Examination Set for March 21 For Graduation Tests
County Board of Education held its monthly meeting and approved locations and supervisors for the first graduation examinations across Various townships on March 22. Supervisors include Harrison at No tea and McGregor at Sugar Creek No 5, with several others named for different districts.
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County Board of Education
RK. W. Intel
Varios
Venter
Central School
Lebaston
Chayers
Clinton
Etizaville
John A. Dayail
Bugle
Zionsville
Stonecipher Harrison
J. Linton
Marion
C. C. Howard
Sugar Creek
Evan McGregor
Union
Rex Moore
Washington
Joseph A. Schultz
Wortha
Whitestown
M.C Marshall
Yerry
Lester Leverett
Dacksm
Jamestown
Perry Pointer
Leld
State health bulletins track deaths and sanitation progress
The state board of health reports geographic death rates from tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever and diarrheal diseases across northern central and southern sanitary regions. Tables show trends by county and city, indicating sanitary and dietary conditions and guiding homes to healthier practices.
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Lafayette
Bloomington
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Bulletin
City News Notes from East Main and Franklin
Mra Jacob Wilcox of East Main learns her grandson Norman McMalye, a Prest-O-Lite branch office manager in Omaha, Neb, has recovered from smallpox and is out of quarantine. Guy Tribbett traveled to Lebanon after a short visit with Franklin friends as his parents Mr and Mrs C O Tribbett moved from Rushville to Lebanon last week.
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City News Mra
Jacob Wilcox
East Mainstreet
Norman M¢Malye
Prest-O-Lite Company
Omaha
Neb
Guy Tribbett
Lebanon
Franklin
Tribbettt
Ruahyilie
Franklin Star
Kern Quits Traction Co Ball of Indiana
Albert C. Kern, general superintendent at sub station of the T. W. J. & E. traction line, resigns to farm with father A. D. Kern of Antioch. Roscoe Baer succeeds, having been manager at the Day ton sub station, beginning new duties Monday.
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Albert C. Kern
T. Th 1 & K. Tractium Hie
Crawfordville
Ben Hur Traction Company
Indianapolis
A. D. Kern
Antioch
Ker
T. W. J. & E. Traction Company
Fair Grounds
Frankfort
Kern
Roscoe Baer
T. H
Dayton
Residence Burns In Brown's Valley Near Bury Mills
A house belonging to Andrew Scillwell of Brown's Valley burned to the ground Sunday near Bury Mills. The fire, likely from a defective flue, destroyed the property with the household greatly saved. Occupied by B C Keller, the loss was partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Scillwell
Brown’s Valley
Bury Mills
B. C. Keller
Judge W. H. Parr Joins Danville Pair in Marriage
County clerk office records show James A. Ward of Danville and Mrs. Lila Moore of this county married by Judge W. H. Parr on Tuesday.
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W. HW. Parr
James A. Ward
Danville
Lila Moore
Mrs Marion T Egbert sues Clem for breach of contract
Mrs Marion T Egbert of Chicago files suit against Parcival W Clem, former Rutland railway president and Vermont gubernatorial candidate. She seeks 12,916 dollars for breach of contract to trace his family tree and 2,000 dollars for a diamond ring allegedly misused by Clem.
Farm Management Survey Promotes Expansive Farming System
The Department of Agriculture reports findings from a corn belt farm management survey in Bulletin No 41. Results show owners earning about 408 dollars and tenants 870 dollars annually, with landlords averaging 3.5 percent returns and high productivity from large land areas using work horses and mechanization. The study advocates small farms near cities, diversified and efficiently run, to maximize profits.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Corn
Lediana
Ilinois
Iowa
Corn Belt
Tata
Bulletin
United States
Corh Belt
Speaker Chosen for Decoration Day Memorial Address
Dr. Kirk Waldo Robbins, pastor of the Methodist Church, will deliver the Decoration Day address at the parade observances of the G A R in May. The memorial sermon Sunday evening prior will be by Rev. A J T Ward of the Central Christian church, completing the main speakers for the annual observance.
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Kirk Waldo Robbins
Methodist Church
Methodist
A. J T. Ward
Central Christian Church
Van Nuys Declines Likely Congress Run
Frederick Van Nuys, state senator and former Anderson resident, declined the secretaryship offer from the Democratic committee explaining his Anderson duties prevent the time. He is expected to run for Congress in the Eighth district after Adair is renominated, with Adair pursuing the governorship. Mr and Mrs Ed Fowler of Him Street visited Indianapolis Tuesday.
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Congress
Frederick van Nuys
Friends
Anderson
Benator van Nay
John A. M. Adair
Adair
Ed Fowler
Him Street
Indianapolis
Debutante Ethel Lewis Rose Drew Year’s Attention
M ss Ethel Lewis Rose Mize Rosé, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Wickilife Rose of Washington, is highlighted as one of the season’s attractive debutantes. The family formerly resided in Nashville, Tenn.
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Mize Rosé
Wickilife Rose
Washington
Nawville
Tenn
Boy Revivalists in Wales Stir Swansea with Converts
A London style revival movement in Swansea features boys aged eight to fifteen marching with banners and preaching at Ebenezer Mission Hall. Over 150 converts in a week include ten younger than fifteen, highlighted by twelve-year-old Albert Harris and fifteen-year-old John Pavia who lead prayers with moving sincerity. A man named Phillips brings five daughters and a son who all convert, with the youngest confessing he must not tell lies after losing a penny.
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London
Swansea
Ebenezer Milssion Hall
Ebenezer Street
Ebenezer
Albert Harris
Albert
Khegan
John Pavia
Evenine
Evan
Philips
Mr.Phillips
Daily Thought on Noble Ideal for Ibe and Self Control
The passage reflects a motive to be good and to keep Ife pure from degrading elements. It urges constant small helpful acts to touch others, maintain a healthy spirit, and avoid petty anger and irritability as a noble idea.
Seed Cory Johnny Don ts Seed Selection
Don t select bare tipped ears or very long ears. Don t let moisture or weather ruin seed corn. Don t assume careful crib selection equals field success. Don t pick ears from large stalks in poor soil. Don t ignore shelling percentage when estimating yield. Don t assume pampered ears beat breeding stock. Don t choose ears near barren stalks wind pollinated. Don t forget to review your score card to choose ears that yield the most shelled corn per acre.
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Cory
Johnny
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State Health Board
Heaith
Marion T. Egbert
Berk Waldo Robbins
ML BE
Heach
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Ethel Lewis Rose
Wales
Wiketear
MRS. OR. Ghamlee & CO
West Sandolpa
W.H. Green
Parcela Post
Cherry Cheer CO
Sidney
Ohio
The
Lexington Life
First Rural Loan and Savings Association
Storms & Lewis H. E. Moore Seor
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