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Newspaper

Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

7

Indiana Labor Gatherings Highlight 1910 Convention

Report from Richmond details a preliminary meeting of the Indiana State Federation of Labor with delegates from Indianapolis Terre Haute South Bend Evansville Muncie and other cities. Officers included John Howe as president and J C Wilson Henry Schreeder Ed Pribulo and others. sessions covered organization growth and plans for future conventions.

Indiana Richmond Terre Haute Indianapoli State Federation of Lator Indiana Apolis South Bend Evansville Manele Wribsath Anderson Jafayett Rehmond Antomobiles John Howe Myanhevile Vic J. C. Wilson Indianapolis Second View Henry Schreeder Richmound Third View Ed Pribulo Wabash Fourth View Joow Ptrader Wilfiam Shuey Southene Hermans Sehrader Irerntership Ds Ipdiacepolis Presbyterian Synod Shelbyville Presbyterian Synod of Indiana Stev. Mark A. Matthews Meattie Wash General Assembly G. GG. Mahy Philadelphia Joseph W. Cochran DD. D Board of Education W R. King Monmouth John Fox New York American Bible Society Wiliam C. Covert Chilcago Chicago Biev Willa Amiekibbin Dh. D. Ltd Lane Seminary Cincinnati Synod of Indiana Frank Co Tieod Madison Peon PL Marshall Dod Bloomfield John PB. Miller Vincennes Joseph PL Durham Frank Hass Maj Ro Wilson I. Wilken Mies J. Hf. Deitzer Po D. McLine Harry Sorden Frank Doble Wood Borsey Guy Campbell Margaret Cossalrt Laure Kent Frank Sheldon Bo. Mador I. Wilson J. W. Binateyrds Jeanmon George Kent H Koovterris Woo Kerk Catherine Thenkoll Ro North Florence McCrena Lraiess Morris Lois dOathedee Bertha Jewsby Ora Rendatt Gelen Perkins Adyvorthinges Hew Ta Ho North S. Yu. Stagger KO Morris Antone Rood Morris Charles Epstinger Tohana Wight Presbeter Aidal Giodosares Goth Trova Touhy

Indiana Railroad Commission orders freight storage rate inquiry

The Indiana railroad commission orders an investigation into alleged unfair rates charged by Indiana carriers for freight storage. A hearing is set for October 17. Chairman W. Wood expects a uniform storage rate system may emerge from the inquiry. Protests prompted the action.

Indiana Railroad Commission Indiana W. Wood Commission

Indiana WCTU to hold thirty ninth annual convention in Kokomo

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana will hold its thirty ninth annual convention in Kokomo on October 4. State President Mrs. Calla J Wayhinger will preside. Elections for state officers occur on October 5. Department superintendents will report on the past year and discuss issues tied to temperance in Indiana.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana Kokomo Calla J. Wayhinger

Aviator Falls From Biplane at North Manchester Fair

Indianapolis aviator Captain Bumbaugh was fatally injured when his biplane crashed at the North Manchester fair after the engine failed at about ten feet. He tumbled from the seat, struck the ground, and the aircraft was wrecked.

North Manchester Bumbaugh Indianapolis Lurmbaugh

Collie Saves Woman From Aggressive Cow Attack

Miss Anna Funk was attacked by a hostile cow at her home north of the city. Logamspoert, a faithful collie, pounced on the beast and clamped its throat, allowing Miss Funk to escape while the animal fled. The incident left streets in turmoil and families injured as authorities investigate.

Logamspoert Anna Funk Miss Funk Beran

Unclear OCR Incident Near Todow Boopraetion

Fragmentary text describes an accident or collapse near a Todow operation area with a farmer or worker injured. Names and details are garbled and unreadable, but references a patient taken to a place under care of a medical or legal official and a team or group associated with Lidiaticgath.

Train Strikes Interurban Car in City Collision

A eastbound interurban trolley hit a car at a crossing. The motorman sped toward the crossing and the rear end of the car was badly damaged before the vehicle stopped. No injuries were reported.

Bratheort Tl & K Troenee Tla

Car Fire Injures Abbott Family En Route to Indianapolis

A farm couple from Crothersville and their son suffered severe burns when a tank overflow caused a fire after they stopped at a local garage on their way to Indianapolis. The car occupants attempted escape but were badly burned before help arrived.

