Community notices and social visits in Cory area
Local names and households share visits dinners and gatherings across Cory and nearby towns. Betty Harbin, James, Mary Lau Ewart, and families visit. Elsie Stunts and Otis Stunts hosted. Bea Trice Wyatt and John Wyatt guests of Mrs Wyatt’s brother Hale Jeffers. Decoration Day events noted with several dinners and guest lists.
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Deey
Charch
Wilma Louise Redenbacher
Vic
Jeffers
Beatrice Wyatt
Tedianspolis
Mra. Royce Rector
Paul Miller
Alfred Ewart and
Familly
Otis Stunts
Hurnett
Banday
Roby Molesitr
Ethel Anders
Adiuro
James Hitchin
Brazil
Betty Loo Harbin
Brother James
Mary Lau Ewart
Clifford Hull
Chill
Dre
Terre Hunte
Charles Redenbacher
John Wyatt
Beatrice
Melissa Thonap
Conrad Romax
Cory
Agnes Moleaitt
Eerie Noe
Edith Stewart
Norma Jane
Extel Mae
Patricksburz
Kurwil Modesitt
Clell Jackson
Am Curoll Lee
Bam Jackson
Clay County Indiana invites sealed bids for road improvement
The Clay County Commissioners Indiana announce sealed bids for completion by grading draining and paving a state line highway in Clay County Indiana The project includes Walter F Knox Toll Gate Road section in Jackson Township and a route along the Free Travel Road Plans specs and profiles are on file with the Clay County Auditor Bids must be sworn and accompanied by bonds experience equipment and statements The board reserves the right to reject all bids dated June 4 1981 Lewis H Schommever Auditor Clay County Indiana
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Clay
Indiana
Cherafflee
Braxil
Indana
Flay County
Indien
Walter Th Knox +t
Dackeon
Xaird
Mange
Nuld
Bor
Kennedy
Ams
Clay County
Tadhaba
Ise
Lewis H. Schommever
Autor
Eada
For Sale or Trade in Terre Haul area
For sale or trade eight rooms on a widened street near the Deer center of the city. Asking about one acre. References to Hanwovy Brazil or Miaunton, XXX. Brazil Gazette. Brazil, Ind. 2b.
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Terre Haul
Bun
Brazil
Care Brazil Gazette
Ind
Eliminate Black Currants to Protect White Pines
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers and the public to discontinue cultivating cultivated black currants in regions with white pines. Black currants, the English type, are most susceptible to white pine blister rust and help spread the disease over long distances. Other currants and gooseberries resist better, but the cycle of rust can reach any currant. Bulletin 120 F explains culture and spread, and the department asks for state action to eliminate this plant to safeguard forests. Copies of Farmers' Bulletin 190 F are available free from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington D C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tella
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic
Appalachian
Ohio Valley
Minnisppi Valley
Lates States
Office of Information
Washington, D.C
Prune Young Trees for Profitable Yields
Ohio State horticulture extension specialist F. H. Reach urges light pruning of young apple trees to develop a strong modified leader and prevent weak crotches. Training aims to balance growth, avoid crowding, and reduce stem injury by shaping the central trunk and peripheral branches.
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F. H. Reach
Ohio State
Beach
Old Age Fast Removing Many Soils From Service In Illinois
Old age rapidly degrades soils in Illinois due to natural aging and human actions. E A Norton asserts that both nature and man contribute, with humans the greater offender by stripping protective cover and letting rainfall erode. Continuous cropping depletes fertility and moisture. Proper soil management preserves youth and vigor.
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Illinois
E. A. Norton
University of Miinola
Man
Mys Noston
Moses Horns in Medieval Art Depicts Wrathful Leader
A medieval church gate at Rome’s Bl Pietro in Vincolla is described as showing Moses with horns. Scholars link the horns to a misrendered Exodus verse, where qaran means rays of light while qeren means horn, suggesting translators confused terms and popularized the horned Moses image.
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Moses
Calossal
Bl Pietro
Vincoll
Rome
Michelangelo
Borne
Mount Inal
Hibiscus Symbols In Hawaii Used As Danger Signal
In Hawaii the hibiscus, especially the hibiscus plant known as the Hower, is common with about 2000 varieties. The governor’s office displays two large floral balls daily, tended by a long-term prisoner who serves as gardener. Red hibiscus flowers are used as danger signals along streets and at work sites, and workers sometimes see flowers dangling from a load to warn pedestrians.
