Long list of Indiana notices and local incidents across towns
Indiana towns report court actions prison terms and paroles for two Gary men. A 126 school builds program worth about 7 million dollars. Rotary and Kiwanis pledges to Indianapolis hospital. Various local events from Bloomington Brazil Huntington Terre Haute and more include bank closure and annexation cases.
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Gary
Dan Melloy
Herman Nyhof
A. B. ‘Anderson
Federal Court
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Glenn Harris
Board of Public Safety
Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee
Anderson
George Keplinger
C. J. Weschler
Keplinger
Bloomington
Rotary Club
James Whitcomb Riley
Frederick Leete
Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Great Britain
Dardanelles
United States
Huntington
Huntington College
Abee
United Brethren Church
Terre Haute
Jerry
Meninsurvna
State Department of Public Instruction
State -Conservation Department
Greenburg
Burney State Bank
Burney
Charles Dowden
State Bank Examiner
Sidwin L.nicholas
Indiana Naparolé
Iuly
Near
Concrete Water Tanks For Modern Farm Stock
Farmers can build watertight sanitary concrete tanks following step by step instructions. Excavation base, gravel bed, then a continuous pour forms walls and bottom with proper reinforcement and a surrounding pavement for drainage and cleanliness.
Rural leadership programs nurture youth through camps and colleges
Patterned after farmers and home makers weeks, junior extension courses run by agricultural colleges and state camps educate more than 60 000 boys and girls. Extension workers coordinate social and recreational activities while teaching rural leadership. West Virginia operates three state camps and 40 county training schools. Similar programs exist in Montana Minnesota and other states deterring low-cost outings for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Docarent of Agriculture
Serk
Agricultural Colleges
Department
West Virginia
Montana
Minnesota
Hogging Off the Corn Pays Says Farmers
Farmers agree hogging off corn pays, a consensus cited among agricultural circles. The report notes practical outcomes and shared opinions on farming efficiency and feed practices.
Farm Names Add Dignity Boosting City Prosperity
An opinion advocates giving farms legal protection for names via county registration with a $1 fee. Proponents argue unique farm names raise pride, improve marketing, attract support from local businessmen, and spur broader regional development. The piece urges readers to push state lawmakers to enable exclusivity to strengthen farming's standing.
Inbreeding Test Experiments Continue at Agriculture Dept
After 15 years of inbreeding and cross breeding experiments with guinea pigs the U S Department of Agriculture continues investigations into poultry swine and smaller animals Six pens of White Leghorns are set aside to breed with one male per year A similar test will be run with five pairs of Poland China and four pairs of Tamworth pigs to compare within breed and between breeds crossing under study
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Poland
Chinas
Tamworth
Hoss
Healthy start for newborn colts urges extra care at foaling
W H Peters of Minnesota University warns farm horse supply may dip, urging extra attention to mares and foals at birth. He lists navel ill, scours, and constipation as common colt dangers and recommends sanitation, cord disinfection, and early veterinary guidance to prevent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peters
Minnesota University
Division of Animal Industry
Sheep Business Reviving Says Oklahoma Expert
Assistant professor A B Darlow of Oklahoma A and M says the sheep industry is recovering from recent losses with higher prices for both fat sheep and wool. He cautions farmers to be conservative, buy small flocks if inexperienced, and commit to several years to endure the cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB
Oklahoma
Purebred Beef Gains Outpace Scrubs in Calf Profit
A fragmented note highlights that purebred beef cattle yield higher calf gains and greater profitability than crossbred or scrubs. The text implies economic advantage from pedigree stock and efficient performance in calf production.
Rock and river tales from ancient lands in Siam
An odd passage describes explorers in Siam and China noting as if from an early aerial book how tribes in Kweichow mix into Yunnan and reach into North Siam. It mentions Tibetans and locals living among pigs in mire as natives of distant regions.
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Siam
J. Ey
Chang
Kweichow
China
Yunnan
Science Service
Housewife smiles at Cross and Ball Blue ad tone
The fragment shows a housewife smiling at a laundry advertisement featuring the Cross brand Ball Blue. It reflects vintage grocery ad language and product mention in a domestic scene.
Kind Words In A London Teashop Story
A man in Seasor sits in a London teashop and asks for two boiled eggs and a kind word. A bright-eyed waitress asks for his order and later the egg arrives. The American asks for the kind word, and the waitress whispers to not eat the eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Housefly Claims Higher Thinking Than Ant and Bee
A quirky note reports a claimed assertion that the housefly is more intelligent than ants and bees. An unnamed authority reportedly states the fly thinks 100 times faster than a man.
Inexperienced Bride Grace Fights for Life in Two Shades
A fragment hints at a dramatic marital or personal decision theme with a bride named Grace. It mentions life and shades, suggesting conflict or transformation within a strained relationship or social expectation. Further details are unreadable.
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Fred
Jeffersonville
Marion
Griffitth
Vevay
Pershing
Lutheran Church of
Dayton
Lutheran Church
Richmond
Herbert Rundell
Orville Thomas
Willard Farr
Claude Harris
Evansville
Evansville College
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church
Meansville Chamber of Ecommerce
Robert G. Thompson
Stogan Stone
Indiana Harbor
Calumet
North Township
W.S. Reiter
Hammond
Valparaiso
Madison
Lucy Gray
Benjamin Gray
Kentucky
A. F. Heinman
Lincoln Way
Sievers Drug Company
Sievers Company
Ndransport
Shady Nook
Hartford City
Phyllis Langstaff
Esther Cronin
Helen McHidowney
Vincennes
Charles R. Thurgood
Charles Gilmore
Terre Haute Literary Club
Club
Department of Agriculture
Colt
Bekages
Chesebrough Manufacturing Co
State Street
Consolidated
New York
U.S
Parker's
Balsam Power Ouares Cale Ant
Higeox Chem
Wks
Tanhes Wal Nemiial Worene
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