Indiana News Roundup Reports Mixed Labor and Local Crises
Indiana cities face tight labor markets with East Chicago as a notable exception. Grounded reports describe strikes at Citizens' Independent Telephone in Terre Haute, perjury cases in Shelbyville, farm unions forming in Fountain and surrounding counties, and concerns over licensing for cold storage houses.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
United States Employment Service
Te Indiana Employment Commission
Harry E. Barnard
Food and Drug Commissioner
Terre Haute
Citizens’ Independent Telephone Company
Central Union
Shelby Villa
Couttry
Piair
Sertemec
Nojiie Heek
Edna Hoeck
Jetin Peek
Mingie Engle
Lizzie Marth
Wililsin Palbert
Whorn
Jed Ther
Joffersenville
Lark County
State Federation of Farmers Associations
Ccamiy
Tewgard Alse
Poliaester
Rye Warren
Wisdineten
Rimental Imei
Hove
Indianapetise
Selentife
Tadima Wes
Cus
Mendinum
Dadiv Qaiphoum
Eam
Geenuhy
Cree Ghames
Menthiy
Histmedtiog
Taelianegedis
Wright
South Bend
Song
Diatriavenient Wean Ieee Ligerder
Piorend
Indianapeldis
Marion
Michiwan
Marshall County
Pinureath
Nations
Wasynee
Cambride City
French Lick
Warrick
Spencer
Boonville
Tenth Infantry
Janet Anderson
Benjamin Willis
Oscar Weiss
Twentieth Century Limited
New York Central
Portage Crossing
William T. Gleason
Goodrich
Connersville
Indianapols
Frank N. Wallace
Washington
Tn C
Bland
DD. C
Wherr. Weed
Crown Point
Monticelo
Butte Ground
West Lebanon
Watson
A. V. Boreho
Itis
Othe
Nando
Terres Pate
Pratessina
Raggny Tiedina
Perers
Legislative Reference Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Lafayette
Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
New Pure-Bred Calf Clubs Claim Wisconsin Largest
Wisconsin touts the nation’s largest boys and girls calf club led by Winnebago County with 100 members. Banks and county officials back members who own pure-bred or high grade calves, fostering credit for purchases. The project aligns with the pure bred sire on campaign as 70 calves are fed by youths from Wienebungee county breeders.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
United States
Winnebago County
Breeders’ Associations
County Fair Association
Wienebungee
Demand for Dairy Produce Campaign Aids City Markets
The Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Markets offers complete plans to boost dairy consumption in cities. A February campaign in Sedalia Missouri involved the chamber of commerce and local defense groups, following prior efforts in Boston Detroit Des Moines Minneapolis and St Paul. In Des Moines the campaign raised milk demand beyond dealer capacity and a cottage cheese producer boosted weekly output from 850 pounds to 850 pounds daily.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Sedalia
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Division
Council of National Defense
State College of Agriculture
Department
Boston
Detroit
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tres Moines
Indigestion Causes Scours in Calves
Indigestion triggers scours in calves. Overfeeding sour or cold milk, alternating sweet and sour feeds, or dirty feeds cause indigestion. Correct feeding first, then give castor oil in milk followed by a formalin treatment with diluted formalin. Reduce milk volume for a few days then return to normal.
Test Cattle for Tuberculosis in District of Columbia
In the District of Columbia dairy cattle testing for tuberculosis became compulsory after a 1909 law. In the first year 1,701 cattle were tested with 19 percent infected, in 1918 1,206 cattle were tested with under 1 percent infected, and since 1914 no more than 2 percent of dairy cattle have been diseased, illustrating the impact of systematic effort.
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United States Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
Curious Ideas About Golf From Early Social Gaps
Twenty years ago many women knew little about golf and shared humorous notions about rules and play. One guest asked if red coats require dogs to hunt golf balls while another imagined caddies chasing stones into rabbit holes. A third claimed the game is two men, a gentleman and a common man, with the latter tapping a ball from dirt while the gentleman hits it.
Forbidding Countenance Spreads Through Town
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment recalls a housewife admiring clean laundry dried with Red Cross Ball Blue and notes how even motorists pause as she crosses the street. The piece reflects on marital prudence and the value of fair profit in trade and domestic life.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Red Cross
Little Elizabeth and Edith Learn Music and Elocution
Elizabeth studies music and elocution with much practice while Edith waits patiently. Their mother wonders if Edith will grow up unable to play the piano. Elizabeth hopes Edith becomes a mighty good audience.
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Elizabeth
Edith
Love's Labor Lost Quip Sparks Gossip
A Brooklyn Citizen tease recounts a backstage quip about glove buttons that the daughter says the man joked should cause a glove maker to quit business. The mother questions the warning, framing it as a light social aside in a theatrical setting.
What Is Spring Fever and the Grove's Tonic
What Is Spring Fever describes it as low vitality from impurities in the blood. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to restore vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood, with an invigorating effect. Price 60 cents.
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GROVE
Price
Daily Thought Quote From Li Rechefonenuld
A reflective line on the challenge of speaking when one feels shame about stillness and silence.
Dorothy’s Brains Spark a Promising Short Story
Dorothy proves brains fuel a thriving short story as bright hopes replace gloomy experiences. The remark frames creative work as a process of turning setbacks into narrative leverage.
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Dorothy
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