Community Notes and Visits Across the Area
Frory lot Of Tosry Sam Graham. wifs and son Ardis visited Sur'sy with Rush Voorhis ad. Debates on local views as families gather for weekends. Visitors at Mra Elizabeth Jacksons include Rev Mrs Miller and Poynter. Chas Green made a business trip to Indianapolis. Bible School attendance held steady despite cold. Clifford Stansell plans a sale on February 16 with Ladies Aid serving lunch. Cattle sold by Thomas Bruce and Esrt to June Robbins weighed at M M Routh's. Presbyterian church property did not sell last Thursday.
Hazelwood area funerals and local notices
The funeral of Mrs. Harvey Run was held at the church in Max Saturday morning and she was buried at Pisgah near Beckville. Mrs. John Dean died at her Max home after weeks of illness and was buried at Providence Tuesday. This is the second death in the family since January 15. Carl Ferguson and family near Wover visited S Z Billingsly and wife Sunday. Ralph Poynter filled his appointment at Walnut Grove Sunday night. George Graham is reported much improved. S Z Billingsly sold a cow at Advance Monday. Debord has his new barn completed.
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Harvey Run
Sop
Max
John Dean
Providence
Golladay School House News From Lebanon and Nearby Areas
Local notes report James Higgs in Lebanon Sst murday and George Brown in Advance Friday. Ray Poynter and family near ygsCaion spent Friday night with Ferrgueon and wife. Ethel Brown spent Thursday lay in Lebanon. Flisha Higgs attended Parker male near Shannondale Monday. Bill Garner traveled to Indianapolis last Thursday. Harry Apple and family returned home after visiting Otto Threlkeld and relatives. Dinner guests included Susan Garner Albert Garner Otto Threlkeld Harry Apple and John Cogle. Don Mesdowe sale well attended last Saturday. Mrs Full Force of Turners Station Kentucky visited her mother Mrs James Hlivzs.
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Harry Apple
Carpenteraville
Otto Threlkeld
Susan Garner
Albert Garner
John Cogle
Full Force
Turners Station
Kentucky
James Hlivzs
Regional Social Notes and Local Visitation roundup
Advance R R 21 lists Kenneth Frazier with mumps in Lafayette Lucas in Lebanon. Mr Jee Hart visited his brother Joe Frazier. Johnny Nicely attended Den Meadows gate. Joe Brezing at Indianapolis poultry abces week. Sarah McClellan moved to lace Tue. 45 couba expected at this ving Blawer Wall. Family attended funeral of Mrs Harte Bullion at Max. Rev Kelley Chas Sparks Nellie Rey visited Shawbrey. George Brosher and wife attended funeral of Mrs J bn Deen at Max. Ross and Cleo Brombar spent Sunday with Woodard and family.
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Blawer Wall
George Brosher
Wes of
Isosarce
J Bn Deen
Max
Breeding Quality Chickens For Egg Production
A poultry writer argues that strong vigorous hens are essential for egg production and breeder value. He outlines criteria: winter laying, at least 150 eggs per pullet year, over 80 percent fertile hatch rate, 90 percent hatch of fertile eggs, 90 percent chick survival to five months, and cockrels weighing around six pounds at that age. He also notes testing males to ensure breeding efficiency and similar performance in pullets.
North Christian Sunday School Report and Plans
The Sunday School reports attendance of 150 last Sunday with a $1601 collection. A planning meeting with teachers and the pastor aimed for a larger turnout next Sunday. pledges reached 177 with $8.50 pledged. Weather reduced attendance but pledges nearly doubled. six new pew members joined and two points gained toward the Front Rank Star. Bible study is set for 10 o clock with a lesson and verse to study by next day.
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The
Kelley
Truckeesa
Lesro
What's The Use
A reflective piece urges letting go of ill will as life’s brevity makes hatred pointless. It concludes that kindness outspeeds resentment, promising that sooner or later both the hurt and the hurtful will fade, and urges choosing peace over anger.
Advertisements Continue to Sell Goods Long After
A discussion notes instances where old newspaper ads still generate orders. A Dalton Georgia paper received a reply to a year-old ad. An eastern hardware firm got a ten year old inquiry after a farmer found the ad hidden under carpet. The piece concludes that a single ad copy can keep selling goods indefinitely.
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Dalton
Talk Don’t Hurt Much in Human Rants and Reasoning
A fragment discusses how talk hurts differently for men and women. It notes perfection is unattainable in people and that faultfinding harms the speaker’s image while charitable readers overlook faults in a man. The essay hints at gender bias in judgment and social perception.
