Notice to Hunters on Protected Lands
Notice to hunters. For the protection of birds and harmless animals, all persons are barred from hunting, to trespass on lands owned or controlled by the order. Violators will be prosecuted under state law. Names listed: J. R. Hershman, John Montgomery, C. S. Barton, Harry Ware, Ed Hess, W. D. Pence, F. A. Tyler, I. Lyonw, George & Jon Ade, John Foresman, Jacob Bowers, Abe Dewees, Howard Griggs, Frank Ervin, Sam Colle, Marlin Jon, Chas. Kindig, WM. Light, Harvey Waling, Geo. B. Stalr, Ed Kilmer, Jacob L. Bringle, Frank Herath, Jay Merchant, Harry Gerrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hershman
John Montgomery C
Barton Harry Ware
Hess
W. D. Pence
F. A. Tyler I. Lyonw
George
Jon Ade
Jobn Foresman
Jacob Bowers
Abe Dewees
Howard Griggs
Frank Ervin
Knights of Pythias Meet in Castle Hall Weekly
The Knights of Pythias lodge holds Monday evening meetings in Castle Hall with visitors welcome. Frank Dewees serves as C C R E Cunningham acts as K of R and other officers noted.
Relief comes at last for cough remedy ad
An old advertisement notes relief after years of coughing for A F Sherer of Haviland Ohio. It touts Claude Pine as the remedy with three bottles claimed to cure a neglected cough. Includes simple directions and a list of distributors Montgomery Snyer and Ne., with a cartoonish line about yellow color and a Farmers Mutual Insurance Association notice in Newton County listing directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Sherer
Haviland
Ohio
Claude Pine
Sunday School and church events scheduled this month
The Sunday School meets at 9 30 next Sunday morning with morning preaching at 10 30. Conference is set for the last of September. After taking two Sundays for vacation four Sundays remain after next Sunday. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Boner next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Dignified Protest Amid Uncertain Servant Allegations
An old account notes a servant accused of misplacing value, with claims of unjust reprimand by the master. The text argues the accusations lack full proof. Separately, forest rangers on Mount Rainier describe a stone flame structure unusual since wood is typically used, citing stone proximity and wood scarcity as reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Rangers
Mount Rainier
Music In Church Introduces The Organ To Liturgy
The text notes that Gregorian chant dominated church music for about a thousand years, with no instruments or harmonic additions. The organ became the primitive instrument introduced to accompany the chant and remained the sole instrument for a long period in church liturgy.
Conscience as Guide in Turbulent Times Quote
A brief quotation emphasizes conscience as the sole talisman guiding life through moral force. It extols a small inextinguishable flame as the star of our existence, lighting the path of duty amid life’s tumultuous seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiel
Wonderful Natural Spectacle at Garden of the Gods
The Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs Colorado spans about 500 acres and features bizarre red and white sandstone pinnacles many exceeding 800 feet in height. Notable formations include the Cathedral Spires and the Balanced Rock with a gateway of two enormous 820 foot red sandstone masses spanned by a road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hidden pleasures scattered along the path of life
A fragmented meditation on enjoying life’s small pleasures as one seeks a larger exciting goal. The text emphasizes not overlooking simple moments amid a broader journey and exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Lamp glass cleaning method from old advice column
The text advises cleaning lamp glasses by holding them over steam from a teakettle then rubbing with a folded newspaper and finishing with a soft cloth. It promotes a simple, traditional method to restore clarity and shine.
Sunflower Industry Grows in Southern Russia
Sunflower cultivation has become an industry in southern Russia as people find uses for the seeds. The kernels supply food and oil, with fields yielding about 60 bushels of seeds producing more than 59 gallons of oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Surprised Mother at Missionary Society Meeting
A brief vignette describes a missionary society gathering where a woman leader searches a Bible for a passage. In a moment of comic irony, a man named Turing steps forward and exclaims, That’s my mother's starter. The scene blends domestic memory with a humorous misreading during devotional reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society
Turing
Grti
Wedding Ring Fashion Trend on Thumb in England
The review notes large wedding rings were popular in that era and that Jo seldom wore a wedding ring on the thumb though it had been placed on the fourth finger during the ceremony. Working rings were also worn on the thumb to mid seventeenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wedding Superstitions and Pasteurized Milk Rules
A collection of old wedding superstitions notes June marriage omens and widow remarriage risks. It also outlines pasteurizing milk steps with heating to 145 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes, cooling, sealing, and use, claiming disease-killing effects.
Fountain Park Chautauqua Week Aug 23 29 Schedule
A historic 1920 Chautauqua week at Fountain Park features lectures by Drs Lappin and Christie, concerts by Kelajubi's Bawaiians and Bohemian Ladies' Orchestra, Davies Opera Co performances, readings, and a Boys' Band finale. Stocktallers meet and a Frank Waler Allen feature. Sunday includes morning services and concerts closing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lappin
Christie
Moving Pictures
Kelajubi
Bawaiians
Davies Opera Co
J. Ladd Thomas
Bohemian Ladies
Ladies
Real Estate Transfers and a Chapter of Prominent Notices
Real estate transfers list multiple 1920 to 1926 deeds in Goodland and Brook with buyers such as Franklin W Best, Jessie C Hitt, Ethlinda Francis, Francis Oliver Cyphers, Mary Best et al, Arthur A Bishopp, involving parcels in Sell's Add Jefferson and Thayer townships. An unrelated fragment mentions a secret wedding and a Shrewsbury headmaster referenced in Charles Darwin’s boyhood anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Best
Harvey Lt. Myers
Sell's Add
Brook
Jessie C. Hitt
Roy T
Brouchard
Haires
Goodland
Ethlinda Francis
Jesse Cox
Jno. Wilsons SouthWest
Francis Oliver Cyphers
Thomas ‘I. Swart
Breck
Thayer
Mary Best
Alta Jes
Schilling Undiv
Jefferson
Arthur A. Bishopp
Ida A Schubierg
W. See
Art
Washington
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BBOOK
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Wailwcys Foresman
Brave Ind
Frank Dewees
C. A “Wwood
Cas
Indiana
Cartoons Magazine
Hough MN
Light
Fres
Chas
E. Hateh
Kentiand
John A. Wildasin
Secy
Kentland
John H. Cor
Morocco
John F. Lawrence
Brook B
Constable
Treaa
Church News
E.S. Hess, Mer
GD. Larrison
Ofice
A .M
Walter G. Heas
Cunningham See
Frep Lyons
J. D. Riew
H. M. Lig
Jane
Fountain Park
Vertie
Earey
Charles Darwin
Butler
Shrewsbury School
Tery
Cad Auto CO
Claude Fix & Co
Continental Hartford
National Liberty
Connecticut
Cunningham
John Stonebill
Ford
Grider & Son
Goodlant
N. E. BarKer
Sandwich
T. B.collier,m.d
Brook, Ind
J. E. Tinder
D.V
Graduate Veterinal
Lyons & Hershman
Phong 263
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