Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Family Updates
Elmer Vanarsdal visited Dan Ryan and wife Friday. Mrs James WahHorn and aunr Virgil and Fred took dinner with Chas Bean and family Sunday. George Hardesty attended the Rouyan trial at Crawfordsville last week. James Shern plans a sale soon. Mary Bean missed school part of the week due to sickness. Dennis Shanahan ill with lagrippe. Charles Bodie and wife attended Latord ABC event at Mace Thursday. Pat Shaban and family were Sunday callers at Dan Ryans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James WahHorn
Aunr
Virgil
Fred
Chas, Bean
Family
Charles Bodie
Latord
ABC
Mace
Morrison Family Weekday Visits and Revival Plans
Elmer and Russell Morrison visited Thursday with Virgil Morrison and family. Mrs Catherine Bradbury and Eva Lyn Bradbury of Indianapolis visited Thursday at William Butler's. Revival meeting at Old Union Church led by Rev Hendersborg. Mrs Fearl Zimmerman to Lebanon Thursday. Virgil Morrison had foot illness from a rusty nail. Raymond Roba spent Thursday night with James Butler. Mable Utterback staying with Frank Martin. Richardson of near Mace dined at William Butler's Friday. George Canada and wife of Advance visited Vergil Morrison Sunday. Bettie Hinton and son Guy visited John Heckathorn. Wm Morrison near Steward's Chel visited Sunday. Attendants at William Butler's included Dossa, Baller, wife and Pauline of Jamestown, Eva Bruce of near Doxet, and Erypeti Laber of Thorptown. Ray Poynter and family spent Saturday night with Bob Ferguson near Golladay Schoolhouse.
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Wm Butlers
Dossa
Baller
Pauline
Jamestown
Eva Bruce
Near Doxet
Erypetih Laber
Thorptown
Local Social News Notes From Marysville and Surrounding Areas
Mr Zion T J Hudson and wife attended D J Emmerts funeral and had dinner at Wm Whiteman at Advange. Mrs Conner of New Rose visiting Mr Powell. Mrs Cooder has been ill for some time. Miss Laverne Humphrey from Marysville Clark Co visited Ed Washburns Friday night and Saturday. Wm Buechler and wife spent Monday afternoon with W S Molotyre at New Rose. Molotyre has been sick all winter. Asher Proffitt, attending peeschool, visited home folks near Ratat. Mrs Shields and children from Ler ington Scott Co visited Ed Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hudson
Alemo
D. J. Emmerts
Wm. Whiteman
Advange
Mies Laverne Y Humphrey
Marysville Clark Co
Ed Washburns
Wm Buechler
Spon
New Rose
J Shields
Lerington Scott
Ed Wash
Local Social Gatherings Reported Across Jamestown and Nearby
Alva Gailey and family gathered Friday for quarterages and a dinner at Enos hitely's. In Jamestown Bernice Roy Nicely and spouse dined at Wm. Saodlin Sunday. Nee Bracker and wife of Snyder Oklahoma spent Sunday at W. W. Bush's. John Farrow and Thomes Farrow with a wife and assembly shared dinner at Wim Wash burn. Elsie Suncan and Mr. Peck of Crawfallaville wed at a lakeside ceremony Saturday afternoon with relatives present. A bountiful dinner followed after services as Stephen Ew mert and family joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Gailey
Enos Hitely’s
Jamestown
Bernice Roy Nicely
Wm. Saodlin
Nee Bracker
Snyder Oklahoma
W. W. Bush
John
Farrow
Thomes Farrow
A Fembly
Wim Washburn
Elsie Suncan
Peck
Crawfallaville
Baturdey
Sundsy
Dave Ducean
Stephen Ewmert
Plan to Make Hens Lay Twice a Day Demo
A scientific device exhibited in the city aims to double egg output by halving the hen's day to twelve hours. It uses a large steel bencoop with electric lighting to create a six hour light and six hour dark cycle, delivering an artificial sunrise for two eggs.
The Newspaper Man Quote by Harry L Sayler
A saying on newspaper work cites self restraint, hard work, sacrifice, irregular hours, and low pay as keys to success in the trade. It reflects on the demanding nature of newsroom life and its rewards.
