Local Folks, Businesses Mention Farm Sales and Visits
Lyons and families visited Saturday while El Glaude, Herriman, and Miller of Morocco called on the Reporter. Miss Velma Carpenter was in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gridley sold their Chicago home. Kentland and Medoryville residents were seen, with seed corn offers from Jethro Mattox and Pratts Buttermilk Chick Food promotions. Local trades advertise price cuts, feed and lawn mower sharpening, and pianos for sale. Fred Snyder attended Rexall Stores meeting in Chicago.
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Velma. Carpenter
Chicago
Les
W. A. Gridley
Lawrence FitzPatrick Loans Insurance Ad and Local Notes
A compact column notes LOANS INSURANCE offered by Lawrence FitzPatrick and LAW. BROOK INDIANA. It also mentions Mrs Bess Price and family returning to Oxford with Howard Snyder, along with Beagley’s homecoming from Texas. The piece touts Aeromotor mills sold to Governor W T McCray and Chas Ancum, comparing Aero Motor mills to a Ford for self selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. McCray
Chas Ancum
Governor's Worth
Chas Bentley
Taking More of Leases In Jasper County Oil Fields
Several sets of oil men are taking leases on thousands of acres across Jasper County in Milroy Hanging Grove Gillam and Walker townships. A key lessee says indicators look good and a cheaper test well may be drilled this season, while The Democrat cannot confirm beyond hopeful chatter.
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Jasper County
Milroy
Hanging Grove
Gillam
Walker
Democrat
Jagper Co. —Democrat
One Act Banquet Highlights Township Institute
The Throebers Exsoy banquet and Institute program featured a noon banquet with guests Mr and Mrs J A White S S Davis and Mr and Mrs W C Schannaub. Miss Louise Constable of Goodland acted as toastmistress and the toasts covered theatre themed titles. County Supt W O Schanstab received a sweet pea basket in gratitude for teachers loyalty and service to students.
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Township Institute
Court House
J. A. White
Davis
W. C. Schannaub
Misa Louise Constable
Goodland
Mises Constable
Amy Cooper
Judy Gentry
W. Schanlaub
Emma Bell
Ruth LeMasters
Gladys Hauser
W. 0. Schanstaub
Grant Township
Acheo
Lraquole Township
Nanely
Hilda Sparks
Avy
Ruth Cooper
Elsie Perkins
Traquois
Kentland Institute
Millions of Children Starving Across Europe This Winter
A vast array of agencies and leaders coordinate a historic relief drive for European children facing starvation amid war. Calls for funds and help pour in from religious groups and charities, with Hoover's administration backing relief and American organizations pledging aid to avert famine.
Rickets Relief Appeals Across Europe Aid Effort
A two year old Vienna girl shows deformity from rickets, now improving after care at Suerte Convalescent Home as relief groups mobilize funds. American Relief Administration, Red Cross, Quakers, Jewish Welfare, and other bodies coordinate to ease winter hunger among European children threatened by undernutrition and disease.
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Aimericn
Iit
Livingston
American Red Cross
Feng
Wiscopory
Europe
Pra Vestal Churehes
Fig
Hemestant
Buran
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover Ax Chairman Ate Hs Hower Af Amertcan Ehadiahie MW
Edgar Kart
Sivingstan Tie Roma
Amerion Tee Ovis
Petis Waurhy
Jornals
Orb
Sepennens
Rabbis of
Volumber
Yo Roberd
Tonden
Chirlorhin Association
Mes Ami S. Lyon
Ropersvacelase
Kate “Onnen
Arthur Brow
Sol Connell
Charenes
Ty Soto
Sfaaden
Ana
Vienna
Suerte
Interstate Public Service Sells 7 Percent Stock to Patrons
The Interstate Public Service Company sold approximately 500000 dollars of 7 percent prior lien stock to its customers, through its own offices and employees. Chairman Harry Reid said investors in gas and light properties see partners in the enterprise and expect mutual benefit. The plan, aimed at funding extensions and service improvements, reflects a trend among utilities to raise funds directly from patrons.
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Iivestment
Interstate Public Service Company
Harry Reid
Reid
Interstate
Indianapolis Star
Weastock
FB. C. Burch
Cooke Wendell and Clara Luelle Wendell Married in Indianapolis
Rayond Cooke son of Mr and Mrs John L Cooke of this place and Miss Clara Luelle Wendell of Indianapolis were married at Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church Indianapolis at high noon Saturday April. Rev pastor of church officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by a few close relatives. The groom returns from overseas and is with Irving Park Electrical Company in Chicago. They will live at 32 Sawyer Avenue Chicago after May 1. The Herald joins friends in congratulation. Friday night at the Coliseum the three act comedy drama The Importance of Being Earnest by Kentland High School under B H S Junior Class. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Everyone welcome.
