Birth Announcement and Local Fire News Snapshot
Born to Mr and Mrs Nesbert Brown a girl. FOR SALE OR TRADE One good brood mare for sale or trade for colts. Frank Riner Mrs Willard Hurt of Indiana polis Elvin Hurt of Hall Mr and Mrs Clyde Neese of Lebanon at bedside of Grandma Sand whose passing is expected any time. Lulu Pike near Monrovia nurse. Mrs Harry Sprong remains very sick. Fires seem to be numerous. W M Ford's house burned last week and the bedding fruit potatoes everything upstairs burned He carried some insurance. Mr Ford formerly lived here. Geo Pier sols house burned yesterday at Jamestown. John Huntington's house burned Monday. Joe Wall's house caught fire on the roof this morning but was soon put out. F UND Black Fur Scarf. Geo Kersey
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Willard Hurt
Indianapolis
Elvin Hurt
Hall
Clyde Neese
Lebanon
Grandma Sand
Lulu Pike
Monrovia
W. M. Ford
Mr. Ford
Geo. Piersoll
Jamestown
John Huntington
Joe Wall
Statesmen Turn Morose When Reform Baffles Them
We observe once-esteemed leaders sulking and quarrelling when reform efforts succeed without their personal involvement. Their pretensions once bold now shrink as they reveal a desire not for righteousness but to see great things done by themselves rather than by others.
Buses and a Silent Tale of Mud and For Sale
The fragment mentions buses of three kinds Omni and Itney and incu with a note that the first two become the latter. It hints at a peculiar scene with a pitcher and a head resting on a hand. A for sale line hints at shifting roles or statuses.
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Omni
Iitney
Incu
Local Women Earn Income From Home Pursuits
In a small community, Mrs. Nora Bratton sold 51 capons averaging 2.34 dollars each while Mrs. Okel Ashwell collected 65 eggs daily, illustrating women earning money through homestead activities.
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Nora Bratton
Okel Ashwell
Big High School B B Festival Promises Youth Basketball Showcase
Advance High School hosts a school wide basketball meet on Tuesday January 25 to showcase eighth through seniors teams in three games. At least 36 boys compete with future prospects for the team, plus a girls competition prize for the top scorer. Advance beat Waynetown 17 to 16 in overtime last Friday.
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Advance High School
Waynetown High School
Waynetown
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