Indiana Democrats Convene Behind Wilson in 1920 Bid
Indiana Democrats packed a state convention pledging unwavering support for President Wilson and war mobilization. Former Governor Ralston urged Wilson’s renomination. Vice President Marshall mocked Republicans while praising prewar aims and liberal reconstruction.
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Oklahoma
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Democratic Ticket Listed for Indiana State Offices
The slate names Herman L. Conter for Secretary of State William M. Jones for State Auditor J. B. McCarthy for State Treasurer Evan B. Stotzenberg for Attorney General Samuel Calaway for Clerk of the Supreme and Appellate courts Willis Fox for Superintendent of Public Instruction Edward Barrett named State Geologist (Renominated) John C. McNutt for Judge Supreme Court First District J J Moran for Fourth District Hugh Wickens and M B Hottel named as Appellate Court First Division F S Caldwell and Edward F. McCabe named for Appellate Court Second Division.
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Dale J. Crittenberger
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Fairmont
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Indianapolis
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Winchester
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Williamsport
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Decatur
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Fairmount
J. B. McCarthy
Kempton
Evan BB. Stotzenberg
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Monticello
Willis Fox
Angola
Edward Barrett
Plainfield
Supreme Court
Weed Control as a Community Problem in Agriculture
The text argues that weed suppression is a collective issue requiring neighbor cooperation and farm organizations. Larger crops reduce weeds, and proper rotation plus managed pastures lower weed growth. It cites Kansas and New York examples and notes that public weed control bulletins exist from the USDA.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
New York
Spraying Potatoes to Control Blight in Aroostook County
Tests by the U S Department of Agriculture in cooperation with Maine agricultural experiment station show spraying potatoes with Bordeaux mixture increases yield and can be profitable even in severe blight years. In trials, sprayed plots produced 26 to 36 percent higher yields than unsprayed checks, with six applications and high spray pressure. Recommendations target potato areas north of the New York Chicago line.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Aroostook County
Maine
Maine Agricultural Experiment Station
Aroostook
New York
Chicago
Keeping the Tractor Busy
Farmers urged to share tractors and farm equipment during off season to keep land prepared and boost food production. Neighbors may hire machinery at reasonable rates, enabling full acreage and aiding national food supplies. The idea extends to horses and other farm machines to prevent idle assets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lesson for June 30 Golden Text in Bible Teachings
The extract outlines a June 30 lesson plan centered on Jesus Christ, His life, death, resurrection, and teachings. It references key verses from John Matthew Romans and discusses thematic lessons from healing a Syrophoenician girl to the crucifixion and resurrection, guiding junior and intermediate students through mapped journeys and disciple preparation.
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James
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House of Prayer
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Jesus Christ
Oranges and Groves A Florida Farming Vision
John A. Sleicher extols orange cultivation in Florida noting soil needs, planning, and costs. He cites earnings from mature groves, examples near Lakeland and Lake Highland, and describes planting, care, and the blossoming fruit phenomenon. The piece ends with imagery of blooms, fruit, and fragrance.
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Florida
John A. Sleicher
Leslie’s Weekly
Lakeland
Lake Highland Country Club
Hallam
Wnature
Navel Orange a Freak and Its California Rise
An abnormal orange with a navel formed from a twin abortive growth. Buds from such trees were grafted onto other stock, creating the semi dwarf navel orange in California. Originated from Bahia Brazil, these prolific trees spread along the Pacific coast. The fruit is often seedless with few undeveloped seeds.
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California
Bahia
Brazil
Pacific Coast
Dyspeptic Banker Turns Meals Into Guideposts
A well known downtown banker in a Knoxville restaurant complains of dyspepsia. He says meals use to guide his medicine, taking medicine before and after meals, prompting a witty exchange about enjoying meals.
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Knoxville Sentinel
Studying the Case in Nebraska Legal News
An officer stops a car and questions Mr. Chuggins about offenses. The cop hones in on lights, license, numbers, and potential charges, promising to find something. The scene reflects routine police stops and admissible suspicions in early Nebraska legal reportage.
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Mr. Chuggins
Nebraska
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