Elementary convention program at North Christian church
Program for a local elementary convention at the North Christian church next Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. Includes songs, happy greeting, devotional by Rev W P Kibbes, Lord's Prayer by children, Scriptural Alphabet by children of SC and ME churches, cradle roll advancement by A H Yager, superintendent, teacher training by Rev 1.7 Greenleaf, remarks, and supervising congregation Mrs J D Emmert, Superintendent of Elementary Grades.
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North Christian Church
N.C
W. P. Kibbes
Children of
S.C
M. E. Ehurcus
A. H. Yager
Minois Cora Growar Wins W. K. Kellogg National Trophy
The article reports Minois Cora Growar securing the W K Kellogg National Trophy. Details are distorted but reference is made to Kellogg’s involvement and the event location, with names like James and Lares ton appearing amid garbled text.
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Minois
Cora Growar
W. K. Keiloge
Kellogg National Corn Trophy Car Show Draws Entries
Thousands of cars from all parts of the county and all varieties entered the competition. The grand champion sweepstakes and the Kellogg trophy were awarded on general points of superiority.
Kellogg Trophy Repeats With White Corn Variant Feature
The article notes a unique aspect of Kellogg products where the main item uses Selected white corn and observes the Kellogg trophy being won repeatedly by a specific party.
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Kellogg
National Corn Show Awards Trophy For Repeated Winners
The exhibit highlights a trophy given annually until won twice by the same grower. The National Corn Show where the award was presented drew enormous attention. President Taft attended a session and delivered an address.
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Taft
Fors R. A. James Wins Kellogg National Corn Trophy 1919
Fors R A James, a vigor ous farmer about 40, wins the W K Kellogg National Corn Trophy for 1919 with Reid s Yellow Dent corn. The ear measures 72 inches around with 20 kernel rows, six per inch, and deep kernels. Illinois celebrates as Indiana regains the honor after four years. The Tiffany trophy stands 30 inches high, costing 1000, made for Mr W K Kellogg by Tiffany of New York.
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James
Reid
Illinois
Indiana
Fred C. Paiin
Newtown
Ind
Alexander
Tiffany
New York
W. K. Kellogg
Mellogg
de Keileyy
Local Family Visits and Births Reported Across Towns
Golladay School House Allert Garner and wife were in Lebanor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Otis Coons welcomed a new baby boy. William Walker and family visited Jamestown relatives last Sunday. Mrs Ovenberg and Ora visited Bert Ferguson. Glen Bowman and wife saw Clyde Bowman near Colfax. Rheubers McUaffe worked for Robert Ferguson last week. Ott Threlkeld and family stayed with Harry Apple near Roachdale Saturday night and Sunday.
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Otis Coons
William Walker
Emmet
Charlie Emmett
Jamestown
Ovenberg
Ora
Bert Ferguson
Glen Bowman
Clyde Bowman
Colfax
Rheubers McUaffe
Shannondale
Robert Ferguson
Local Folks Share Family Visits and Home Notes
Advance R R 21 Neal Diy had a horse to die in day night, George Ray is improving his area in the way of some new fencing. Mrs George Rey and grandpa Nicely spent Tuesday with Charlie Cand and family. Loge Woodard entertained his niece of Lebanon from Friday until Monday. Russell Wyncoop and wife of Lafyette spent over Sunday with Charlie Sparks. Mrs Wyncoop is staying a week with her parents. Jimmy Smith and family spent Sunday with Lora Smith and family. Miss Della and Harl Lasley and Misa Edith Campbell spent Sunday with George Broshar and family.
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George Ray
George Rey
Grandpa Nicely
Charlie Cand
Loge Woodard
Lebanon
Russell Wyncoop
Lafyette
Charlie Sparks
Mrs. Wyncoop
Jimmy Smith
Lora Smith
Della
Harl Lasley
Misa Edith Campbell
George Broshar
Sunday Preaching by Rev C B Cunningham
W H Nay bought a cow from C r Powell last week. George Mount and wife visited Roy Graham. George Listey visited Richard Lasley and family near New Rosa. Ab Stump and family visited Newt Faulkenberry and family. James Sutton and family visited Walter Cristler near Potts school house. Albert Reveal and family visited his mother Mary Reveal.
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W.H. Nay
Cr. Powell
George Mount
Roy Graham
Ab Stump
Newt Faulkenberry
James Sutton
Walter Cristler
Local Sunday Visits Highlight Dodd Tolley and Shaw Families
Mrs. McMullen and son Dodd McMullen visited near New Ross with their family. Pack Tolley and wife spent Sunday with son Will Tolley and family east of here. Little Robert Shaw spent Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Van Riggins.
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McMullen
Dodd McMullen
New Ross
Pack Tolley
Will Tolley
Here
Robert Shaw
Mr. and
Mrs. van Riggins
Local social notes and visitations in Lebanon area
James Pierced works as carpenter for Mrs Elizabeth Jackson this week. Omer Ghere and wife stay with relatives in Lebanon. Bertha Miller and Vonnie Richerdson visit James Richardson and family. J C Rose and Bill Poynter haul hogs to city early week. Cleo Dale visits Joy Jackson’s Monday. Riley Northcutt and family visit Charley Brown and family Sunday. Heady makes business trip to Letan Monday. Rev R H Page preaches to large Old Union audience Sunday night. Mrs Joe Jackson and Mrs Elisha Reese attend Senior play in Jamestown Thursday. Chas Dale and wife with Elisha Dale family Sunday. Pansy Akers of Whitestown visits local friends. Nealie Jackson visits Aletha Harting of Jamestown Thursday night.