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Harry L. Sayler
Just Like Father
A brief quotation from the Houston Post notes a boy who resembles his father in hair eyes and manner of speech. The remark includes the question of why he reacts to his mother's voice, attributing the behavior to his likeness to his father.
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Finbérb
Houston Post
What Bothered Him in a Family Scene
Tommy questions Billy about his father. Billy recalls abuse and admits the sting came when the blow landed, revealing deeper trauma beyond the repeated actions. The exchange hints at lasting emotional impact from parental violence.
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Billy
Tommy
Parental Effort Spurs Father to Leave Farm for Golf Course
Farmer Countessel explains his goal to provide for his son Josh and to leave the farm to fund a future golf course, showing a drastic shift from farming to a different venture. The exchange reveals a family aim tied to wealth and legacy.
Flattering Epitaph in a Churchyard Quip
The remark from Charley Lamb as a child recalls a playful churchyard moment. He asks his sister where the naughty people are buried, a line recalled from Table Talk.
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Charley Lamb
Mary
Excellent Precepts on Food Clothing and Conscience
A compact aphorism urges diligent work for enjoyment of meals and garments. It counsels paying in advance for what you wear and carrying a strong conscience to bed at night to ensure sound slumber.
Linen output in the United Kingdom and global comparison
The fragment mentions linen output and an average yearly production for the United Kingdom. It also references wrapping the earth’s equator seven times, implying a large-scale quantity or comparison. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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United . Kingdom
Fragmentary Lexicon Snippet Reflects Latin Roots
OCR fragment hints at etymology notes with references to Latin origin terms and partial phrases about fishing, benign, and maternal terms. Content is incomplete with scattered fragments and unclear context.
No Fee Exchange Prompt Reflects Relational Boundaries
A terse remark questions why one never offers unsolicited advice when meeting others. It implies a stance of indifference toward giving guidance for free in personal relations.
Editor's Quip on Pay Battles Sparks Tension
A fragmented quotation shows the editor lamenting wages and the drive for better pay. The garbled text hints at conflict between workers and management, with the focus on compensation and labor pressures in a tense newsroom or publishing setting.
Roost Curtain Proves Unneeded In Maine Poultry House
The Maine experiment station finds roost curtains in curtain front poultry houses provide no advantage. During the severe 1910 11 winter mortality was low and eggs were abundant without curtains, suggesting the closet roosts harm air quality and bird health.
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Maine
Orono
Baltimore American
Making Roosts Mite-Proof
L H Cobb describes a mite proof roost setup for hen houses. He constructs six foot high sets of roosts using three two by two inch slats and places uprights in quart cans of water with a half inch of kerosene on top to prevent mite access and allow easy transport and cleaning.
Study Notes on Roosting Fowl and Housing Needs
The fragment advises not disregarding breeds and to include fowls. It mentions keeping a clean warm dry place with straw or jitter for roosting and quarters. Arrow-like wording indicates guidance for poultry housing and care.
Hardy Animal Is the Goat Profitably Raised
Goats can be raised profitably on land unsuited for cultivation, according to Hardy Animal. The message emphasizes goats as viable livestock on tough terrain and suggests profitability in such settings.
Daily Special. Even If You Are Beaten a Nose
A brief market note highlights a promotional offer promising a second payment even if a customer loses a nose in a contest or accident, reflecting unusual advertising language and risk in a local retail feature.
There are women carpenters in Thibet
A brief remark by Fogg contemplates two enduring questions about existence. The dialogue hints at concern and curiosity about the world before and after his own presence.
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Thibet
Fogg
Beetles as Food Across Cultures Through History
Beetle larvae fed to humans by ancient Romans and used today in the West Indies. In parts of Germany large beetles are cooked and eaten in various ways.
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West Indies
Germany
When Mercury Fell 66 Degrees in 18 Hours
A clipped reminiscence recalls a sharp 1864 New Year’s Day plunge in temperature across the region. Citizens and Civil War veterans remember the sudden cold and wide geographic reach, noting the absence of an early weather bureau record.
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David McClellan
C One
Fragmented Summer Weather Notes and Local Mentions
A garbled weather and events clipping mentions temperatures near 80 degrees, ice and cold spells, and various local items. It references Camp Cabo, Washington, and Merse, with scattered notes on freezes, fires, and a possible roster.
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