other cities discuss coal war talks and cement price investigations. Local items cover banks, taxes, Rotary election bids, and farm drives.
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Indianapolis
Purchasing Agents’ Association
Indianapolis Association
Indiana
Corydon
Charles Dowden
Indiana State Bank Examiner
Farmers’ Savings and Trust Company
Corydon National Bank
William HW. Morgan
National Bank Examiner
Bank and Trust Company
Princess Mary Weds Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey
Princess Mary wed Viscount Lascelles in a royal ceremony at Westminster Abbey attended by King George VI and Queen Mary. The day drew massive crowds, with 8000 police securing the route, the couple departing for Shifnal, Shropshire for their honeymoon at Weston Hall. Women and children fainted amid the crowded processions and throngs along the route.
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London
Mary
George
Queen Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Westminster Abbey
Westminster
Isles
Buckingham Palace
Mall
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
Parliament Buildings
Abbey
Marlborough House
Queen Mother
Alexandria
Victoria
Buckingham
Palace
Duke of York
Henry
the King
Canterbury
York
Oxford
Maurice Lascelles
Jerusalem
Heavenly Father
Princess Maude
Rachel Cavendish
Mary Thynne
Mary Cambridge
Doris Gordon-Lennox
Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon
Diana Bridgeman
Lady Cambridge
Princess Mary
Shifnal
Shropshire
Weston Hall
Dresden
Parliament Street
Tick Eradication Progress in Georgia Tightens Quarantine
The U S Department of Agriculture reports tick eradication in Georgia is advancing with co operation from counties. June saw 814 565 cattle dippings and only 300 tick infested herds remain in counties set for release. Taylor county resists cooperation, prompting a re quarantine. Paint marking at dippings aids control, and range riders enforce dipping.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Taylor
Commissioners’ Court
Taylor County
Department of Agriculture
South
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Union Stock Yards
Baltimore
J. A. Whitefield Co
Frederick, Md
Benning Union Stockyards
District of Columbia
Carolina Packing Co
Wilmington
N. C
Beating City Management Plan Fails in Waterloo Vote
Waterloo voters reject the city management form of government by 95 majority. The official tally shows 6,607 ballots cast, slightly above half of the city’s registered voters in a decisive local election.
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Waterloo
Horse Exercise Needs Daily Travel Equivalent
The horse must receive about five to six miles of daily exercise to stay healthy. In winter keep him outdoors as much as possible and house him in a cool, well ventilated barn with proper bedding.
Marketing surplus grains for feed and lamb docking
The article urges marketing surplus grains and cheap feed for beef feeders and notes the importance of buying feeders low. It warns a loss of 25 cents to $1 per head if lambs are not docked and castrated when a few days old, stressing timely husbandry.
Grazing for Hogs: Pasture Crops Key to Economic Rearing
A series of pasture crops will be necessary on many farms to raise hogs economically. The article argues rotation and diversity in grazing can improve efficiency and reduce costs for hog producers.
Bull as Mainspring of Success and Failure
The bull serves as a central driving force behind outcomes, shaping whether success or failure prevails. It highlights the tension between effort and result, framing performance as a key determinant of end results.
Mistaken Identity at Goofy Gusher Stock Talk
A slick oil-stock salesman dazzles a philanthropic figure and a seven year old listener. The scene at a conference features a vivid yet misleading vision of a kingdom to be seized by stockholders. Johnny cries out that Santa Claus is on the porch, whiskers shaved, about to give everything to papa.
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Goofy Gusher Company
Johnny
Santa Claus
American Legion Weekly
Freezone relief for corns advertised by druggists
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and promises to remove hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without soreness or irritation.
Something to Be Thankful For
Seven year old Helen sat in the rear seat as her father shopped. He had parked where parking was forbidden and returned to find Helen scratching at a department store sticker on the windshield. She said a policeman had stuck the paper there, and the father rushed to stop it before it was erased.
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Helen
Father
Pather
Daddy
World’s tonnage and shipyard idle figures cited
The article notes global gross tonnage around 62,000,000 including afloat and under construction. It states the United Kingdom controls just over one third of the world’s steam tonnage and that about 2,000 captains are idle in England.
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United Kingdom
England
Pipe tale flicks wit in a brief comic exchange
A fragment shows a poet asking for his pipe and a friend mishearing the request. The exchange ends with playful wordplay as they discuss the pipe and laying plans, capturing a light moment in dialogue.
Quip Reveals Humorous Clash Over Fashion Choices
Exchange centers on Mabel resisting conventional attire as a joke about appearing sane. The humorous line frames a social moment where attire signals conformity and individuality.
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State News TA
Terre Haute
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Charles Zeigter
State Highway Commission
McCray
Newcastle
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Farmers’ Federation
Eighth Farm District
William Bosson
James P. Goodrich
New York
Russia
Elwood
Elwood Park Board
Ixramer
Hoosier Motor Association
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Letter Carriers’ Association
Lloyd Stough
Kokomo
Ben Wright
Evansville
Henry Guyer
Ft Wayne
Edgar L. Minnich
Harry E. Young
Richmond
Marion
Grant County Agricultural Association
Lewis L. Needler
Frank Hatfield
Indiana District Rotarians
Rotary Club
South Bend
Wabash
Michigan City
Anderson
Perkinsville
Poland
China
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Farmers’ Organizations
Tax Board
Federation
Lafayette
Albert Miles
Marshall
Parke County
Miles
Purdue University Horticulturists
J. H. Armington
Portage Township
Franklin
Johnson
Fremont Miller
Johnson County
State Supreme Court
Miller
Ellen B. Branigan
U. S. Lesh
Vanderburg County Farm Bureau
Gibson County
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Seymour
Seymour Association of Bare Heads
Princeton
Deep Vein Coal Company
Indiana Electric Corporation
Public Service Commission
State Tax Board
Elkhart
Nappanee
Goshen
Lincoln Highway
Princess
Lord Lascelles
Sir Victor Audley MacKenzie
Lady Lascelles
Pennsylvania
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Red Cross
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