Women at the fair offer many departments for them
Indiana State Fair features for women include fruit and hive exhibits with $700 and $820 in premiums, a large poultry show with $2,500 in prizes, Purdue butter lectures, and an extensive art department. Dairy cattle prizes total $3,400, with top herds expected. the piece also notes political opinions and oil sprinkling trials in Knightstown and Lewisville.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Purdue University
Indiana State Fair names judges before exposition opens
State Board of Agriculture releases its judge list for the fair with E. 8. Morse M. A. McDonald T. W. Bell John E. Vestal among those named for draft horses coach horses light harness and pony classes cattle sheep swine and poultry with judges from Illinois Kentucky Michigan and Indiana across multiple disciplines.
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State Board of Agriculture
E. 8. Morse
Chicago
M. A. McDonald
West Lebanon
T. W. Bell
John E. Vestal
Plainfield
N. H. Gentry
Sedalia
Thomas Clark
Beecher
Aberdeen
L. McWhorter
Aledo
Prof
M. A. Scovill
Lexington
Oxfords
Hampshires
R. J. Stone
Stonington
Ill
Hal Woodford
Paris
Uriah Privitt
Greensburg
Lloyd Mugg
Berkshires
Poland
C. V. Keeler
Winamac
James A. Tucker
Concord
Mich
O. L. McCord
Danville
W. W. Zike
Morristown
Purdue to Exhibit at State Fair Under Christie Supervision
Purdue University plans its largest ever State Fair exhibit led by Prof. G I Christie. The display will show Purdue experiments with daily demonstrations on spraying mixtures stock judging and seed selection. A university reunion for students is set for Thursday Sept 10 with President Brene and Dean Skinner attending.
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Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Purdue
Brene
Skinner
Invest in Your Own Town Lot and Home
The piece urges workers to buy a town lot, pay it off, and improve it gradually. It argues saving $50 a year on rent funds a home and reduces dependence on landlords, noting a $500 mortgage can be paid down over time while preserving furniture and time. It claims failure leaves you no worse off, while success creates a stable home base.
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Indiana Trust Co
Grays edge Cicero in final frame for 3 2 victory
In Capital Hill Park on Sunday the Grays defeated Cicero 3 to 2 after a tense finish. Tick Connor pitched superbly allowing two hits as Schattell and Connor drove in runs and Caldwell contributed early. The game featured tight defense and a late rally to seal the win.
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Capital Hill Park
Husky Warriors
Cicero
Connor
Caldwell
Keystone
Grays
Schattell
Sharkey
Tick
Atlanta
Hamilton
John Weaver
Collings
Roquet
Fulkerson
Wise
Johnson
Bolin
Purkey
Voters and Local Notes From New Castle Area
The New Castle Tribune cites real estate value at 23 3 million with bonded debt at 51 000 and outstanding debts 27 804 79. Wayne and Henry county people gather for Penny family reunion at Greenville fairgrounds August 8 with officers listed. Local notices mention Rev A N Marratt wheat crop yield 2206 bushels from 98 acres and a Texas death of Cal Bates once a farmer and horse breeder near Falmouth. Detective Penny investigates Jeffsidetrack car thefts, four youths aged 10 to 14 sheltered by parents. The Bradbury family reunion at Jacksonburg honors Abner Bradbury with multiple relatives present.
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New Castle
Penny
Harry E. Penny
Wayne and
Henry County
Fairgrounds
Greenville
Ohio
Family Association
A. B. Jones
Laura, Ohio
C. N. Hatfield
Fountain City
Harvey Haworth
Potadam
Connersville
A. N. Marratt
Wayne County
Frank Penny
Jeff
Abner M. Bradbury
Old Home
Jacksonburg
James A. Boyd
Walter Fagan
Bradbury
Harrison Township
Cambridge City
Christian Church
A. W. Bradbury
Alice
Buros Bradbury
Robert
Muncie
W.H. Bradbury
Wilburn
Clarence
Richmond
Josephus Mundell
Hagerstown
James Bradbury
Abner Harned
Milton Items Roundup of Local Socials and Visits
Milton residents report visits and travels through the region. Names include Dick Sills, Madison Swisher, Lola Hoffner, Park Lantz, Sarah Ohmit, Kate Muller, Mack Beeson, Rev Scott, Ellsworth Ewers, Jessie Price, John Kunkle, and many others. Social events include reunions, parties, and church sermons with August 5 and August 6 notes. several moves and hostings are noted across Indianapolis, Muncie, Pendleton, Richmond, and Connersville.
