Indiana State News Highlights Local Grange and Court Actions
Forty six new Crawford county farm bureau members joined in a drive at English and Olof Hedstrom was elected director at Hartford City. Evansville Community Chest aims to raise 139000 for charity while Public Service Commission studies Indian Bell Telephone tariffs. Shelbyville Modern Woodmen marked 27th anniversary as Glen Phares wins a county boys coin contest. Hartford City hosts sale of twenty five calves for the Boys and Girls Pig Club at fall festival. Sherman Hill wins 17500 for estate of Thomas J Hill against B&O rail line in Bedford. Michael A Locke sues Bartholomew county auditor to inspect records. Three Bartholomew farmer institutes planned for Hartsville Hawcreek Taylorsville. Brookville approves 4000 for Oscar Berg’s widow and children under workman’s comp. Marion hosts large Mason initiations. Howard Bellis, 95, of Richmond, celebrated with routine labor and visits. Prohibition violation case at Vincennes yields fines. Knox County War Mothers plant trees along Wabash riverfront. Madison county race issue ends as Backman loses recount petition. Willard Long’s bigamy conviction upheld by Supreme Court. Winamac Hospital corporation filings seek modern facility for Pulaski county. Shelbyville resident Viola Wise awarded 8107.50 damages in auto collision case.
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Crawford County Farm Bureau
English
Citizens State Bank
Hartford City
Olof Hedstrom
Community Chest Campaign
Evansville
Shelbyville Lodge of Modern Woodmen
John D. Voltz
Indian Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Indianapolis
Glen Phares
Union Township
Shelby County
Boys’ and Girls
Sherman Hill
Thomas J. Hill
Biltimore & Ohio
Bedford
Lawrence
Michael A. Locke
The
Columbus Herald
Ray Henderson
Bartholomew County
Locke
Hartsville
Hawcreek Township
Taylorsville
J. P. Trigg
Middletown
W. H. Senour
Brookville
John W. Spindler
Grabill
Oscar Berg
Industrial Board
Masonic Order
Marion
Huntington
Wabash
Kokomo
Muncie
Alexandria
Montpelier
Portland
Lern
Howard Bellis
Richmond
Bellis
England
Fred Ellerman
Vincennes
Ellerman
Wabash River
Knox County War Mothers
Charles B. O'Donnell
Elijah McFarland
B. B. Griffith
Arthur A. Backman
Madison County
Charles BE. Smith
Anderson
Supreme Court
Willard W. Long
Marjorie McFall
Winamac Hospital Corporation
Winamac
Pulaski
Apparentity Welcome Death in Universal Instinct
Fragmentary excerpt discusses universal instinct toward death and the impulse to confront danger. The text references fear, self-love, and an enemy, shaping a wary, reflective mood from Octavius B Frothing.
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Octavius B
Automatic Lighthouse Lights Coast of Swansea at Dusk to Dawn
Daylight powers an automatic lighthouse on the Swansea coast through chemical action. The lamp illuminates at dusk and goes dark at dawn as the light system operates without human attention.
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Swansea
Wales
Capitol Dome Painted With One Thousand Silicas
The report states that the capitol building in Washington needs one thousand silicas of paint to cover its dome. The detail emphasizes the large quantity required for the job.
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Capitol
Washington
Mortality Statistics Highlight Safety Zone Gaps
Phineas Shark, noted statistician, argues that even with all safety zones in the United States laid out, pedestrians would exist outside them as drivers ignore zones. Detroit Motor News reports the claim as a provocative commentary on road safety.
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Phineas Shark
Statia Heian
United States
Detroit Motor News
Their History Lost By Time In Maya Decline
A compact historical note explains that northern Europe dwelled in reed huts while the Maya in Yucatan approached civilization before decline. The exact cause remains unknown, and by 1500 conquests found temples palaces and cities in ruins.
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Europe
Yucatan
Grain Exports From New York Reach Large Annual Total
The city ships about 100 million bushels of grain abroad each year, marking New York as a major grain export hub with widespread distribution to international markets.
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New York
Gift List Items for Various Fabrics and Accessories
A long list of gifts and fabrics including Jersey knit silk, blouses, tuxedos, shirt waists, dress materials, skirts, bathrobe and kimono fabrics, lace curtains, table linens, bedding, curtains, bags, jewelry, umbrellas, hosiery, gloves, corsets, hair nets, cosmetics, and accessories. It reads like a catalog of gifts and sewing supplies with many fabric types and finishings.
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Jersey
Christmas Gift Items for Girls Catalog Listing
A detailed list of decorative and practical items for young girls includes clothing such as flannel middies in multiple colors, wool scarves, sweaters, raincoats, slippers, gloves, bloomers, purses, and accessories like earrings, brooches, combs, beads, vanity items, jewelry, pen sets, brushes, powders, perfume, and nightwear. It also mentions stationery, pencils, fabric, and materials for dresses and robes, plus bath and bedtime garments.
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Harding
Boys Gift Items List From A Holiday Catalog
A compiled list of wearable and grooming goods for children aged three to seven, including sweaters, shirts, belts, hosiery, coats, hats, umbrellas, knits, and accessories. Also covers corduroy suits, military brushes, nail kits, toothpaste, shaving cream, and shoe care items.
Baby’s Merry Xmas Catalog of Little Folks Attire and Toys
For a Baby's Merry Xmas White Serge Chinchilla and Corduroy Coats for children one two or three years old Caps Mittens Veils Booties Dresses long or short Sweaters white blue brown or red Darling or Teddy Bear Suits Loggins wool or silk Stockings Kimonos Embroidered Flannel Cuddledowns Carriage Robes and Blankets Crib Blankets Jiffy Pants Rubber Sheets Feeding Aprons Baby Pin Sets Bibs Talcum Powder Celluloid Dolls and Rattles Plush Teddy Bears Fancy Dolls Rubber Dolls
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Indiana State News
Viola Wise
Shelbyville
Lester W. Lewellen
Lewellen
M. J. Meister & Company
Pat F
Santa
Kramer
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