Indiana Democrats Open War Time Campaign at State Convention
Indiana Democrats convene in Indianapolis to endorse President Wilson and war aims, nominating a state ticket and adopting a pro Wilson platform. The gathering features Vice President Marshall, former Governor Ralston, and Scott Ferris with strong calls for Republican critique and suffrage support.
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Indianapolis
Germany
Wilson
Democrats
Indiana
Scott Ferris
Congressional Campaign Committee
Marshall
W. &. Hollister
Ralston
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Theodora
Medevial
Vesta
Navy
Daniels
War Baker
Treasury
McAdoo
Kern
Fairbanks
Goodrich
State House
Claude Bowers
Fort Wayne
Resolutions Committee
van Nuys
State Committee
Washington
Lincoln
Indianas Woman's Franchise League
Mershell
United States
Taggart
W. H. O’brien
Ind
Democratic Party
Democrats of
Thomas R. Marshall
Samuel M. Ralston
Oklahoma
Congressional Democratic Campaign Committee
Marion
Will H. Hays
Lochvivar
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Ticket for Secretary, Auditor and State Officers
The ticket lists Herman L. Conter of Decatur for Secretary of State William M. Jones of Fairmount for Auditor J B McCarthy of Kempton for Treasurer Evan B Stotzenberg of New Albany for Attorney General Samuel Calloway of Monticello for Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate courts Willis Fox of Angola for Superintendent of Public Instruction Edward Barrett of Plainfield renominated as State Geologist John C McNutt of Martinsville for Judge Supreme Court First district J J Moran of Portland for Judge Supreme Court Fourth district M B Hottel of Salem and Hugh Wickens of Greensburg for Judges Appellate court first division F S Caldwell of Winchester and Edward F McCabe of Williamsport for Judges Appellate court second division.
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Dale J. Crittenberger
Center
Dupree
Wm. M. Jones
Fairmont
Thomas Meeker
Indianapolis
Marion County
Meeker
Jones
Felt
Hottel
Wickens
W. P. O'Neill
Pelt
Appellate Court
FP. S. Caldwell
Winchester
Edwin McCabe
Williamsport
Herman L. Conter
Decatur
William M. Jones
Fairmount
J. B. McCarthy
Kempton
Evan B. Stotzenberg
New Albany
Samuel Calloway
Monticello
Willis Fox
Angola
Edward Barrett
Plainfield
Supreme Court
John C. McNutt
Martinsville
J. J. Moran
Portland
M. B. Hottel
Salem
Hugh Wickens
Greensburg
F. S. Caldwell
Edward F. McCabe
Weed Control as a Community Farm Problem
The United States Department of Agriculture states weed control is a community issue, not just individual effort. Large crops suppress weeds, rotations deter weed growth, and well managed pastures reduce weed prevalence, with demonstrations in Kansas and New York showing rotations and cultivated crops cut weed growth. Cooperation through agricultural clubs is key.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
New York
Spraying Potatoes to Control Blight in Aroostook Tests
Tests conducted last year by the U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station show that thorough spraying with Bordeaux mixture can control late blight in potatoes. Results indicate yield increases of about 27 to 36 percent over unsprayed plots, with higher gains when earlier and more frequent applications were made, and note potential profit when costs are included. The findings apply especially to potato regions north of a New York to Chicago line.
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Aroostook County
Maine
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Aroostook
New York
Chicago
Keeping the Tractor Busy
Farmowners urged to offer idle tractors and farm equipment to neighbors lacking labor. Proposes reasonable hire rates to keep gear productive during off seasons, boosting acreage and national food supplies. Also suggests sharing horses and machinery to avoid idle assets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lesson outline on Jesus life death and resurrection
A devotional guide presents lessons from Jesus ministry from birth to ascension. It outlines teachings and events including healing the Syrophoenician girl's demon, transfiguration, humility over greatness, the rich ruler, cleansing the temple, the greatest commandment, anointing, the last supper, crucifixion, and the resurrection with emphasis on faith and servant leadership.
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Palestine
Jesus
Tyre
Sidon
Peter
James
John
Christ
Temple
House of God
House of Prayer
Judas
Jesus Christ
Oranges Prove Floridian Growth Requires Adapted Soil
John A. Sleicher explains Florida orange growing needs yellow loam not white sand. Clearing pines and palmetto, budgeting land at about 25 per acre, planting five year stock costs 75 cents to 2 each, and yields 1000 to 2000 dollars per acre in bearing years.
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Florida
John A. Sleicher
Leslie’s Weekly
Lakeland
Lake Highland Country Club
Hallam
Navel Orange A Freak Of Nature In California
An orange navel is a abnormal growth resulting from a failed twin. A protuberance forms at the blossom end creating a navel like kernel. Buds from these trees were grafted onto other stock and a semi dwarf navel orange industry developed in California. Originating from Bahia Brazil the variety became highly prolific on the Pacific coast. The navel orange is often seedless with few undeveloped seeds.
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California
Bahia
Brazil
Pacific Coast
Dyspepsia Turns Meals Into Guideposts in Downtown Eatery
A well known banker dining in a downtown restaurant confesses to dyspepsia. When asked if he enjoys his meals he snorts that meals serve only as guideposts to take medicine before and after. The remark is reported by the Knoxville Sentinel.
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Knoxville Sentinel
Studying the Case. Officer stops car after remark
A tense exchange unfolds as an officer detains a driver querying the reason. The officer hints at charges pending and mentions a 100k figure while referencing licenses and vehicle numbers amid an unusual exchange.
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Mr. Chuggins
Nebraska
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