Resolutions of Second District Republicans Endorse Ellis for State Superintendent
The Martinsville district convention adopted resolutions praising sixty years of Republican service and pledging support for American tariff policy, fiscal restraint, and party unity. They endorsed Horace Ellis of Knox county for state superintendent of public instruction and urged voters in the Second district to back the Republican ticket led by the party emblem eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Second
Democratic State Administration
Ussess
William A. Cullop
Horace Ellis
Knox County
John H. Edwards
Mitchell
House of Representatives
Vincennes
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Harry R. Campbell
Indianapolis
Marion County
W. S. Blatchley
Quincy A. Myers
Logansport
Supreme Court
Lucien S. Embree
Princeton
T. J. Moll
Thomas J. Brooks
Bedford
Ira Batman
Bloomington
Harry B. Tuhill
Michigan City
Laporte Circuit Court
Owen N. Heaton
Fr. Wayne
Allen County Superior
George Holman
Rochester
Sidney K. Gainard
Lagrange
Numerous Candidates for State Nominations at Indianapolis Convention
The Republican state convention opens at Tomlinson Hall with a large Indiana crowd. Seven candidates vie for attorney-general, six for auditor, five for U S senator, three for state treasurer, and three for state geologist. Notable names include Hugh Th Miller, RE Crumpacker, W L Taylor, Charles W Miller, and Frank B Posey among others.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
United States
Hugh Th. Miller
Columbus
RE. D. Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Wiliaml. Taylor
Charles W. Miller
Frank B. Posey
Evansville
Ed Jackson
Newcastle
Jesse Eschbach
Warsaw
Jackson
Henry
Henry County
Lincoln League of
Indiana
Eschbach
I. Newton Brown
Franklin
State Board of Articulture
Elam Neal
Marion
Hichard Schaaf
Hammond
That City
Robert Morris
New Albany
Charles G. Covert
John E. Reed
Job Freeman
Terre Haute
Harry Stinson
Vanderburg County
Ben M. Thompson
Ele Stansbury
Williamsport
A. G. Cavins
BR. H. Harris
Ft. Wayne
Anderson Percifield
Nashville
Charles Own
Binley P. Mount
É's
Masonic Lodge Plans Move Into New Carlisle Building
In Carlisle on April 21 Charles A Griffin Salathiel Boone and Dr G W Pirtle bought the Aunt Eliza Davis property from Jenkins heirs. Griffin will erect a brick hardware store 40 by 95 feet on Ledgerwood and Harrison streets and the Carlisle lodge No 3 F and A Masons will build a second story lodge hall atop it.
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Carlisle
Charles A. Griffin
Salathiel Boone
G. W. Pirtle
Phillip Jenkins
Eliza Davis
Mr. Boone
Dr. Pirtle
Ledgerwood
Harrison Streets
Mr. Griffin
Griffin
Carlisle Lodge No. 3
F. & A. Masons
Lodge
Sad news reach Mrs Lisman as brother dies in Ohio
Mrs. P. C. Lisman receives word that her brother John Barnhill died in a Stubensville Ohio hospital after a complication of diseases. Her mother and sister are seriously ill at their Wellsville Ohio home.
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P. C. Lisman
Baccalaureate Speaker Named for Christian Church
Rev. G. W. Titus pastor of the Christian church is chosen to deliver the annual baccalaureate address. Services are expected at the church on Sunday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Titus
The
Christian Church
Medley murder case set for June first
Ira Medley of Jefferson township faces first degree murder charges in the death of Truston Isbell at the Little Giant mine after a quarrel. Isbell died from a fractured skull hours after the beating with a gas pipe. The case opens in circuit court June 1, with many witnesses subpoenad.
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Ira Medley
Jefferson Township
Truston Isbell
Little Giant
Medley
Bays
W. F. Wood
Hunt & Gambill
Isbell
Earlham student Beryl Billman visits parents
Beryl Billman, a student at Earlham, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Billman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Billman
Earlham
Waiting for Patty by T. B. Eaton
Taps Scudder a navy lieutenant faces a heartache as Evelyn Howland spurns him and vows to leave the service. Patty Howland, six years younger, erupts with a kiss and urges him to stay. He sails, writes letters, and returns to find Patty grown into a confident woman who still admires his uniform.
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Taps
Taps Scudder
Navy Yard
Evelyn Howland
Philippines
Patty Howland
Patty
Evelyn
Alftél Dt
Dairying on a Business Basis and Cow Cost Records
The article urges farmers to run dairying as a business using milk scales tester and ledger. It advises keeping a separate account with each cow to track feed consumed milk produced test percentage and yearly profit and to replace idle routine with precise record keeping for real profits.
Sour Milk by Electricity
An old newspaper piece explains how electricity accelerates milk souring. It argues bacteria are energized by electricity, causing milk to sour in about thirty minutes, not days, and notes the effect is due to the air’s electricity rather than thunder.
Milk bottle idea could reform dairy sanitation
Popular Mechanics promotes waxed cardboard single use milk bottles wrapped in dust proof paper as the cleanest dairy receptacles. Dairyman key to product quality, with premiums of three to five cents per pound of butter fat for top cream.
Jersey and Guernsey Cows Produce Higher Butter Fat
Jersey and Guernsey cows yield less overall milk solids besides fat but convert more of their feed energy into butter fat. This makes them efficient for producing butter fat even with smaller total milk output compared to breeds giving more milk with lower fat content.
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Jersey and
Guernsey
Jersey
Sunshine and Barn Health Stress Windows and Light
The article stresses that ample sunshine is essential in the dairy barn. It notes windows cost less than lumber and provide greater value by improving animal health and well being.
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Masonic Lodge
T. B. Eaton
G. L. Martin
Mik Botte
Lee Ellis
Lished Stratton
Will
Stratton Harness Co
Graduate
Frank M. Douthitt
South Side Square
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
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