Local Family Visits Mark Weekend Gatherings Across Counties
Hazelwouad O M Edrington of Hamilton De and S J Edrington led a Sunday visit with relatives. Proffitt of New Boss and OA McClaine and family stopped by Ray Whiteley and Nova Bill Yugsiy visited Newt Wall and family in New Ross. S Z Billingsly and wife visited Jack Knox. M V W Edrington and family with S J Edrington and O M Edrington spent Sunday with S B Edrington and wife in Egypt. Dre McChire and Ed Hamilton were in Ward on business Friday. Veathenburry did not feel well Saturday.
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OA McClaine
Ray Whiteley
Max Sunday
Edna Edrington
Nova Bill Yugsiy
Iisted
Newt Wall
New Ross
S. Z Billingsly and
Wife
McChire
Ed Hamilton
Ward
Bucness
Local Families Share Visits and Events This Week
Garfield Burvisa and family spent Sunday with San Frazier and family. Ray Taylor and family near Plessans View and Albert Cox and wife with daughter Bessie spent Wednesday with L E Woodard. Claude Lucas attended the oratorical contest in Brownsburg Saturday night. Harry James and family with Geo Ray and wife visited Logan Woodard family Sunday. Joe Frazier was in Crawfordville Friday. George Brosher and family were in Lebanon Thursday. Lafayette Lucas is on the sick list. Chas Sparks and wife attended the Heady sale Saturday. Hugh Bowen of Lebanon visited neighbors for cattle Sunday. Neal Day and Rueh Woors opened their sugar camp Monday.
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Ray Taylor
Near Plessans Viewand
Albert Cox
Bessie
Wednnesday
L E. Woodard
Harry James
Geo, Ray
Wife
Logan Woodard
Dover Social Notes Headline and Local Servants
Dover reports spring arrival with Charley Green starting at Indianapolis Union depot last Monday. Mrs. Otis Young and son returned from Illinois where they visited her father. Sunday gatherings include church singing and a Sunday school convention at Pleasant View. Rev Dale attends Christian church next Sunday with services all day.
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Charley Green
Union
Indianapolis
Otis Young
Son Riel
Lilinois
Dale
The
Christian Church
Notre Dame Lady's Appeal for Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and related pains. It claims to remove uric acid, loosen stiff joints, purify blood, and improve energy without climate change, inviting sufferers to request proof.
Golladay School House Community Notices
Frank Bowman was in Lebanon Tuesday. Robert Ferguson attended Frank Hoendy's sale over Jamestown Saturday. Geogs Brown made a business trip to Lebanon Monday. Clarence Dean will work for John Stansell this summer. Maude Bowman visited with Odes sie Trosper Monday. Baxter Brubeck and wife attended the Farmers Institute at Advance Saturday. Dee Emmert and Hallie Higgs event last Wednesday night with Frank Bowman and family. Ray Poynter and family near Old Union were guests of Bert Ferguson and family Sunday. Pansy and Orval Dean near Advance visited their sister Mrs Ethel last week. Ocie Emmert returned to Lebanon Friday after two months visiting Hallie Higgs. Gideon Smith and wife from near Routh School house spent Sunday with Robi Ferguson and wife. N Fingle of Turner Station Kentucky visiting in vicinity returned home last Saturday. Oll McDonald and family and John McClaine and wife from near Shapndale took dinner with Charlie Garner and family Sunday. Those who took dinner with Jas Higgs and wife Friday were Mollie Gacver Elisha Higgs and family Wm Walker and family Ocie Emmert of Lebanon James Meadows and wife near Dover and I N Fingle of Turner Station.
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Jas. Higgs
Mollie Gacver
Elisha Higgs
Walker
Ocie Emmert
Lebanon
James Meadows
Dover
I N
Fingle
Turners Station
Notice on Hustler subscription and renewal
Notice reminds readers to deliver overdue Hustler payments to the office and warns that the paper will discontinue at expiration. It emphasizes cash in advance and urges renewals.
McCall's Magazine and Patterns Advertise Subscriptions
McCall's Magazine and McCall Patterns are promoted as the leading fashion guide in over a million homes. The ad highlights new designs and entertaining short stories with advice for women and urges subscriptions for 46 cents per week, including a celebrated McCall Pattern.
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McCall's
McCall
MccCall
Witty Sayings From Mare’s Farm Journal
A collection of humorous quips on farming, poultry, work, and life. Edgy lines joke about houseflies, bread, poultry eggs, debt, and social manners attributed to Mareb Farm Journal. Notable lines reference J. P Morgan in contrast to frugal families, with a rustic tone and observational humor.
Bad Roads to Be Worst in Spring Across Indiana
Country wagon roads will break up after winter with mud likely a foot deep, making rural travel nearly impassable. Northern Todians report two feet of crust pending thaw, delaying road use. Interurban rail lines will gain as farmers shift more hauling to rail for farm city trips.
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Indiana
Todians
General Daniel H. Rucker Dies After a Century of Service
Obituary notes the passing of General Daniel H. Rucker, honoring a long career in the U.S. Army. It outlines his involvement in key events spanning nearly a hundred years and reflects on his public service and leadership roles.
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Daniel H. Rucker
General Daniel H. Rucker Dies at 98 in Washington
Longtime Army officer Gen Daniel H Rucker aged 98 died at his Washington home. Born in New Jersey he served from Michigan, fought in Mexican and Civil Wars, became brigadier general and quartermaster general before retiring. Col Mosby defends Gen Stuart amid Gettysburg controversy and Lee's campaign.
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United States Army
Washington
New Jersey
Michigan
Grosse Isle
Mich
Detroit
Dragoons
Rucker
Jane Curtis
Philip Sheridan
Philip
Buena Vista
McClellan
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
Col. Mosby
Stuart
R. E. Lee
Lee
Gen. Lee
Hooker
Longstreet
Ewell
Gettysburg
Heth
Iis
Susquehanna
Hill
Buford
Jackson
Mar
Local notes on coal delivery and town movements
Tobe Advance Lumber Co plans a car load of Blick Betsy coal within days. Fred Hawke has handled the mampe for a week. School closed at the Bnektow school house last Thursday. Clay Sheets moved from a North Salem area farm to town to work in the summer furniture store. Esther Sparks visited Crawfordsville Saturday.
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Tobe Advance Lumber Co
Wil
Clay Sheets
North Salem
Bowman’s Meat Market Debt Settlement Request
Former owner L. C. Bowman asks all who owe him money after selling Advance Meat Market to call and settle immediately.
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Pelease
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Rueh Woors
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Family Sunday
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Near Advance
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Routh
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N. Fingle
Turner Station
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Oll McDonald
John McClaine
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Charlie Garner
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