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R. H. Page
Old Union
Joe Jackson
Elisha Reese
Jamestown
Chas. Dale
Jose Sherra
Elisha Dale
Pansy Akers
Whitestown
Nealie Jackson
Aletha Harting
Cold fine hair restorer from polar lore
London readers are told extreme cold boosts hair growth. Sir Ernest Shackleton reports most South Pole expedition men returned with thicker hair. A London doctor cites germ absence, and a cold storage official claims their staff stay baldhead free as frost thickens hair.
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London
Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
Antarctic
Historic table loaned to architects after Ghent treaty
Members of the American Institute of Architects loaned the table that signed the Ghent treaty ending the War of 1812 to the convention in San Francisco. The piece, once Madison’s White House desk later moved to Octagon House, has a storied past and is now with Mrs. Alfred Voorhies of this city who lent it back for the conference.
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San Francisco
American Institute of Architects
Ghent
England
James Madison
White House
Madison
Octagon House
Washington
The
Institute of Architects
Alfred Voorhies
Seventeen French Warships Sold at Auction in Paris
Seventeen French warships of varied ages were auctioned at Boulogne, realizing $35,000. The wreck of the Jena and the cruiser Richelieu, once costing $4,000,000, sold for $75,000 to an Amsterdam merchant.
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Paris
Boulon
Jena
Richelieu
Amsterdam
Land values surge in Aurora area over two decades
The 1910 average price for a quarter section of land near Aurora was $25,000, up from $4,000 a decade earlier and $1,600 twenty years ago. The sharp rise highlights rapid property value growth in the region.
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Aurora
Neb
Hustler Subscriptions On Sale Through New Year
A promotional note offers the Hustler at 50 cents for the period ending January 1, 1912, inviting readers to subscribe before the deadline.
Juniors Host Senior Reception at Local High School
Last Friday the Junior class held a reception for seniors and faculty. An evening of games included a guessing contest with baby photos. two top guessers won first and second prizes. Mr. Gardner photographed both classes. refreshments followed around ten. The seniors plan an alumni banquet next year to show appreciation.
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Gardner
Hazelwood and Neighboring News Notes From Dover
Ben McClaine recovered enough after illness to be around again. Mrs. Guy Morrison of New Ross visited J. L. Krekin and wife and attended Shilo church. Russell Fisher of Indianapolis visited sister Mrs. Mary Edtitington of Hedge Valley. Carl Ferguson west of Dover conducted business here. A bridle bus broke and Omer McClaine team ran away. minor damage occurred after about a half mile. Mrs. James McDuffie visited Samuel Billingsly. a child of Clay Sumpter and wife fractured a leg with the arm broken in three places.
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Guy Morrison
New Ross
J. L. Krekin
Shilo
Russell Fisher
Indianapolis
Mary Edtington
Hedge Valley
Carl Ferguson
Dover
Parte
Omer McClaine
Clay Sumpter
Fowl Returns Lest Gem
Mrs. Joseph B. McConnell of Saratoga New York found a diamond worth 75 dollars in a fowl's crop while preparing dinner. The gem had been lost by her mother Mrs. K V Lutz of Guttenberg New Jersey during a visit to the McConnell chicken yard in summer.
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Saratoga
M. Y
Joseph B. McConnell
New York
K. V. Lutz
Guttenberg
N. J
McConnell Chicken Yard
Advertiser and Manager Entered as Mail Matter in Advance Indiana
Ora McDaniel proprietor and Miss Nina Waters manager are listed in a note marking second class mail matter status dated March 3, 1911 at Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
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Advance
Indiana
Wanted to Sell 5000 Rods of New Fence Material
Want ads offer 5000 rods of Royal and Anthony Fence for sale with option to install yourself. Free pair of fence stretchers provided by George Mc Daniel.
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Royal and Anthony
George McDaniel
Emblem motorcycle power models offered for sale
Artie Weldon invites buyers to Lumber Yard or residence to discuss the Emblem motor cycle four five and seven horsepower models. Interest shown by inquiries only.
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Artie Weldon
Advance Telephone Co. Board Notice Demands Payment Schedule
At a board meeting on April 10, 1911 the directors ordered all past due balances to be paid within thirty days and all future services to be prepaid quarterly. Failure to comply will forfeit services, by order of the board.
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The
Advance Telephone Co
Why He Couldn't Remember
Kindergarten teacher recalls a snow day joke as Willie fails to bring a written excuse. The next morning Willie returns cloaked in cold and delivers a note from his mother claiming his absence was due to a deep snow and showing a rambling, humorous signature.
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Willie
Little Willie
Tempe Hotel Guarantees Sunshine Despite Low Remittance
A Tempe Arizona inn practices a sunshine guarantee, refunding charges on days without sun. In five years, patrons have collected refunds only once, prompting questions about the policy.
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France
Tempe
Salt River Valley
Arizona
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