Prize Banner Won By Shannondale Lodge at Lebanon District Meet
The M C Lilley Regalia Company of Columbus offered a 4x5 foot mounted banner to the district lodge achieving the highest membership percent at the Lebanon convention. Shannondale lodge captured first with 75 percent, beating Shannondale’s 65 percent. About fifty visitors from nearby towns attended with District Deputy Chancellor N A Morris present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lilley Regalia Company
Columbus
Lebanon
Castle Hall
Johnson
Crawfordsville
Shannondale Lodge
Littop
Jimestown
New Ross
Mace
Shabnondale
Colfax
Greensburg
N. A. Morris
Tim
The Loafers Club Meets And A Missing Brother
The Loafers Club held a session with President John Whitecotton presiding. Vice president Don Welden was absent, prompting a committee led by Robt Fulwider to locate him. Fulwider found Welden at home, reported no serious issue, and Welden returned to town after being informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitecotton
Don Welden
Brother Welden
Brother Fulwider
Fulwider
Bro. Welden
Wanted district managers to post signs and distribute samples
Classified notice seeking district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Offers salary eighteen dollars per week and three dollars per day for expenses. Apply at Ideal Cheer Co. eighty Randolph Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Chear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
Indiana Road Supervisor Authority Upheld by Court
The Indiana Supreme Court recently reaffirmed the broad power of road supervisors over public highways. It holds the supervisor may requisition land materials and impress labor without trustee consent, with duties matching powers, and may be compelled to act even if the township trustee objects.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Pittsboro Eyes Incorporation Amid Debate
Editor compares Advance and Whitestown votes on incorporation. Advance, now developed with clean sidewalks and growth, contrasts with Whitestown which lags, has poor footpaths, and shows minority neglect. Pittsboro discusses joining the incorporated towns.
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Pittsboro
Jones
The
Sun
Advance
Whitestown
Tme
Condit
Adnce
Farm Boys Prove New Farming Ideas Earn High Regard
A Wright county farmer sends his two sons to Ames Agricultural College where they learn scientific farming. Returning home they face scorn but after harvest prove their methods yield larger crops than traditional approaches, changing neighbors’ attitudes toward book farming.
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Wright County
Agricultural College
Ames
Feathers and Fins on the Frisco booklet advertised
A. Hurton, G. P. A., Frisco System, St. Louis promotes a free booklet on hunting and fishing in the Ozarks and St. Francis Valley. It highlights turkey duck quail squirrels and possible deer. The ad also recommends keeping Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy at home and notes Josephs sells it for a quarter.
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Turkey
Ozarks
St. Francis Valley
A. Hurton
Frisco
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Josephs
Catchy Patent Remedy Ad Promotes Women’s Health Products
An old advertisement touts Wine of Cardus and Thedford's Black Draught as reliable cures for women with monthly pains nervousness dizziness indigestion and related ailments. It claims these medicines are scientifically curative and widely sold in drug stores for home use.
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Cardus
Thedford
Bush and Sutton Tie The Knot At Bride’s Home
Sunday evening at 5:30 Simon D. Bush married Mabel R. Sutton at the bride’s home two and one half miles west of Advance. Rev. W. D. Headrick officiated in the presence of close friends and relatives. The couple will reside with Mr. Bush’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon D. Bush
Mabel R. Sutton
Advance
W. D. Headrick
Miss Sutton
Joseph Sutton
Mr. Bush
William Bush
Clifton-Dale wed at Old Union church in Advance
Artie C Clifton and Pearl A Dale were married Sunday evening at Old Union church east of Advance officiated by Rev C A Brown of Lebanon. Both reside near Old Union and are well known locally with many friends wishing them well.
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Artie C. Clifton
Doe Clifton
Pearl A. Dale
John Dale
Old Union Church
East of Advance
C. A. Brown
Lebanon
Old Union
Will of the Late Nathan G. Thompson
The Crawfordsville Journal notes the will of Nathan G. Thompson of New Ross has been probated. It leaves to wife Martha six lots in New Ross and a life estate in fifty six acres near there, plus a life interest in eighty acres in Boone county and all household goods. Grandson Fred Thompson receives part of an eighty acre tract with an advance of six hundred dollars. Grandsons Henry and Dot Routh receive forty acres each, while son Hugh D. Thompson gets forty acres and the widowless farm terms. Upon widow’s death the eighty acre farm and other deeds go to the son or grandchildren if they die earlier. Personal property to be divided between wife and son after debts are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville Journal
Nathan G. Thompson
New Ross
Martha Thompson
Boone County
Fred Thompson
Henry Routh
Dot R. Routh
Hugh D. Thompson
New York Bible Society Distributes 93161 Volumes Worldwide
The annual report shows 93161 Scripture volumes distributed in at least thirty two languages. Major shares go to Bohemian Danish Finnish German Hungarian Italian Polish Russian Swedish Yiddish and English. The society uses an Ellis Island agent and port shipping agent for city distribution.
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New York Bible Society
Bohemian
Dannish
Ellis Island
Advances Canning Company Seeks Tomato Growers
The Advances Canning Company is ready to contract with farmers to grow tomatoes. Parties wishing to contract should see Charles E. Mc Claine, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advances Canning Company
Charles E. McClaine
John W. Sloan Rough Hands Made Smooth
An advertisement touts Witch Hazel Salve by E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago for transforming rough hands and treating sores boils cuts burns and piles with quick relief Sold by Joseph Bros
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Joseph Bros
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Chas E. McClaine
Stees
W.L. Hunt
Indiana
Mark Wall
Ntair
Rt Meetin
U.S Patent Office
Awashington,d.c
C. A. Nelson
Ollicy
Res
P. Lodge
the Loafers Club
Bush—Sutton
Clifton— Dale
Will
J. A. Parr
Neal—Cason
North Side Square
Lebanon, Ind
Phone
Mexican Remedy CO
Eau Claire, Mich
Yagers’ Shop
Glen Waters
Goszell Laundry
N. E. Cor. Sq
Lebanon, Indiana
Wm. Debard
Dover
McCormick
John W. Sloan
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