Sesmiour Abbott Indianapolis

Elderly Minister Weds in Rush County

Shelbyville Rev. Samuel Moore aged 112? and Mrs. Melvina Edwards aged 58, both connected to Arlington and Manilla, were married in this city. They plan to live on Mr. Moore’s Rush county farm. He was uncle to the late Sheriff James Moore.

Shelbyville Samuel Moore Arlington Rush County Melvina Edwards Manilla Moore James Moore

Quarrel Ends in Stabbing. Crawfordsville Resident Injured

In Crawfordsville Bryant Walkup son of RO Wetlkup was stabbed in a drunken quarrel with William Danforth. Danforth fled after the stabbing but is expected to be arrested soon. Young Walkup was reportedly drinking with Danforth when the quarrel began.

Crawfordsville Bryant Walkup RO. Wetlkup Willian Danforth Young Walkup Panforth Danforth Staok

Daylight Thief Steals Gems in South Bend Record Heist

In South Bend a bold daytime robbery targets former Mayor PD B. J. Schafer’s home. A thief entered through an unfastened door and stole two solitaire diamond rings and a sapphire and diamond set valued at $1,000. no clues or further items were disturbed.

South Bend B. J. Schafer

Single operator cross-cut saw adapts to one man use

When two men cannot operate a cross-cut saw, a single man can by bolting one end to a hardwood stick and the other to the frame. Support blocks keep the log steady, and keep the upright lever slot well oiled for easy movement. Not as good as two men but useful when only one is available.

Eaaly

Lime Not Harmful to Soil

An agricultural note argues that applying one to two tons of limestone per acre does not inherently harm soil fertility. It stresses that soil damage in the eastern states stems from low organic matter and nitrogen due to poor rotations, manure care, straw burning, and overfarming rather than lime use itself.

Rayaoan Polrana Bulletin

Drying rack for seed corn cuts mold risk

Claude Ro Abbey of Hopkins Missouri explains seed corn should be dried in a dry airy space. A cheap drying rack built from a fence board with laths forms shelves- 2 ft 10 in by 2 ft. The rack holds about 75 large ears and can be wall mounted or placed on the floor.

Claude Ro Abbey Hopkins

Impure Seeds Warn Farmers to Buy Pure Seed

Farmers are urged to know their seed before sowing. The Connecticut Experiment Station tested clover seed and found 78 000 weed seeds per pound. Buyers should choose pure seed and avoid mixed or contaminated blends.

Connecticut Experiment Station

Ways to Cure Peavine Hay in Wet Weather

A farm writer describes a hay curing method: let hay lie until nearly cured before hauling, and warns rain briefly wetting hay is not harmful if raked into windrows or small piles. He recounts a past comparison where one field rotted in rain while his own saved hay was fed well, teaching him not to fear light showers.

Packing Case for Winter Beekeeping Methods

A historical note describes a cheap winter packing case for hives. The design extends six inches wider at the bottom, tapers to a point above the hive, and tunnels to hold the regular cover. It details placement of a frame inside the hive, pouring packing around the hive, and a half inch plaited construction finished with tar felt.

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Potatoes for Seed Need Careful Plant Count

Heaviest yielding hills may not be best for seed. The number of plants in a hill must be considered to select seed potatoes.

Farm Notes on Bees and Crop Handling

Practical tips on grain stacking soil needs and crop care. Clean stable yards reduce disease risk. Prepare seed beds for cowpeas and legumes, and early car orders for potato shipments. Ensure proper silo filling, shed construction, and waterproof stacks to improve efficiency.

Rubber Forest Found High on Mauna Kea by Botanist

The Hawaiian discovery by J F Rock marks a potential new rubber source as analyses show 14 percent pure rubber from a forest located on Mauna Kea. The land belongs to the territorial government, leased for grazing, raising questions on resource rights amid growing demand.

Hawaiian Islands J. F. Rock Territory of Hawaii Rock Mauna Kea Isst Moura Roch

Monticello Man Surrenders To Begin Prison Term

Ora Eldredge of Monticello once sought to flee justice for eight months after forging the signature of his father-in-law on notes of 50 000 dollars. He confessed after a moral awakening and phoned the White County sheriff to surrender at Francesville, facing two to fourteen years. Eldredge, reputed worth about 150 000 dollars, had been a respected Monticello resident prior to his flight.

Laporte Ind Ora Fldredgve Monticello Michigan City Eldredge United States Canada Francesville White County Monticella

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