Local Happenings Include Hogs Robbery and Rail News
Logansport resident George Andrews drove with hogs to town and drank heavily. He was robbed of over 1500 after celebrating, while Oscar Debord confessed to taking 100 from George Alfreds Fries and hid the money in his mother's cupboard in Clymers. Snowy week, rising freight rates, local visits, and small ads fill the scene as 1915 plans roll on.
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Logansport
Pharos
George Andrews
Purenettsville
Oscar Debord
George Aldrew Fries
Durnethsville
Sheri Stanley
DeFord
Clymers
Stanley
Ferguson
Berkshire
Two-Day-Old Child Buried in Local Funeral
A two-day-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nethercut was buried on Tuesday. Visiting relatives Maude and Minnie Reiff and Russell Reiff spent a couple days in Monticello. A teen Monticello High student John Carruthers attacked ten-year-old Charles Smith’s son, breaking the boy’s knee with a blow after snowballing. The dedication of Jackson town ship’s new Ida ville school drew a large crowd with a modern building praised as a credit to the community. County commissioners from White and Carroll counties met at Tioga bridge to discuss a new Tippecanoe river bridge. no decision yet, with a January 20 meeting planned. White county commissioners voted to increase the radiation in the courtroom and noted a white Christmas.
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John Carruthers
Monticello High School
Charles Smith
White
Carrell Counties
Tioga Bridge
Audietors
Tippecanoe River
White County
Carroll County
Christmas Prayer Calls for Joy and Hope in All Hearts
A Christmas blessing asks readers to open eyes to new, interesting things and attune ears to good cheer. It urges generosity and receiving with grace, to shed yesterday's fears and strife, and face tomorrow with the radiance of the star and angels' message of peace and goodwill.
Scarlet fever situation allows school to reopen in Surnettsaville
The scarlet fever situation in Surnettsaville and nearby areas has improved with no new cases and existing patients recovering quickly. The quadranture of school children was lifted by A. Noel on Tuesday morning and the school will reopen next Monday, December 20, with churches resuming services.
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Surnettsaville
A. Noel
Mondiy
Local Notes On Visitors And Health
Fred R. Gorman spent several days in Indiana polis last week. Miss Snowder Emmetts of Logan sport was a Sunday guest of Mrs. L. N. Benjamin. The district schools have dis missed for the holiday vacation until January st. James Clewell has returned from the Mayo hospital at Rochester Minn. He was operated on and is getting along fine.
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Fred R. Gorman
Indianapolis
James Clewell
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Store Promotion Offers Free Asbestos Toy Iron
An advertisement promises that every woman making a Christmas purchase of one dollar or more at the store will receive a free asbestos toy iron. The offer emphasizes value and leverages holiday shopping to attract customers.
Christmas Battle Prompt for Chief Kokokomo Cream
A quirky sales line proposes buying a wife in a fictional battle named Chief Kokokomo Cream as a Christmas gift. The text suggests Brown is selling the item and implies a humorous or surreal scenario with furniture included.
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Brown
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Maude Reiff
L. A. Cochran
Frank ‘Marsh
Plymouth
M. F. Hilderbrand
Col
V.D. Clyne
H. Beshear
Lowell Tam
A.fp. Galbreth
Fairbanks
Surnettsville Elevator Co
J. C. Buchanan
David James
Bloomington
James Gardner
Vic Sheets
The
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Monticérlo
W L Marlin
Citizen Office
A. Nethercutt
Kenneth
the State Bank of
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Capitol
Nyal’s
Indiana
Duffey Bros
Chas
Nethercut
Maude
Minnie Reiff
Russell Reiff
Monticello
Jackson Township
Idaville
Tdnville
Tam
Townsley
Townsley Attsville Lumberman
Christmas
F. Galbreth’s
Burnettsville, Indiana
Gome
Silver Service
Universal
Universal Bread Mixers
Aluminum
Steel
Berlin
Kettles
J. J. Buchanan & Bro
Kmas
W. Beshoar
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