Keeping Chickens in Cold Warm Quarters Mistake in Winter
Inexperienced poultry keepers heat chicken quarters too much in winter. Chickens tolerate cold better than many think, provided they are protected from wet and drafts. Many coops stay open with only burlap curtains, failing to use proper shelter from stormy weather.
Who Has Ours Business and professional men have a funny wave
A humorous observation on money habits among different groups. Businessmen and professionals save money, while bakers grocers butchers and saloonists carry cash in wallets. Bankers keep clean bills in morocco pockets. Brokers sell money twice. Young executives keep cash in vest pockets. Editors and printers rarely carry cash.
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Morroco
Brokare
Sra
Geese More Profitable with Good Pasture and Care
Advice urges replacing turkeys with geese. Choose Toulouse or Emblem varieties, keep in grassy pasture, and provide about half the care and worry of turkeys to gain more profit by year end.
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Toulouse
Advance Lumber Co to Move Black Bets Coolion by Track
The Advance Lumber Company will dispatch a car load of Black Bets Coolion within a day or two, heading to the track for shipment.
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Advance Lumber Co. Wi
Lebanon First Baptist Church Destroyed By Fire
The First Baptist Church of Lebanon was completely destroyed by a fire discovered by a choir member last Sunday morning. Firefighters confined the blaze to the church, with adjoining houses only scorched. instruments and pulpit items were saved, and a new structure will be erected soon.
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First Baptist Church
Lebanon
Houeres
Handy Barn Door Fastener Description
A 1x6 inch piece is bolted to the door’s center while two side pieces attach near the edges. One hook extends outward and one hooks downward to secure the door when closed. The setup enables a simple latch-like action.
Dairy Farm Practices and Milk Quality Guidelines
Guidance for dairy operations on preventing loose bulls and ensuring regular milk delivery. Emphasizes testing fat and casein for cheese value, reducing milk shrinkage in heat, breeding from dairy-registered sires, and feeding dried blood to calves. Stresses clean equipment, proper milking hygiene, and preventing dirt ingress to achieve clean milk.
Popular Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes Drive Out Langshans
The Langshan breed shows waning interest as demand surges for Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds. A poultry writer notes Langshans remain bred but are less exhibited, while the Asiatic fowl’s strong traits kept it in the spotlight previously.
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Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Org
Notice to heirs and creditors in James Sandy estate case
In Boone Circuit Court January term 1912 No 2110. Notice is given that James A Bowman filed a petition to settle the estate of James A Sandy deceased and protect real estate from debt payments. The petition asserts the deceased died August 1 1906 in Boone County Indiana and claims the real estate for creditor settlement. A hearing is set for March with required parties to appear and answer. James Gardner Clark C D Crear attorney for petition.
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James Sandy
Jams A. Bowman
Boone Circuit Court
James A. Sandy
Clothes Saely
Petitience Furthes
James A. Sardy
James A. Sands
Boone County
Indiana
Asaid
James Gardner
Clark C. D. Crear
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Neasha Jackson
Letha Harting
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Lish Tsivese
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John Whitecotton
Elizabeth Jacksons
Mrs Miller
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Indianapolis
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Edgar Bruce
Henry McDaniel
Carl Stark
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Riel Young
Indianapoli
Bible School
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Harry Shepherd
Lebaron
Uncle Tom's Cabbin
Clifford Stansell
Ladies Aid Seciet
Thomas Bruce
Eon Esrt
Walter Cory
Jne Robbins
Ora Brown
Charlie Miler
Presbyterian Church
Hazelwood
George Graham
S.Z Billingsly
Debord
Golladay School
James Higgs
George Brown
Ray Poynter
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Ferrgueon
Tira Ethel Brown
Flisha Higgs
Parkermale
Shannondale
Bill Garner
Don Mesdowe
Advance R. R
Kenneth Frazier
Lafayette Lucas
Mr. Jee Hart
Joe Frazier
Johnny Nicely
den Meadows Gate
Joe Brezing
Abces
Stella Nicely
Don Meadows
Aics
Sarah McClellan
Aleus
Rev. Kelley
Chas. Sparks
Nellie Rey
Timievey Wb Bof Shawbrey
Ross
Cleo Brombar
Fa Woodard
Fori
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Ind
Pouley
North Christian
Toulouse Goose
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Bue Couns
Jana
Tudisna
Mark Wall
Ji.v. Rossson
Pacer Bunering
Aimeants
Wil Mall
Ben Cane
M. Summers
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Ren Wagte
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