Community Notes of Sunday Visits and Gatherings
Otter Creek residents including Louis Graue and wife with Mrs. Barney Butt spent last Sunday with Albert Butt and family. Raymond Butt helped harvest with Henry Rohls. Albert Thielbar and family and Henry Krinhop with wife and daughter Annie visited John Thielbar’s. Charles Fellerman and family spent Sunday at High Bridge. Chris Legenhaus and family visited Will Grow and wife. Albert Butt’s family spent Sunday evening with Charles Fellerman. Chris Legenhaus visited John Meyer and family on Saturday. Mrs Chris Legenhaus spent part of last week with Louis Graue and family. Clarence Fellerman and sons attended a show at Osgood Sunday evening. Charles Fellerman and family and Chris Legenhaus and family attended an ice cream party at Louis Graue’s last Friday evening. George Richter and family spent Thursday evening with Charles Fellerman.
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Louis Graue
Barney Butt
Albert Butt
Raymond Butt
Henry Rohls
Albert Thielbar
Henry Krinhop
Annie
John Thielbar
Charles Fellerman
High Bridge
Chris Legenhaus
Will Grow
John Meyer
Clarence Fellerman
Clarence
Roy Butt
Osgood
George Richter
Local Visitors Shared in Sunday Gatherings
Napoleon and Mrs Thomas Fowler returned to Indianapolis after a week with relatives here. Sunday guests included Meta and Alma Fellerman and others. visits from Behlmer Hyatts and Gookins families. Fehringer and Meyer family. William Smith and Marvin Rays households. Porters Abplanalp and Grow family all described as several local relatives visiting on weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fowler
Indianapolis
Meta
Alma Fellerman
Ada
Bertha Vogel
Helen
Sylvia Taylor
Edna
Alice
Harry Behlmer
Sunman
Emerson
Robert Hyatt
Anderson
Henry Gookins
Frank Fehringer
Marie
Batesville
Andrew Meyer
William Smith
Harry Smith
Marvin Rays
Greensburg
Clyde Grow
Porter Abplanalp
Will
Local families visit over weekend in Napoleon area
Notes show Noah Strader and family from Napoleon stayed with George Ferather and wife while Mrs. Henry Schwab and children visited Mrs. George Schrader. Cincinnati guests Frank Oliver and John Sullivan stayed with John Finke. Irvin Wenning and son from Batesville visited Lawrence Kestler. Laughery Bridge residents Harry Huneke and family visited Henry Grave. Brebberman brothers and John Follmer visited Vir gil Hartig. Indianapolis visitor Harry Schwab stayed with his family from Sunday to Monday. The threshing season is underway locally.
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Noah Strader
Napoleon
George Ferather
Henry Schwab
George Schrader
Frank Oliver
John Sullivan
Cincinnati
John Finke
Irvin Wenning
James
Batesville
Lawrence Kestler
Harry Huneke
Laughery Bridge
Henry Grave
John
Carl Brebberman
John Follmer
Virgil Hartig
Harry Schwab
Indianapolis
Instructions From Wilson Drive Cox To Seek Woodrow’s Favor
The article argues Cox must align fully with Woodrow Wilson, sacrificing own views to gain approval. It claims Cox would adopt nationalism drift toward internationalism and subjugate Congress and treaty rights to Woodrow’s influence. It ends with a testimonial praising Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint.
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Cox
Woodrow
United States Senate
Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Directors In Session Federation of Farmers meet at Osgood
Ripley County officers gathered at Osgood on July 24 to discuss coal buying through the federation allow any county resident to order anthracite coal. Miss Luella Gookins chosen to represent Ripley at the state home economics school. Fertilizer pricing and farm club plans debated amid rising costs. A dairy campaign, calf club rules, and a farmers picnic date were set for August.
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Federation of Farmers of
Ripley County
Osgood
Harry Schwier
Batesville
Schwier
Luella Gookins
State School of Home Economics
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Adams Township
Indiana
First Sleeping Car On Cumberland Valley Railroad
A sleeping car entered service on the Cumberland Valley line in 1836 or 1837 before being abandoned in 1848, marking an early use of sleeping accommodations in rail travel.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Giant Yonkers Chestnut Falls To Age And Lore
Residents recount a Yonkers chestnut tree once linked to Washington lore. The 35 foot tall trunk with 35 foot girth was cut down by city workers and carted away. Owner Charles F. Coy praised its size and sweetness of chestnuts while noting the vine remains and cherished memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Charles F. Coy
Yonkers
New York
Westchester County
New York State
Insect Pest Destruction By Contact Insecticides
The American Forestry Magazine advises destroying leaf and stem pests by contact insecticides rather than stomach poisons. Powder forms like hellebore slug shot and tobacco dust kill by blocking breathing pores. fluids include aphine black leaf 40 fish oil soap nicotine kerosene miscible oil and lemon oil. For leaf eating pests stomachic poisons such as arsenate of lead paris green or hellebore are effective when properly diluted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
ReadershipPrefs for Advertisements in Red Sea Region Press
Advertisers dominate reading habits in the Red Sea region with residents preferring ads over stories. Magazines and newspapers reaching the Aden consulate are eagerly borrowed by locals seeking promotional content.
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Red Sea
Aden
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Osgood R. R. No
Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
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Batesville Bank
Chestnut
Washington Ts
Georgette
Campbell
Kingan
A. C. Foerster & Co
Comy Fair
Ripley
Yositos
Aurora
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