Indiana youths grow farm products and profits rise
In Indiana the annual report shows twenty one thousand three hundred forty nine 4H members produced goods valued at 441 867 with a profit of 211 11. County clubs reached most counties with 1710 organized. across cities lie forward on coal railroads highway taxation mink reward murder cases and school finance.
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Z. M. Smith
Petersburg
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Pike County Commissioners
H. GC. Cumnius & Co. Coal Company
Cleveland
Pike County
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Spurgeon
Cumming Coal Company
South Fork
South Bend
Indiana General Assembly
Noblesville
Nobblesville
Carmel
Avon Harold
Tiarold
Laporte
William Forney
Porter County
Carl Cook
Walter Baker
Steve Bariak
Ernest (Frenchy) Garriepy
Lake Superior
Hammond
Hammond Board of Education
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board of Education
Harrow
Peru
Macy
Edward Wood
Macy Fire Department
Indianapolis
New York
Chicago
Tippecanoe
Columbia City
Whitley County
Goshen
Elkhart County
Indiana State Federation of Farmers
Elwood
Elwood Board of Commissioners
Fishers
Magi Enter the House and Worship the Child
The Magi arrive to find the child with his mother Harpy and bow in reverence. They open their treasures and present gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh, marking a royal homage in the scene. Marruew II: m.
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Harpy
Christmas as a mood beyond days and borders
The text frames Christmas as a mood, not a calendar event, independent of almanacs, geography, or governance. It is a spiritual creation born in the heart, formed by childlike angels, and extendable beyond a single day into time, a week, or a lifetime.
Christmas Carols Across the World
A poetic meditation by T. C. Harbaugh recalls Christmas from Bethlehem to Galilee. The verse journeys from Nazareth and Kedron to humble huts and steeples, singling out the Saviour’s birth and the universal joy of the holy day.
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Galilee
Federal Rescue of Mississippi Food Fishes Reported
The 1920 annual report of the secretary of commerce highlights the rescue of 156 659 000 food fishes from flood overflowed lands along the Mississippi and tributaries. The salvage, aided by the Bureau of Fisheries and several states, cost about 13 to 20 cents per 4000 fish and returned survivors to open waters near collection points.
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Waseis Etos
Secretary of Commerce
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bureau of Fisheries
McCormick Proposes Major Department Reshuffle in Congress
Senator McCormick of Illinois unveils a bill to abolish the Interior Department and create the Department of Public Works and the Department of Public Welfare. The plan also reorganizes agencies under Justice and Labor and expands Commerce while moving weather, coast guard, patent, and other offices to new departments.
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Department of Public Welfare
McCormick
Mllinois
Europe
Harding
Ilinois
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Pension Bureau
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Patent Office
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Hydrographic Office
Naval Observatory and
Inland
Coastwise Waterways Service
Progress of radio art Cited by Major General Squier
Major General Squier reports the signal corps sees a healthy state of intercommunication and a dramatic rise in radio telephony. He notes army telephone costs fell 42.72 percent despite a 25 percent nationwide rise, and pushes for military ownership of networks. He describes a "tenth-second world" where any two points share instant radio communication.
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Squier
Army
General Squier
Signal Corps
Opposed to Woman Suffrage Launches New Campaign
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage says it has begun a new effort to repeal the Nineteenth Amendment and push state rights. It urges federal action requiring popular ratification of all constitutional amendments and cites analysis claiming only about one third of eligible women voted in the recent election. It declares the anti suffrage cause is “on the war path.”
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National Association
Congress
Anti-Suffrage Association
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