Attica Notes Wedding Surprise and Local Happenings
Miss Ethel Frazier and groom unknown wed in Covington on August 20 with sister as witness. The column lists locals visiting, traveling, chautauqua attendees, letters uncalled, and several family moves and trips around Attica and nearby towns.
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Ethel Frazier
Byron Frazier
Hillsboro
Charles Foxworthy
Mellett
Covington
Warren Graves
George Foxworthy
Indiana Women at the State Fair
Indiana women will find the state fair rich in attractions during the week of September 8. The art building centers on hand painted china and needlework by Indiana artists with leather brass and other crafts. Exhibits aim to inspire better home making with educational and practical ideas for families.
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James Schoolcraft
Linda Rice
Hoopeston
Mile
Bennett
Veedersburg
Mirs
Frank Hayden
Stella Harris
Archie Johnson
Kramer
South Bend
Chicago
Lakes
Wash Sowers
Kingman
Luca
Odell
Covington
Jene Applegate
Mattie Taulson
North Platte
Nebr
Doc Palin
Wingate
Raymord Hunnings
Central National Bank
Terre Haute
Kokomo
Indiana
Farm Machinery at Indiana Fair Highlighted
The Indiana state fair the week of September 8 will display about forty acres of farm machinery. Demonstrations will show how new devices reduce labor and boost output in fields orchards dairy and barn. Tractor engines will plow a thirty acre tract and perform heavy hauling. Electric mechanical milkers will save time in dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
New Exhibit At State Fair Exposes Food Drug Frauds
Indiana State Board of Health will display a food and drug exhibit at the state fair showing adulteration, stale products, candling eggs, and patent medicine deceptions. It includes condemned scales, a sanitary and an unsanitary grocery, and aims to urge local weights and measures inspectors. Indiana Chamber of Commerce leads a 1500 merchant delegation to open fair September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Food and Drugs
State Board of Health
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Indiana Fair Boys' Judging Contest Features Scholarships
A judging contest for farm youth 16 to 20 at the Indiana state fair during the week of September 8 offers four Purdue University scholarships. Overseen by Purdue experts, the event has grown since 1909 with winners from thirteen counties using scholarships to study modern scientific farming.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Purdue
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana Fair
M W A May Move Head Camp to Indianapolis
Indiana members of the Modern Woodmen of America plan a campaign to move headquarters from Rock Island Illinois to Indianapolis. A committee will highlight Indianapolis benefits to 15000 local lodges as head camp meets next June. Headquarters employes over 500, monthly disbursements exceed 1 million dollars, and a 1.2 million circulation publication would move. tax law in Indiana exempts reserve funds from taxation, prompting Rock Island County to fight. tax persistence could push headquarters to Indianapolis with a decision pending this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
D. Volz
Woodmen of America
Indiana
Rock Island
Illinois
Indianapolis
United States
Volz
Rock Island County
Board of Review
First Religious Book in America Published in Mexico City
The earliest printed religious work in the Americas appeared in Mexico City in 1645 by Catholic bishop order. It notes the vast number of co authors behind The Catholic Church in the United States and discusses public prejudice versus thoughtful judgment in society.
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America
Mexico
New World
United States
Protecting His Stock With a Pun Sign
An Italian fruit stand owner frustrated by customers pinching fruit posted a sign reading If you mus pincha da fruitpincha da cocoanut. The comic note reflects a Latin flavor and the vendor's humorous coping with spoilage.
Her Idea of Player Piano
A five year old visitor described a player piano as a machine into which they poked a porous plaster and ground it up into music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss of Five
Seed Wheat for Sale in Indiana Varieties
Seed wheat for sale featuring Indiana Red Wave Gold O Grain and Fritz Mediterranean. Promises strong second yield this year. Contact L Coffing R 5 Covington Stone Bluff phone.
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Indiana
Wheat Sale and Yields Reported for Renters
The notice notes 900 bushels of Black person wheat for sale with good head and long roots. It records renter yields of 27 to 34 bushels per acre this year.
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