Indiana Happenings Mix of fires politics and disease
Hoosier towns report scarlet fever outbreaks Noblesville schools closed and Wayne County fights tuberculosis aided by a Richmond gift of 220 acres for a sanitarium plus 350000 cash. George Cupp Notre Dame star dies of pneumonia and streptococcal infection in South Bend. Fire in Mics Peru area costs 40000 with ashby and Manard Wood mill losses.
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Fishers
Noblesville
Wayne County
David Esteb
Richmond
George Cupp
Notre Tourne
St. Josephies Hospital
South Bend
Mics
Peru
Manard Wood
Ashby
Peru Department
Woman's Auxiliary
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Hobart
Seymour
Keots
Danville
Lagrange
Indianapolis
Indiana
Felix M. McWhirter
William Forney
Porter County
Laporte
Carl Cook
Walter Baker
Steve Bartak
Ernest (Frenchy) Garriepy
Warsaw
Kosciusko
Board of
Pike County Commissioners
B. Co. Cummings & Co. Coal Company
Cleveland
Z. M. Smith
Muncie
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Columbia City
Whitley County
Cooperative marketing proves sound and practical for farmers
The article argues cooperative marketing has moved beyond experiment with 14 000 plus successful societies. It notes marketing as the key farmer hurdle and outlines benefits such as standardized grading, better market information, centralized sales, and financing via organized associations led by capable managers.
Four-Ton Trucks Dominate Freight Transport Advise
Experts say motortrucks sized four tons fit boxed and barrel goods best and are economical compared with horses. Manufacturers offer sizes from half to ten tons to match each business need, with careful advising urged to avoid mismatches between delivery tasks and truck capacity.
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Barre
Produce Care Advice for Rail Shipped Farm Commodities
The Bureau of Markets of the USDA urges growers to ensure high quality produce and proper packing when shipping by rail. Inferior fruit or vegetables should be sold locally or stored, as protection exists at about 180 receiving points with a charge of 2.50 for small loads and 4.00 for full carloads. The service reveals the exact condition on arrival and offers guidance for marketing each lot.
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County Agricultural Agentu
Logansport
I J Mathews
Pulaski County
L. B. Binding
Fulton County
W. RR. Zechiel
Cass County
Aurora Loose Leaf Warehouse Company
Lake Superior
Hammond
Hammond Board of Education
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of Education
Noblesville
Indiana Department of the American Legion
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Department
United States
Silo Storage Boosts Year Round Livestock Feed
The silo stores more food per space than other buildings and enables crops to mature for maximum yields per acre. Silage provides year round pasture for stock, improves digestion, and supports higher milk production and animal growth.
Iron into goods proves value in raw materials
A quip notes five dollars in iron forged into horseshoes sells for ten, while same iron made into hair springs for watches sells for over a million. Moral: maximize value of raw materials by choosing high demand products and quality stock.
Feeling Miserable From Cold Restored by Hypo Cod
Mrs Watt complains of a severe cold with rundown condition and poor appetite. She credits Earle Cod Hypo Cod sold by Rand’s Drug Store for restoring appetite and well being, urging readers to try the product and read the formula on the bottle.
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Mrs. Watt
Theard Earle
Mrs. C. Witz
Helen St
Detroit
Mich
Earle Chemfen Co
Rand
Loan request from old college friend unsettles a captain of industry
In a Birmingham Age-Herald passage a gentleman seeks a loan from a factory boss who jokes about his expulsion in college. The scene features a friend on the ragged edge of a misspent life and the captain's plan to avoid meeting old chums.
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Guitheem
Tie
Birmingham
Roma Eye Balsam Aids Inflamed Eyelids Overnight
Granulated eyelids and inflamed eyes relieved overnight by Roma Eye Balsam after one trial proved its merit, with an advertisement noting its effectiveness.
Obliging Conductor Urges Passenger Aboard Train
A conductor sternly orders a hesitant passenger onto the train while she pleads for a moment to kiss her sister. The scene unfolds aboard the arriving car as another damsel watches.
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Lven
Cork Central Magazine
Equivocal Comfort Dialogue Cited in Public Dispute
The exchange shows TI entering an odd company and one speaker calling the other a fool while the counterpart calls the feeling natural. The concise remarks illustrate tension and social dynamics in a quoted interaction.
New York Firm Supplies Ready-to-Use Sermons to Clergymen
A New York based company markets typewritten sermons prepared for immediate use by clergymen. The firm offers ready text for delivery,希望 to ease sermon preparation and speed weekly duties for pastors.
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New York
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