Boone County State School Revenue Distribution Revealed
The Lebanon Reporter notes Boone County's share of state school revenue is 11 757.96 dollars, 4 233.66 less than the county pays into the state treasury. State Superintendent Cotton cites taxables versus enrolled pupils as the basis for receipts and apportions to townships and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Simmons
Boone County
Cotton
Marion
Clinton
Washington
Sugar Creek
Jefferson
Center
Union
Eagle
Perry
Harrison
Jackson
Worth
Lebanon School Board
Thorntown School Board
Zionsville School Board
Local News Notes and Social Bits from Boone County
The column mixes outbursts of social visits and local events from Lebanon to Whitestown. details include visits by Miss Jennie Jackson and Miss Violet Deatrick, bakery specials at Blue Front Grocery, and the Willing Workers meeting at North church. It notes a Tippecanoe battlefield monument bill, a Grays defeat by Lebanon Owls, and county convention dates.
Fragmented Rudeness About Independence Day Misstatements
A speaker jokes about the fourth of July and independence day remarks. The text mocks those who pretend to be intelligent while missing clear facts about holiday timing. It includes regional speech and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Misoury
Becky
Alpine Stock Co Opens One Week Engagement At Opera House
The Alpine Stock Co opened at the opera house Monday night for a week. Audiences have been fair but the clever company work is greatly appreciated. They staged The Gambler A Double Life A Family Affair and A True Kentuckian with pleasing specialties between acts. Tonight The Convicts Daughter and Saturday All Against Him. Manager Inskeep guarantees a performance as good or better than the week. Admission 10 20 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine Stock Co
Opera House
North Pole Briefs Show Local Travel and Health Notes
Henry Sanford visited Lebanon on Friday while Letha Brown remains ill. Crawfordsville visits by James Brown and Opal, and by John McNutt and wife. Indianapolis trips by Claude Pittenger and Eli Brown sells cattle to Bowman and Craver last week. Local farms and contractors in Advance, Turners Station, and nearby areas. Builder Whitecotton and Farlow secure an $1800 house contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Christy
Indianapolis
Eli Brown
Bowman & Craver
Claude Pittenger
James Brown
Opal
Crawfordsville
John McNutt
Notice on accepting old accounts at Stertine Crorsina Store
The Stertine Crorsina Store invites all accounts aged one to three years to be cheerfully received. No money is required for new accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stertine Crorsina
Immediate settlement urged in visiting relatives note
Joseph Bros. C. H. McClaim and wife are visiting John H. Sublette and family at Point Isabel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bros
C. H. McClaim
John H. Sublette
Point Isabel
Stock relocation notice for fall season
KE. S. Stansent announces move of stock to John Jansell's farm two miles north and three miles west of Advance for the fall season. Will meet parties with Happy Brothers if notified. Thanks patrons for past favors and solicits future patronage. R. HR. 21 Shannondale Co op phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jansell
Happy Brothers
KE. S. Stansent
Shannondale Co Op
Timber Waste By Fire Threatens Forest Wealth
The Cleveland Leader warns that forest fires waste vast US timber, jeopardize reforestation, and endanger millions in property. It urges stronger forest protection and prevention, noting fires from Michigan and Wisconsin as grim reminders and calling for decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cleveland
America
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hutchinson links leprosy to tainted fish diet across continents
English physician Dr Jonathan Hutchinson reports a long study across Europe South Africa and India supporting the view that leprosy is largely caused by consuming imperfectly cured or tainted fish. He notes vegetarian India and cereal heavy diets show fewer cases and cites Hawaii and other islands as infection-free until fish curing spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hutchinson
Europe
Hutchinson
South Africa
India
Hawaii
South Sea Islands
Science links stones to temperament and genuineness
A Paris professor argues stones reflect character and temperaments after years of study. He notes sapphires do not unlock doors, diamonds do not breed bravery, and ruby, emerald, turquoise preferences align with eye color and nerve traits. He also claims genuine stones attract, while artificial ones lack subtle sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Conservatory of Arts and Crafts
Kodol for Dyspepsia Aimed At Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Kodol for Dyspepsia as the remedy for sour stomach and related heart palpitations. It urges taking a little after meals to improve digestion and breath, noting relief from stomach disorders and listing sales through retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bros
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Ohicago
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Boone’s
Cotten
Mark Wall
Indianapolis Or
Jennie Jackson
Fayett
Clara Neal
Violet Deatrick
Sant Caplinger’s
Blue Foot Grocery
North Church
Daisy Caplinger
Gertrude Carter
A. L. Carney
Max
Blue Front
Grays
Whitestown
Jesse Jackson
Lena
Brownsburg
Carl Miller
Roachdale
Albert Lasley and
New Ross
John McConaughy
Turner Bozelle
Warren, Penn
Mr. Bozelle
Mr. Southwick
Danville Association of Regar Baptists
R. D. Joseph’s
Advance
Elisha Higgs
Hallie
Walter Higgs
Chicago
E. F. Brown
Glen Clark
Frank Self
Advance Temple
Rathbone
Lebanon Owls
Sundy
Iumpacker
Congress
Tippecanoe Battle Ground
Blue Front Crocery
Wv" E. Rogers
The
Whitestown Hustler
George
Ora McDaniel
William Ross
Burtington
Ind
Hayes, Allen & Co. Commission
J. C. Bowman
Josie Bowstay
Newt Meek
Couoning Company
William Caldwell
Richard Dean
D. Squires
Worth Township
K. L Stockton
Jamestown
Jackson Township
Charles
Shelburn
Minneapolis, Minn
International Harvester Co
Robert Cross
Washington Township
Cross
Ed Camplin
Fitzgerald
Huisons
Be Trade
Georgia
Cortelyou
Affectiug
Mose-Riley
North Pole
Henry Sanford
Letha
John Crawford
J. W. Nevil
Turners Station
James Higgs
Harve Kopp
Henry Deatrick
W. V. Garner
Whitecotton & Farlow
Prince Stamper
Price Lic
Dimity Reg
Lawn
Comb Vets
Advance Lumber Company
Chamberlain
Neal
Joseph Brothers
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