United Doctors Specialist Visit in Lebanon March 21 1916
The United Doctors Specialist will hold a one day clinic in Lebanon Indiana at the Clate Hotel on Tuesday March 21 1916 from 10 AM to 8 PM. They offer free consultation and examination for chronic diseases including stomach intestines liver blood nerves heart and more with no charge beyond treatment costs.
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United Doctors
Indiana
United
America
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
New Ross booster puff and local notices fade into frustration
ANew Ross column shows a booming booster tone for town merchants and events then veers into sharp critique of the local press and school administration. The piece notes purchases by Frank Gregory and Henry Proffitt, maple molasses sales, and town clubs while lamenting neglect of the newspaper and favors toward outside bidders.
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New Ross
A Bakery Is a Convenience Theme of Readiness
A bakery is praised as a constant convenience due to its readiness and availability at all hours, highlighting the value of ready prepared goods for customers seeking easy dining options.
Local Boys Claim Profit From Hog Feeding Efforts
Advance Bakery reports 2.8 2.1 and 3 cents per pound costs with total pig and feed costs at 45 dollars yielding a net profit of 80.80 on three hogs. A neighbor selling his two pigs at 43.40 shows peer results. Using wastes and green feed cut gains to about half the usual cost, encouraging plans to expand into purebred hogs on a larger scale.
Alumni vaudeville and county lodge plans in Boone County
Alumni vaudeville April 1. The K P lodges of Boone County plan a county meeting on April 6. A mother and tubercular child live in a one room dwelling without a window within 15 miles of Advance. How can it be?
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K. P. Lodges
Boone County
Four Macon area brothers raise grade pigs for profit
Four brothers near Macon Georgia joined a ham and bacon project to raise fatten and slaughter grade pigs. Each purchased a pig and fed them under identical conditions. Pigs were weighed showed at district show and state fair. Total proceeds from three pigs reached 125.80 dollars with strong profits.
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Macon
Pig Club
Crawfordsville housing inspector cites slum conditions in city
Elizabeth Winter told a social welfare conference she audited 350 houses, filed 65 cases for legal violations, and reported 25 to the state fire marshal. She described crowded families, substandard rents, and rooms dark with a single window, urging a court inquiry to confront owners.
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Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Winter
Prominent Educators Testify Before Sunday School
Noted education leaders give testimony on Sunday School programs. The hearing features statements from prominent educators discussing curriculum impacts and student outcomes. Community members attend to hear expert perspectives on religious education's role.
Public Auction at Advance Farm on March 21 1916
Auctioneer J. J. Henderson invites bidders to a public sale at the Advance farm at the southeast edge of town starting at 10 a.m. The catalogue lists 6 head of horses and ponies, 16 cattle, 40 hogs including sows and shoats, 3 harness sets and multiple implements plus feed and household items. Terms require cash under five dollars, credit up to nine months on larger sums with note and security, 3 percent discount for cash. property not removed until terms met. The farm will be rented as the owner plans to move to Arkansas around April 1.
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Advance
Elmer Wyane
Jack
Lebanon
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Tuedsday
Red Men
Robert Fulwider
Frank Gregory
Advance Canning Factory
Advance Saw Mill Company
J. W. Ross & Son
Sumner Owens
Henry Proffitt
Henry
Hustier
Proffitt
Walter Higgs
Park Rapids
Minn
Mr. Proffitt
Ross
New Ross High School
Advance Bakery
Erncst C. Sellers
Moodyvilie Institute
Minnestulis
Nazareth
Benjamin the Wheeler
University of California
Brown
Wheeler
Webber
Arkansas
E. A. Wright
J. 3. Henderson
H. C. Epperson
Detroit
Advance Hardware Co
Mexico
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