Oldenburg Jazz Dance and Funeral Notices Stir Community Ties
Community notices describe a jazz dance at St. Clair's in Batesville on Tuesday April 27 attended by Mrs. Catherine Moeller and daughter Josephine Fischer among others. The report also notes Odella Fischer's funeral last Thursday with many local families, plus visits and illness in Cincinnati and Indianapolis including Verena Herrmann and others.
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St. Clair’s
Batesville
Catherine Moeller
Josephine Fischer
Hamilton
Wm.Fehren
Cincinnati
Wm. Amrhein
Harry Meier
Henry Lutte
Ben Harmeyer
Greensburg
John Volk
Wm. Volk
Mary Hermesch
Knochsburg
Odella Fischer
Ben Gerling
Ik Fehrman
Babe
Wood Urges League of Nations Reservations to Preserve U S Policy
Leonard Wood argues for League of Nations approval with reservations that Americanize it and keep the United States free to follow its traditional policies without external interference, allowing U S public opinion to guide action through constitutional instruments.
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League OF Nations
America
Leonard Wood
Metamora Local Person Visits Across Town
Reports from Metamora last week note several residents visiting relatives and conducting daily errands. Will Alley, Will Horstman, Louis Schuneman, and Mrs. Louis Schuneman are seen in town, with Mrs. Will Marlin hosting Lizzie Hunsinger from Laurel.
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Will Alley
Metamora
Will Horstman
Will Bunyard
Will Marlin
Louis Schuneman
Lizzie Hunsinger
Laurel
John Wolf
Jasper Rust
George Reifel
Gust Pepper
Fred Teufel
Oldenburg
Alie Rust
Batesville
Charlies Hannebaum
Speak softly quote guides Roosevelt policy sayws and stance
A transcription reflects Leonard Wood praising President Roosevelt’s foreign policy phrase Speak softly but carry a big stick as a call to defend American interests. He argues against ransom payments and for decisive action to rescue nationals and protect justice.
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Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Brookville Visits and Local Notes From Connersville
Carl Grinkemeyer of Connersville visits relatives. Brookville callers include George Sammis and son Alfred. Sawmill workers Wirtz and Wittkamper move to Gust Schwegman to work on a barn. Frank Bach of St Peters seeks customers for Long Co Creamery. Alvina Pulskamp George Meyer and families spend Sunday with George Pulskamp. Marie Wailpe visits Leo Lorenz family. An article explains how diphtheria is contracted and cautions keeping children with colds home. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to reduce risk.
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Carl Grinkemeyer
Connersville
George’ Sammis
Alfred
Brookville
Wirtz
Wittkamper
Gust Schwegman’s
Frank Bach
St. Peters
Long Co, Creamery
Alvina Pulskamp
George Meyer
George Lanning
George Pulskamp
Marie Wailpe
Leo Lorenz
Farmers of Ray Township Meeting Set for April 24
The Farmers of Ray Township will convene Saturday evening April 24 at 7 30 at the Pocket Schoolhouse. All members are urged to attend as important matters will be brought up for decision. Otto Wissel, Chairman.
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Farmers OF
Ray
No Class Legislation Quote by Leonard Wood
A historical excerpt cites Leonard Wood urging for real democracy over autocracy of capital or labor. He emphasizes cooperation and helpfulness as guiding principles. The statement frames class conflicts within a democratic ideal.
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Leonard Wood
Notice to silo buyers in February sale prompt
Local agent Glenn J. Walany of Batesville Indiana offers a fourteen percent discount on Bloomfield Concrete Stave Silos for orders placed in February. He urges buyers to call or write and promises to visit to quote prices.
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Bloomfield Concrete Stave
Hi Ces
Napoleon Change
A Man With A Heart East Northland Leader urged by paper
A political endorsement praises Leonard Wood as a leader with heart and brain fit to guide the nation through economic troubles. The notice comes from the Job Printing Tribune Office.
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Leonard Wood
Tribune
Metamora residents visit wrap up in local notes
Ernest Manley and wife returned to Cincinnati after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Manley. Miss Mary Senour returns from Shelbyville visits with Mrs John Messick and family. Mrs Nellie Sterrett and children visit the Thorpe home. Dr J W Lucas of Brookville called. Uncle Josh Williams marks his 89th birthday. Several locals travel to Laurel and Brookville for errands and schooling ends. Grace Ames and DeWitt Curry ill.
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Ernest Manley
Cincinnati
Harry Manley
Orge Lewis
Brookville
Mary Senour
John Messick
Shelbyville
Nellie Sterrett
C. H. Thorpe
T. J. Holmes
Connersville
Dan Holmes
R. L. Hanna
Elizabeth Day
Laurel
J. W. Lucas
Charles Brown
Josh Williams
George Lennard
Andrew Alley
Crit Morford
Arvilla Cy
William Senour
Mollie Atwood
James Curry
Wilson Morford
J. C. Swan
John Hammond
Edith Wright
Blooming Grove
Frances Foster
Geneva Matthews
Boyd Lewis
Frank Senour
Grace Ames
DeWitt Curry
Tom Lewis
Richard Senour
Roy Alley
George Lewis
Tom
Oak Forest
How Is Your Complexion A Woman Should Grow More Beauti ful
A column advises women to improve complexion with baths diet exercise and liver and bowel care. It claims aging improves beauty with proper routines and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion or sluggish liver issues.
Shoulder to Shoulder quote from Leonard Wood
A wartime chorus echoes in a Leonard Wood remark calling for unity among laborers newcomers native born Jews and Gentiles united by a common purpose during the war era. The line emphasizes solidarity across diverse groups in public life.
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Leonard Wood
Definition of centuries 1 to 2001 in Twentieth Century
The text defines the first century as 1 to 100 and the second as 101 to 200, extending the general rule to cover the twentieth century as the period from 101 to 2001, describing the span in a lecture-like overview of century lines.
State Builders and the Call for Action in Mazzini's View
Excerpt argues patience as sole remedy misreads coming upheaval urging proactive state action. Cites Mazzini on closing the gulf and erecting a durable state, then shifts to a health ad praising Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from constipation and indigestion.
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Mazzini
Build Up Trade Quote Promotes Merchants and Ads
Leonard Wood urges building merchant marine to aid commerce and trade. The note advises quiet operation and advertising in a Tribune to stay busy with customers.
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Leonard Wood
Tribune
Ripley County to Sell Highway Bonds for County Infirmary Road
Auditor W. D. Robinson announces sale of forty $300 highway improvement bonds at 10:00 a.m. June 7 1920 in Versailles Indiana for cash with 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds dated March 1 1920 run ten years with first due May 15 1921 and final payment when all bonds are paid. Bid rejection rights reserved.
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Ripley County
Indiana
Versailles
Board of Commissioners
Henry Wilson
County Infirmary
Square deal pledge for farmers echoed by Leonard Wood
A historical newspaper snippet quotes Leonard Wood promising a square deal for farmers and notes the paper’s reach to every home, inviting advertisers to reach buyers through its pages.
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Leonard Wood
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