Peering Into a Wandering Ballad Whistler’s Celtic Gift
Grace Rhys notes in an introduction that a wandering musician born among people could weave a line of verse and an entrancing Celtic melody into a single song. His wind blown mood and plon drive created an irresistible world of love.
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Bures
Burne
Grace Rhys
Mark Twain Busy Writer Reaches Upstairs Anecdote
A humorous exchange recalls Mark Twain in his study busy with writing when his daughter answers the door claiming he is upstairs riding a goat. The caller asks for Mr. Clemens and is told he is in but not visible.
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Mark Twain
Abe
Mr. Clemens
Parade Wondered By Spit and Argy President
Old Bull Tomsine, president of the Spit and Argy club, muses on why parades attract him. He strolls downtown for a sunny view of the event and imagines how trigger alarms from fire trucks might unfold during the procession.
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Old Bull Tomsine
Spit and Argy Club
Inet
Emporiy Cinzette
Traffic Talk Delays Plague City Streets As Haphazard Trucks Crowd
Local residents report heavy traffic and disorderly congestion caused by large trucks clogging streets outside the main thoroughfares. Officials warn of safety risks as officers attempt to manage the chaotic scene in the city.
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Aelden
Multiple Local Birth Announcements From Clay County
A series of birth notices from Clay County list newborn daughters and sons with parents and streets or towns. Names include Betty May, Bonnie Lou, Byron, Shirley Ann, Heme May, Daniel Eugene, Kate Lee, Suzanne, Shieles Ant, Phylis Jean, Jarethy Nadine, Watts Dane, Caroline G. The entries date from late May with local households in Brazil, Clay City, Search Forest Avenue, Fort National Avenue, Ene Hendrix street, Kaehtaville, Briauall Rei, Wea Nanonatweno, and other area locations.
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Horn
William Sanderson
Brazil
Betty May
Torm
Court D. Woodruff
Clay City
Mandy
Bonnie Lou
Mire Silaw Pens
Search Forest Avenue
Byron
Fred Urban
Fort National Avenue
Clay County Hospital
Shirley Ann
William HL. Gore
Ene Hendrix Street
Heme May
Daniel C. Waux
Kaehtaville
Clay County
Jecephal
Daniel Eugene
Eigar Gum Mere
Briuall Rei
Kate Lee
Mix
Win
Girton
South Linen Street
Saurday
Roy W. Honter
South Alabama
Sumas
Suzanne
Terry
Watts Dane
Mir
Prank Adams
South Walnut Sree
Caroline G
Mothers Day Campaign Aims to Save Women’s Lives
A United States study credited to life insurers shows that adequate maternity care could save about 19 000 mothers annually. Mrs John Sloss of the Maternity Center Association outlines care steps including early physician examination, regulated rest and diet, and skilled medical support at delivery with nursing and housekeeping help. The association based in New York plans a national Mothers Day campaign on May 19 and offers free program suggestions to interested parties.
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United States
Statle- U
John Sloss
Pres Dent
Maternity Center Association
Sloage
Maternity Center
Ausociation
Madison Avenas
New York City
A Religious Observatory By Rev. L. Peres Buroker
A column by Rev. L. Peres Buroker critiques Texan entertainer Texas Guinan denied entry to France over alleged immorality. The piece suggests she would draw French crowds and praises harsher US treatment, arguing Americans abroad should be shown leniency and that France has started a worthy crackdown. The tone is sharply opinionated and satirical about cross Atlantic entertainment clashes.
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America
Texas
Guinan
Hestess
France
Paris
Hasing
New York
Milas Guinan
Pwice
Danige Alon
Texam
Epmelzhbors
Gulnon
United States
County Council Special Meeting on January 15 9 AM
Legal notice announces a special meeting of the county council on January 15 at 9 o clock in the County Auditor's Office Court House Brazil Indians to review estimates for additional appropriations filed in the County Auditor's Office and decide whether to make further appropriations for the year 691 as outlined by the ex entities existing in said estimates.
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Judb Lautenschlager
James D. Carpenter
Fred C. Grothe
Walter Spethring
H. F. Weber
William J. Burke Aml II
A. Shoptaggh
County Council
Jucw
County Auditor's Office
Court House
Brazil
County Auditor
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Pe Omrtures
Deckoen
Sévertios Ls
Hall
Rev. L. Peres
Buroker
Clay County Council
Dick Johnson
Fan Huren
Petty
van Buren
Ae Jackson Township
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