Indiana Pensions Granted To Indians and War Training Plans
Washington reports pensions granted to numerous Indians led by Andrew J. Lampert Shelburn and Emiline Ashby Lyles among others. Indiana notes a draft army call of about 2000 men for expert mechanical instruction at Indianapolis and Purdue with send‑offs June 15 and lodging at the Indiana School for the Deaf.
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Washington, D. C
Andrew J. Lampert
Shelburn
Roy Fred Green
Indianapolis
Emiline Ashby
Lyles
Eliza Wiseman
Batesville
Anna M. Rehder
Valparaiso
Mary E. Moran
Mary E. Gray
Helen M. Fowler
Crown Point
Elizabeth C. Fry
Muncie
Elizabeth Casebeer
Orland
Eliza J
Ambia
Elizabeth Wintrowd
Converse
Hester A. Walmer
Bourbon
Amanda Seery
Richmond
Purdue University
Robert C. Baltzell
J. Detbey Crantis
Indiana School For the Deaf
Indiana
Greencastle
DePauw University
Clias
Huntington
Jeffersonville
Clark County
S. E. Bally
Charlestown Milling Company
Bolly
Boonville
B. F. Shaver Canning Company
Frankfort
Clinton County
County Food Administration
Greensburg
Fort Wayne
Concordia College
Allen County
Plan to Fight Grasshoppers with Poison Bait Method
Historical guidance published by the United States Department of Agriculture explains a poison bait mixture using wheat bran, arsenic, citrus fruits, molasses, and water to destroy grasshoppers. It details preparation, moisture adjustments for climates, and an alternative Criddle mixture using horse droppings and arsenic.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Paris
California
Garden vegetables need sunny place
Fair amount of sunshine is essential for beans tomatoes beets peas corn and carrots while lettuce onions and leafy greens tolerate shade. Avoid planting on the north side of the house or behind high fences that block light and consider partial shade crops if sun is limited.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Final Tribute to Charles Warren Fairbanks at Crown Hill
Indiana and national leaders attended the funeral for former vice president Charles Warren Fairbanks. The ceremony at his Fairbanks home included clergy readings and a Crown Hill burial with Governor Goodrich and other ex-governors among the pallbearers. Guardsmen and a large crowd lined Meridian Street as the procession moved to the capitol and viewing continued until burial.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue University
Shelby County
Russell
Purdue Extension Department
Washington, D. C
The
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Watson
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Indiknan Wheat
Grain Corporation
Ernest Thornburg
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
State Fuel Administration
Philadelphia
Stanley Wyckoff
Seaboard
United States Grain Corporation
Wyskoff
Atlantic
Petersburg
Pike County
Fred Alexander
Michigan City
aArthur P. Snyder
John C. Miller
Earle C. Calvert
Theodore Last
Alexander Spychalski
H. L. Crumpacker
Sesson
M. J. Kenefick
F. C. Miller
Red Cross
Charles F. Coffin
Gary
American Coal and Supply Company
Chicago
Hammond
Whiting
Indiana Harbor
W. S. Fuer
Lake County
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Capitol
Goodrich
Ralston
Durbin
J. B. Keating
J. N. Carey
W. T. Malott
George B. Dockwood
Washington
A. T. Hert
Louisville
McDowell
P. L. Frick
Grose
de Pauw University
Hofman
Ohio Wesleyan
United States
Fairbanks
Thirtieth
Meridian Streets
W. F. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philip L. Frick
Meridian Street
Crown Hwm
James P. Goodrich
Albert B. Anderson
United States District Court
Winfield. T Durbin
Anderson
Joseph B. Kealing
Mr. Fairbanks
Volney T. Malott
John Carey
George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Samuel M. Ralston
Maj
Richard Fairbanks
France
Statesman
Monument Circle
Circle
Washington Street
Capitol Lawn
Grap e Pest Is Controlled in Ohio Vineyards
Large scale spraying experiments against the grape berry moth in northern Ohio vineyards, in cooperation with the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, confirm earlier results from North East Pennsylvania. The bureau of entomology report says two thorough applications of arsenate of lead, preferably in Bordeaux mixture, by the trailer method, after blossom fall and two weeks later, control the pest and prevent overripe fruit at picking time.
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United States S Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
North East
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Top Working of Peach Tree By Budding or Grafting
A peach grower may change the top variety by budding or grafting. Budding is preferred for peaches as graft wounds heal poorly, though grafting with a cleft method is also used. For young trees buds are inserted low on the limbs, while older trees may require headback before bud insertion.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Belgian Hare Outshines Others in Meat Quality
The Belgian hare is named as one of the best rabbits for table use weighing more than most breeds and developing rapidly. The Flemish giant is a Belgian hare bred for size, resulting in coarser meat and less delicate flavor, though some prefer it for taste.
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United States
How Mrs Boyd avoided an operation in Canton Ohio
Canton Ohio woman Mrs Marrs Borb 1421 6th St NE says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles after two doctors said an operation was necessary. She urges other women with similar issues to try the remedy before surgery and offers to advise via Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Canton
Ohio
E. Pinkham
Egetable
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marrs Borb
6Th St
N. E
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Maas
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets claim digestive health benefits
Bilious conditions and digestive trouble are said to improve with Nature's Remedy NR Tablets. The ad touts a vegetable formula aiding stomach liver bowels and kidneys for lasting wellness, promising gentleness with no eripping. It urges a 25c box, sold and guaranteed by local druggists.
Hymn Board Error Sparks Church Social Tale
Congressman Fred A. Britten recounts a social gathering anecdote about a city church sexton who notices hymn numbers reading 4 11 44 and warns the preacher the order will mislead worshipers. The tale ends with amused consternation over the misread numbers.
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Fred A. Britten
Ilinois
Philadelphia Telegraph
Conjugal Harmony in Town Shoppers and Wash Sale
They observe Will and his wife share unusual tastes. She shops for tub suits while he pursues a wash sale as they stroll downtown.
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Will
Tail docking debate makes old adage loom large
A terse maxim about tail docking surfaces as a reflection on tradecraft and judgment. The quip hints at critique of expertise and prudence in a craftsman’s work.
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