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Goodland Herald
Cooke
John L. Cooke
Clara Luelle Wendell
Indianapolis
Roberts Park Methodist
Irving Park Electrical Company
Chicago
Sawyer Avenue
Unois
The
Herald
Kentland High School
Chocolates on sale at The DeLuxe Confectionary
Bunte, Gottam and Schrefft brands offered late Saturday at 59e per unit by The DeLuxe Confectionary.
Wedding Surprise Unites Evelyn Johnson and John Showalter
Miss Evelyn Johnson daughter of Mrs Thomas E Horn and John Showalter a Purdue senior in electrical engineering were married in a surprise ceremony that delighted friends. The couple reside with the bride’s mother in Lafayette as they prepare for June graduation and a life together in Indiana. The note also references local Gun control debates and crime incidents as Wheatfield residents react to a Chicago shooting.
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Evelyn Johnson
Thomas E. Horn
South Twenty-fourth Strees
John Showalter
Connersville
Purdue University
Decatur
Lafayette Journal
April Meeting Notes of the WCT U at Library
The April meeting at the library had good attendance with Rev. Borkert presenting Why We Need the Sabbath. May programs include Annie Roet on Indiana law and the Bible in public schools, Mrs Ulyat on traveling carnivals as vice promoters, Ty Meredith on anti-narcotics, and a potential visit by Miss Carpenter. Everyone is invited.
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WCTU
Borkert
Annie Roet
Wn. Ulyat
Ty E. Meredith
Miss Carpenter
Eveyone
Kokomo Tires On Haynes Car To Be Awarded In Chicago Exposition
The Indiana Society of Chicago plans to award Kokomo Rubber Company tires and the original Haynes automobile, both Hoosier pioneers, to a guest at the industrial exposition on April 16 at the Drake Hotel in Chicago. Kokomo tires will be 33 by 4 inches, contrasting with early pneumatic tires of 36 inch diameter and two inch cross section. The showcase builds on Kokomo’s claim to lead in America’s tire trade and links the Smithsonian exhibit in Washington, D.C. to this Chicago event.
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Indiana Society of Chicago
Ial
Indiana
America
Kokomo
Kokomo Rubber Company
Haynes
U.S
Kokomo Tires
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D.C
Conrad
Indian Society of Chicago
Seed corn ear shelling weighs 18 to 15 percent ounces
At the Farm Bureau Meeting last week Harry Warr exhibited a corn ear that weighed 18 ounces before shelling and 15 percent ounces after. He estimates the shelling rate would yield about 64 pounds to the bushel, a notable improvement over the standard 56 pounds. Warr, an expert corn breeder, has spent years experimenting with a particular variety.
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Harry Warr
Farm Bureau
Warr
No Place For German Blood Citizens, Pershing Urges Loyalty
In a New York speech General Pershing condemned disloyalty and foreign propaganda during wartime. He urged American citizens to uphold loyalty, reject those of German birth seeking to influence U S policy, and defend actions in France Belgium and on the seas. He demanded unwavering patriotism and warned against debasing citizenship for political or foreign aims.
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New York
America
Pershing
France
Belgium
High Seas
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Sonal and Business
NEWS
Lyons and Familiet
Herriman
Morocco
Kentland
Welch
Wife
Paul Hangon
3. D. Rich
Medoryville
Air
Wm. Oliver
Edwardville
Chas. Stearman
Reids
Chas Spangler
Manford Shrimplman
Georgia Hennigan
Donovan
Frank Nierath
E. B. Hess Drug Co
Charles Lowe
John Lowe
Brook
Mrs
Bennett Lowe
Dr. Wood
Wat- Sekt
T. E. Collier
Young Dearduril
Mrs. x E. Tider
Glen Snyder
Hammond
Isingting
Howard Snyder
G. EB. West
T. W. Hopkins
Kankakee, al
Fred Snyder
Rexall Stores Association
Rexall Company
Lawrence
FitzPatrick Law
EL Heas Drug Co
Thorpe Beagley
Texas
Ohman
Beagley
Waco
New Activiy Evidenced Inc
Jasper County Fields
Pate
Troquois
Pliny
J. B. Diller
United States Geologeeal Survey
Department of the Interior
Rickets
Interstate Company
Wendell
Mt Candy Sale
Johnson — Showalter
Wheafield
Garrett
Barrett
Wheatfield
W. G
Auto Tires
Hoosier Exposition
Wwanger
Gen. Pershing Stiesks
Lol Wershman
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