Germantown Items Highlight Visits and Local Farming
Mrs. O J Hess of Indianapolis visits Germantown this week. Pennville school picnic set for August 1 at Jackson park. Fern Wisehart of Millville visits her grandmother Mrs Barbara Brown. A rain event affected the area Friday night. George Shafer on L T Bond farm harvested 120 acres yielding 2460 bushels about 20 bu per acre. Families including Ed Bertech Wm Boughner Ehle Rieser and Bowmaster travel to Lake James for a short fishing trip. W J Ashbaugh of Philadelphia visits brothers Wirt Clarence and sister Ed Kinsinger. 12 years since last here, noting local improvements.
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George Shafer
L. T. Bond
Ed. Bertech
Wm. Boughner
Ehle
W. C. Rieser
Emma Bowmaster
Lake James
W. J. Ashbaugh
Philadelphia
Wirt and
Clarence Ashbaugh
Ed Kinsinger
Cambridge City socials and historic notices from 1910s era
Mrs Will Heck and guests attend a surprise dinner for Mrs Walter Miller on her 23rd birthday in Cambridge City. The gathering was organized by Mrs Hattie Cripe and Miss Viola Scott. An elderly landmark home once housed the post office. A church meeting series will begin August 3 with multiple pastors listed. Miss Mary Moore hosted a picnic for her Sunday school class at Manlove Park. A rooster caused a lighthearted mishap at supper. Also promotes Zemo skin remedy with testimonials and local agency.
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Will Heck
Walter Miller
Cambridge City
Mrs. Miller
Hattie Cripe
Viola Scott
M. FE
Scull
A. R. Jones
A. N. Marlatt
G. Jensen
John Machlan
D. A. Robertson
Indianapolis
Bargains in Used Steinway Pianos at Lyon & Healy
Lyon & Healy Chicago offers a large showroom of used Steinway uprights in fine condition at 20 to 40 percent below usual prices. Also a Triple Clearing Sale on pianos from Thomson Music Co Healy Music Co and Theatre Piano Co with easy payments and full guarantees. Letters to Lyon and Healy at 77 Adams Street invite inquiries.
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Music House
Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Hese Steinways
Planos
Thomson Music Co
Healy Music Co
Big Theatre Piano Co
Adama Street
No Argument Equal to a Nap
A playful line emphasizes that there is no argument as soothing as a nap. The remark pairs a gentle smile with rest, suggesting that rest can resolve tension more effectively than debate.
It Can’t Be Beat Best of All Medicines Says Harden
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electric Bitters claiming relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles with overall weakness and chills. The advertisement notes the medicine is guaranteed and sold at Callaway’s drug store.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
One Remarkable Childhood Singing That Lulls to Sleep
A note on childhood joy highlights how certain gentle songs can soothe a child to sleep, reflecting the comforting power of music in early life.
Man from Mansfield Reports Kidney Cure Benefit
Ira W. Kelley states he suffered two years with kidney and bladder trouble in Mansfield Pennsylvania and found no relief from physicians until Foley's Kidney Cure cured him. He urges others to use Foley's and warns against substitutes. Testimony signed by Geo. E. Callaway.
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Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
Geo. E. Callaway
Observation on trouble size in com ing or going
The remark plays on how perception of trouble shifts with direction. It suggests that trouble looms differently when it approaches versus when it departs, inviting reflection on perspective and timing.
Quick Relief For Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar gives immediate relief to asthma in severe cases and can effect a cure when used promptly. Geo. E. Callaway endorses the remedy.
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Foley
Geo. E. Callaway
When a man eats a peach in the dark joke twist
The humor hinges on perception. in the dark the eater may mistake a worm for fruit or misjudge the bite, shifting the joke from the man to the worm and back to the eater’s misperception.
Remedy That Does Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Healing
Mrs. R. Pierson of Auburn Center Pa praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for long standing threat and lung trouble. She says it outperforms other treatments and expects full recovery with continued use. Sold at Callaway's drug store with a trial bottle free for one dollar.
Love and Jealousy Spark Vivid Social Rivalry
A lighthearted note contrasts love’s charm with jealousy driving lively social scenes, hinting at rivalries and witty observations that color relationships and celebrations.
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Safe Cough Cure
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable treatment for coughs and colds, claiming it prevents consumption and is safer than unknown preparations. The notice is signed by Geo. E. Banas.
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Foley
Nie
Geo. E. Banas
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Mart Porter
Shelbyville
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Dublin
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Centerville
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Wissler
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Arias Wissler
Albert Williams
Mesdames
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L. H. Warren
Mra Eimer Weaver
Dan Schuder
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O. J. Hess
Pennville
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Fern
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Barbara Brown
James Baker
Edward Roberts
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
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Zemo
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R. W. Emerson
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Geo. FE. Callaway
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