The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-05-07


tons be labeled class Il, raw or pas
/ teurized, and that milk produced IN
der strictly modern sanitary conditions
+ be labeled class A, raw or pasteuriZed.
was laid before the state board of
health by representatives Of the State
Dairymen's association. The dairy
men offered objection to milk rules re-
Gently adopted by the health board.
/ The health board rules would permit
milk produced under prescribed sani-
/ tary conditions 10 be sold raw and Ia
/ beled class A. and milk produced un-
der other conditions TO be sold only
after pasteurization and labeled class
/ "A.
Winchester--A Randolph county
Federation of Women's Clubs has been
organized, with Mrs. O. G.. Gist of
Union City, president. She will name
other officers. including a vice presi-
dent i'm each township. There are 40
clubwomen in the county. The Itch
nor club of Union City is the oldest
club In the county. II was organized
30 years ago. All clubs of the coun-
~ will join in entertaining the dis
trict federation, which will meet in
Winchester May IS.
Anderson.-A contract for 30 vot-
ing machines. 70 cost 81 .001 80 each.
was let by the commissioners of Mad
isOn county. The machines are To be
delivered I'm time for the general elec-
ton in November Soon after the
primary election, May 4. when there
will be 81 precincts under the Aus
tralian ballot system. the county will
be redistricted. providing for 80 pre-
cincts.
Frankfort-A total of $4,000. 80
per cent of the proposed capital stock
of the Frankfort Home Builders, Inc
was raised in less than half an hour
ut the Chamber Of Commerce member
ship banquet. held in Frankfort The
new company proposes II build and
sell number of houses during the
summer in an attempt 10 relieve the
shortage of houses.
Indianapolis.-HOg cholera was less
prevalent in Indiana the first three
months Of this year than any quarter
for many years. according 70 DR.. L. f.
NOrthrup. state veterinarian. The
state department began n vigorous
campaign 10 reduce the disease during
the war, and since has kept up the
work to the advantage of the Hoosier
farmer.
Logansport.-The directors of the
LOganspOrt Elevator company an
nounce that the work of constructing
the stOckyards TO be established in con-
nection with the elevator owned and
operated by this company will be start
ed ut once. The yards will cover two
and One-half acres Of ground, and they
will accommodate - carloads of stock.
Wabash.-The overall movement
struck Wabash county, hut not in the
same manner as it is appearing else
where. George l.. Allen. Sunday school
superintendent of the North Manches-
ter Methodist Episcopal church, an
nounced that he would put Il dollar in
the collection box for every person at
tending church dressed in Overalls.
WashingtOn.-The Washington city
council has adopted q resolution au-
thorizing the construction of new
municipal electric light and power
plant at Eastside park at cost of APP
proximately $4,000, final decision on
the question 10 he submitted TO ref
erendum Of the voters in special
election TO be held May 8.
IndlanapOliS.-In order that the peO-
pie of Indiana may demonstrate their
disapproval of radical socialism and
internationalism. Governor Goodrich
issued proclamation designating May
1 as American day. Similar action
has been taken by most of the states
rs a counter-movement TO the May
day activities of the reds.
Valparaiso.-One Of the questions TO
be settled by Valparaiso voters at a
May primary election is whether
show and sales barn for purebred live
stock shall be erected. Stock raisers
have petitiOned the county commits
sioners several times for the sales pa
vilion, hut each time the body ruled
against il.
elbyville-Shelbyvill high schOo!
teachers have received wage increase
of 40 per cent, effective at the opening
of the next school year, and grade
teachers receive an increase of 30 uer
cent. The school board also voted TO
classify teachers in the schools ac
cording TO training and experience.
rincetOn.-PrincetOn will close Up
shop Saturday afternoon. May I, and
parade in celebration OF American day.
Contracts have been closed with sew
eral bands, there will be speaking af
ter the parade and in the evening
pageant will be presented by school
children.
Fort Wayne.-A conference of en-
ployed officers lin Indiana Young
Mems Christian associations will be
held at Fort Wayne May IS and 10. A
regional religious work conference
will be held in connection with the
officers meetings.
Indianapolis.-G Goodrich is
considering plans of distributing in In
diana. AT retail surplus stocks OF
shoes that are being manufactured at
the state prison. Including labor
r.