Clean Bread Promotes Machinery Made Loaves
Claim emphasizes no perspiration or undesirable matter in bread. A dealer notes Yocom's bread is mixed and baked by machinery and available at grocers. The message stresses cleanliness and modern production methods to reassure customers.
Local Social and civic notes from Frankfort area scenes
The column records a funeral for 11 year old Bernice Staten amid long illness with tuberculosis and notes a parade of local visits, church events, and meetings. It lists out of town relatives, fire company changes, property moves, and community social activities across Frankfort and nearby towns.
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Bernice
William Staten
Merrick
Columbia and
Sixth Street
A. W. Jackman
The
Christian Church
Memorial Tablet to Honor Leland Wooley in Purdue Gym
The Indianapolis boy Leland T. Wooley who died at Lafayette on March 24 while attempting to rescue two men from the Wabash river flood will be honored with a bronze memorial tablet in Purdue gymnasium. Behind the effort are the Good Citizens league of Wabash townships and Rev. M. C. Wright. Authorities approved the plan and a May 30 memorial event is planned with funds raised from citizens and students. The tablet will be 15 by 20 inches with raised letters.
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Leland T. Wooley
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Brown Street
Wabash
Purdue Gymnasium
Good Citizens League
Wabash Townships
M. C. Wright
West Side Methodist Church
Purdue
Age Pension Bill Introduced in Congress by Kelley
A Pennsylvania representative, Kelley, offers an old age pension bill in Washington. It proposes weekly pensions from $1 to $4 for those over 65 with income under $10, with tiered amounts for lower incomes. The bill excludes criminals, lunatics, almshouse inmates, and long-unemployed elders, aligning with the Progressive platform. Dr. W H Dinsmore of Chicago visited on a business trip.
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Congress
Washington
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
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Brazil
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the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
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Near Kickapoo
Alfie Whitehall
Will Hart
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Corwin Calvert
Samuel Westhave
Scribner Jewelry Store
Pine Creek Dam
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Kickapoo
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Waynetown
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