Influenza Affects Local Residents and Visitors
Arthur Stiip and Stipp suffer influenza while many neighbors and extended family members attend sick beds and social calls. Homer Brooking moves to a large farm. Bryan Morrison and wife bring home the remains of their one year old son. local doctor visits Henry Sallee for rheumatism and cold. Correspondent J A Brooking notes illness, travel, and small-town caregiving.
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Bryan Morrison
Hlingis
Crawford Graveyard
Local Notes From Tunnelton Community
Mrs Fieta Mathis reports Prof Noy Beldon ill. M Bessie Worthington stays at Aitchell. Curt Masdon of Mitchell visits Chis children. Mrs Carn tngie ill. Tom Cooper visited daughters in Bedford last week. Vivara Minn made a business trip to Seymour. Mrs Stildr' Codhers remains ill. Jollie Beavers family returned from Pinhook. Clarence Jean and wife called on Mrs Yom Furis. Mrs 2 Mathis and Grace visited Victor Mathis. Verlie and Flavia Fun visited relatives at Syearksville. All Pythian sisters invited to Judge L Tuesday night March TS. Noble Malott and wife back in Indianapolis after several weeks away.
Leather belting for sale and local notices
Second hand Steinch feather belt offered along with spring fabric lines and sale prices at Daily Mail Office. Peter Helier calls from Telephone office about his son John's death and burial plans. Tom C. Cars departs Bedford for Lafayette to join the dispatchers office. Fred Tones visits from Huron.
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Daily Mail
Peter Helier
John
Westerdas
Jane
Mr. Fleitster
Bloomington
Tom CC. Cars
W. King
Monon O
Lafayette
Mr. Cary
Bedford
Building activity hindered by high costs and wages
The Department of Labor said high material costs and elevated wages curb new construction nationwide. Fifty-seven cities report demand for housing, while high interest rates on capital impede projects. In Oolitic Winford Patton, 45, dies of pulmonary tuberculosis. funeral held at home with burial in Hop King cemetery.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Winford Patton
Hop- King
Rich Men in Germany Escaped War and Were Sent to Slaughter
The editor Jon Mitchell Chapple argues the League of Nations risks mass immigration and global entanglements. He recalls German civilians and soldiers, denounces German regime and war crimes, and urges Americans to read and judge President Wilsons plan carefully.
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Chapple
Globe Trotter
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
League of Nations
Germany
Coblenz
Surope
Africa
Europe
Tam
Tore
Toner
Udin
Working Stone Quarry Letter From France
Private Larus M Meadows writes from France about quarry work, weather, and life abroad. He mentions departure timing for the return to the states in March, hopes to be home soon, and hears of Rob Harrell's death while sending best wishes to family and friends.
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Chateau Villain
Jaen
Toto
Tam
Fuarts
Hitestremor
States
Tomas
Rob Harrell
Bam
Larus M. Meadows
Market Prices and Livestock Report From Colorado Area
Chivagea market notes for March 17 show cattle hens, hogs and lambs with varied prices. Colorado lambs and western lambs listed at 15.00 to 19.90, native and shorn lambs around 15.00 to 17.50. Hog prices near 18.50 to 19.50 per hundredweight. cattle ranges include veal, steer, and heifer values with packing and weight details.
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Potavoes
Sisi
Bam
Ehere
M Weisht
Oyemety
Colorado
Bedford Mail Ends Subscriptions When Post Office Notified
The Bedford Mail stops when subscription expires if payment is not received through the post office. No names appear on money lists unless paid in advance. The rule follows U. S. postal regulations and covers both Daily and Weekly editions.
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Lunless
U. S
Soldiers' Letters For Pickup At Office
Accumulated in this office are many soldiers' letters that have already appeared in print. Owners should call and collect them.
Smoking Tobacco Facts From The Encyclopaedia
The article discusses tobacco flavorings or sauces used to improve burning and flavor. It advises comparing brands by smell to judge quality and notes aged tobacco and added flavorings affect enjoyment.
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Encyclopaedia
Quarries Move to Day-Shift Schedule Wednesday
Workers at local quarries shift to a one hour earlier start on Wednesday amid a push to boost output. Management projects around 200 days of stone production this year as operations adjust to the new schedule.
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Unis
Dairy Campaign Promotes Dairy Breeds and Dairy Business
The Dairy Campaign conducted by the Community Institute at Pardue University attracted wide attendance. Attendees learned about dairy breeds, feeding, and management with emphasis on distinct roles for dairy cows and draft stock. Officials noted the event offered valuable demonstrations on best practices and urged county-wide emphasis on dairy farming.
Local Notes and Changes in the Marengo Area
Frank Young reports on local people: Miss Evelyn Vixen recovering from pneumonia, Ben Hunger selling his store to Parris Mercantile Co. of Tunnelton and moving to Marengo. William Picket visiting relatives at Paoli, Elner Knight of Salem staying at home, Jo Hees and tenry Hunsucker moving Nenex tlauser to Marengo. Ralph Williams ill with ear trouble, J Speer and party from Medora visiting, and other brief local movements and visits around Campbellsburg and Tunnelton.
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Ben Hunger
Parris Mercantile Co
Tunnelton
Murengo
Aeae
Englewood Man News Clock Strikes Hard After Illness
William Callahan of Englewood returns downtown after a bout with rheumatism and shares a tale of a clock he bought twenty years ago that began striking its full repertoire during a city election watch.
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Ern
Callahan
Poe
Mr. Calla
Pan
Republienn
Talladen
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