Hot Springs National Park Noted as Popular Health Resort
Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas attracts over 100000 visitors yearly for health and leisure. The springs’ history traces to Native Americans and early white explorers, with DeSoto legends tied to sixteenth century visits. The Interior Department issues a geologic folio No 215 describing hot springs and regional geology, available for twenty five cents from the Geological Survey director in Washington.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
America
DeSoto
Mississippi
Park
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
Washington, D. Cc
Beverage labeling movement targets imitation soft drinks
The department notes Americans drink 4 billion bottles of soft drinks yearly from 10,000 bottling plants and 110,000 soda counters. With flavors and scents imitating fruit, chemists have created many varieties. These drinks pose no health danger but must be properly labeled under the food and drugs act.
Roderman-Wright wedding ties two families in simple home ceremony
Frances Carolyn Roderman wed John Ralston New in a quiet Saturday night service at the Beatty Wright home. Rev. N L New officiated with ring ceremony as the couple, both connected to Louisville circles, began married life with immediate family and a few friends in attendance. Out of town guests traveled from Louisville, Princeton, and nearby towns.
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Fred Beatty Wright
Frances Carolyn Roderman
John Ralston New
Louisville
N. L. New
Fort Branch
August Roderman
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Ruth New
James L. Toy
Wiliam Toelle
Selma Toelle
William Martin
Charles
Princeton
Homer L. Genung
Frances L. Hedden
S. H. West
C. A. West
C. A. Sides
Robert Allen
Martha Vickery
Mildred Vickery
George Homer Weeks
Lottie French
George L. Ford
Katheryn
Polk
Concentration and Dissipation In Life
A reflective aphorism from Emerson on discipline and focus. It asserts that all distractions from property, friends, politics, music, or feasting are merely diversions. The true virtue lies in removing one more illusion and performing one honest, steady act of work.
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Emerson
Boonville Fair Races Stir Din And Excitement
The Big Boonville Fair featured fast, competitive racing with a large crowd. Tuesday’s results included Cracker Jack winning the County Pace and Ike Ayres taking the County Trot, while Lady Luxury and Happy Girl led several dashes. The four and one half furlong race saw Few Acres win ahead of Eddie Trantor, with Buddie Flanagan notable in multiple heats. Friday’s Derby capped the event with Daddy Wolfe prevailing in the Merchants Derby and Bloomington delivering a late upset in the final dash.
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Cracker Jack
Rowdy Boy
Lady Penn
Ike Ayres
the Clown
Bell Joe
Happy Girl
Buddy Flannigan
Frank Boyd
White County Fair
Carmi
Eddie Trantor
Lady Luxury
Dade Park
Few Acres
Panna
Buddie Flanagan
W. P. Montgomery
Daddy Wolfe
Tues
Shamrock Flower
Boonville
Ivy
Smith
Dennis, Jr
Mattie M
Donnis Jr
Thomas Lea
Rockport
Belle Onward
Electarion
Justo J
Maco Worthy
Dr. Wood
High Tom
Merchants’ Derby
Tugs
Local Horse Races Close Final Day Results
Casey wins the half mile dash while Laddy M claims the 2:30 pace after five heats with Marie D second. Alvin Bond tops the 2:14 trot with E M C in second. Jimmy Mack was flagged after the first heat. Final day results list 2:14 trot Alvin Bond first E M C second. 2:30 pace Laddy M first Marie D second Tom Thumb third L J fourth. half mile dash Martin Casey first Schemer second Clara J third. five eights mile dash Blooming ton first Buddy Flannagan second Eddie Trantor third.
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Dudley
H. M
Donris
Donnis
Camouflage
Laura Mack
Shamrock Flower
Dennis
J. B
Bee Line
Justo Jay
Captain Dudley
Bird Song
Red Pilgrim
Star Maid
Miller Girl
Frank Boyd
Bloomington
Dade Park
Buddy Flannagan
Mar
Tin Casey
Laddy M
Marie D
Alvin Bond
Jimmy Mack
E. M
Tom Thumb
L. J
Martin Casey
Schemer
Clara J
Eddie Trantor
Production of Clay in 1922 Shows Large Increases
The 1922 output of clay sold as clay in the United States reached 2,647,700 short tons valued at 8,330,514 dollars, up 52 percent in quantity and 38 percent in value from 1921. Kaolin output rose to 275,675 tons worth 2,346,095 dollars, while fire clay totaled 1,679,220 tons valued at 4,633,486 dollars. Imports also climbed with total clay imports at 350,570 tons worth 3,321,875 dollars and kaolin imports up 90 percent to 310,136 tons.
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United States
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
May leads with 553 breeders joining pure-bred sire program
During May 553 persons filed agreements to use pure-bred sires in all livestock operations including poultry. This exceeds the prior month and the campaign average. Total cooperators reach 10,964 across livestock owners in the program.
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Department
Boonville Schools Prepare For Opening Day
Boonville by all reports ready for the new term as attendance is expected to exceed last year. A full book and supply list covers grades 1 through 6 with items to be purchased at local stores.
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Boonville
Grade level course listings for 7th and 8th grade books
A catalog of classroom resources including Woodburn Moran U S History Language Book No 2 Everyday Classics Seventh Reader Matthews home economics girls Grade 7A 7B omitting History Grade sB Everyday Classics Eighth Reader United States History Package Spelling Blanks Grade 8A Hill Community Life Centennial Speller Grade 8B omitting history and speller
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Gordy
Elson
Palmer
Frye
Woodburn-Moran
Makers of America
Elson Grammar School
Emerson-Betts
Atwood
Matthews
Garrison School by Nettie Powers
Elder Charles Snyder of Illinois held church at Little Zion from Saturday to Sunday night. Mrs Polk of Evansville visited sister Mrs George Hunt last week. Miss Sarah Tennyson and Virgil Skelton visited Isaac Powers and family Saturday afternoon. Arlie Hunt, employed in Evansville, spent weekend with his parents. Dolphin Skelton and family visited Allison Skelton Sunday.
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Charles Snyder
Illinois
Little Zion
Polk
Evansville
George Hunt
Sarah Tennyson
Virgil Skelton
Isaac Powers
Arlie Hunt
Dolphin Skelton
Allison Skelton
Chairman Adaw's Only Chance in Vermont Election Call
Governor Proctor orders a special Senate election for Vermont on November 6 giving the Republican National Committee a basis to issue a credible prediction. The move aims to bolster party forecasts the day after the vote.
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Proctor
Vermont
Republican National Committee
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Sonntag
Main Sts
Fred J. Butz
Indiana
Old Reliable Bakery
Kuntzman’s Dedman and Rucker Proprietors
East Side
Boonville Implement Company
Ind
W. T. Wright & Son
Tennyson, Ind
Moses
Kansas
Tyco
Oo. A. Cook
Roderman—New
Sporting Editor
Boonville Building & Loan Assn
North Side
Court Square
Carey
Ai Abe
Yillys-Knight
Wiillys-Knight
Willys-Kacort
Country Club
Willys-Knight
Sedan
Overland
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Floyd W. Traylor
Boonville, Indiana
Alpha No
Child Classics
Adaw
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
G. L. Patton
South Second Street
Ranger
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