Installing sprinklers at Standard Mfg plant becomes feature
The Standard Manufacturing Co is erecting a 50000 gallon tank at 107 feet to feed overhead sprinkler lines covering the plant. Automatic fuseable links are five feet apart on the ceiling, with automatic fire doors to flood a department. A fire engine coupling is provided to force water through the system. The item sits among numerous community notices including society meetings, visits, and local events across nearby towns and households.
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Standard Mfg. Co
Standard Manufacturing Co
Mfg. Co
Dublin Items Show Local Moves And Visits
Mrs. Mary Walker spent Thursday with Milton friends. Marvin Montgomery of Indianapolis visited the training barn Monday. Miss Sylvia Martin returned from Muncie Normal for the weekend. Mrs. Johnny Scott and daughter Mary visited in Cambridge City with Mrs. Horace Hubbard. Mrs. Raymond Lowry of Richmond was with her sister Edna Ohmit on Wednesday. Harry Parker and Everett Money were in Richmond Tuesday. T. J. Butler left Sunday for Chicago. Day Cook of Muncie came Saturday to see his mother, Mrs. Holman. Dr. Test and family visited at Spiceland Sunday. Hugh Burner of Illinois plans a month with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Belden and father William Hicks visited Elmer Smith and family in Richmond. Theodore DeBoes works at the Roush meat market in Cambridge. The Social Hour Club met Thursday with Mrs. Will Oler and daughter. H. B. Bemaree and wife were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Oscar Burk and family moved to Pershing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Art Society
Raymond Craig
Herman Kinerey
Myr
Albert Simpkins
Harrisburg
Mary Kinsinger
Edith Conway
Harry Kiser
Richmond
Daniel Kiser
Charles Pagan
Charles Craig
Helen Personett
Jessie Manlove
Dublin
Elva Fagan
Jesse Hormel
White
Fred Wort
Herman Kingrev
Mabel Personett
George Wadely
Germantown
Charles Rummel
John Harris
Harry Stover
Rich
C. E. Shultz
Stamper
Amt
Mary Walker
Milton
Marvin Montgomery
Indianapolis
Sylvia Martin
Muncie
Johnny Scott
Mary
Horace Hubbard
Cambridge City
Raymond Lowry
Edna Ohmit
Harry Parker
Everett Money
T. J. Butler
Chicago
Holman
Dr. Test
Spiceland
Hugh Burner
Illinois
John Burner
Guy Belden
William Hicks
Elmer Smith
Theodore DeBoes
Roush
Social Hour Club
Will Oler
George Adrian
H. B. Bemaree
Indianapolia
Oscar ‘Burk
Pershing
Orie Oler
Lake James
C. BE. McKee
Harmilton
Ohio
Waiter ‘Strickler
Greensfork
Strickler
Murray
Sarah Demaree
Mary Dean
Ebenezer
Paul McKee
Detroit
Mich
McKee
Henry Huber
Pendleton
Samuel Kinsinger
Clinton Stonecipher
Locust Grove
Kenworthy
James Lawrence
Robert Long
Gray
Irvin Gosnell
Clarence Weaver
Connersville
Earl Weaver
Charles Weaver
Falmouth
Simon Kidwell
Farhart
South of Town
Lincoln High School
Ott Hunt
Laura Okel
C. E
U. B
Messick
A. M. O’connell and Sons
John Rohe
Mill Hall
Airs
Will Barton
Centerville
Ahee Crull
Ed Morgan
Mabel
Katie Voris
Turkey Run
Frances Sutton
Rowland Robin
Adelaide
Australia
Washington, D
Martha Washington Club
Frank Ole
Riley
J. Hall
Josiah Johnson
Rank Oler
Hunnicutt
Butler
Crystal Layman
Farlham
Edo Marsh
Chester Laymon
Florence, Laymon
Duane
Perthmond
Strawn
Hentonville
New Lisbon
Milton and
Harry Weaver
Community Notes and Local Outings Across Town
Read as a lively mosaic of town life with visits from Mrs. McKee in Hamilton Ohio, Rev Strickler conducting services in Greensfork, family gatherings at Indianapolis and Dublin, and Halloween parade plans. Many mentions of relatives in Connersville, Richmond, Cambridge City, and nearby areas, plus school events at Lincoln High and Earlham.
Wedding in Connersville and family gatherings in Bentonville
George Richardson and Nthel Miller were married Tuesday morning in Connersville by Rev. Bennett. They returned to Bentonville to their newly furnished home. A large wedding shower honored Mrs. Richardson with many gifts. Numerous relatives and friends attended. The item also notes visits, homecomings, and social events involving local families and travelers from Atlanta, Indianapolis, and Milton.
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George
Dublin
George Richardson
Nthel Miller
Connersville
Bennett
Glen Walters
Bentonville
Frank Cummins
George Richards
Eva Beeson
Id Miller
Frank Weaver
Edith
Alice, Hackleman
Mary Gwinnip
Grant Heck
Corwin Overhiser
Ernest Stucky
Albert Miller
Levon Rich
Eva Sherwood
Delta. Newbolt
Bessie Weaver
William Klein
John Newbolt
Vonnie Knips
Adam Miller
Ruby Powell
Ida Powell
Metta Powell
Mis
Rachel Weaver
Lihroud Huffman
Tom McKee
Matt Miller
A. B. Crawford
Atlanta
Georgia
Charles Freeman
J. BE. Philpott
Milton
A. Br.grawford
Atlana
Gabe Powell
Oliver Manlove
Robert
Gabe
Ida_Powell
Indianapolis
Marion Kinuseman
Fred
Elsie
Oliver Manrove
Herron Art School
Hotter Doniker
Caroline Knapp
The Merchant Prince of Advertising
A brief verse recounts an older man who builds a business from a dollar eighty cent stock and an ad. He expands, floods the town with window signs and a half page ad, and grows into a bustling store. The piece attributes his success to advertising rather than luck, praising his relentless marketing.
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Iit
Merchant Prince
Indiana Freemason
Weather Strip and Storm Sash Ad Humor in Local Notice
A fragmented ad-like notice urges readers to buy weather strip or storm doors before the coal man, then abruptly references a quip about a husband shot by his wife. The readable parts suggest a rural or small town ad tone with humor and domestic allusion.
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Salueueruupoa
F. M. Jones & CO
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Chas. H. Sorber
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Hagerstown
Jersey
Poland
China
Yeris
Jerry Myers
Everett Button
Clem Conway
Omar Hoover
Horace Hoover
White Water Valley
T. J. Connell
Kogher
Mabel Kocher
Pershing, Ind
Arthur R. Shith
the Tribune
Roy Copeland
C. City
Indiana
Jackson
Trias
Vera Freeman
Purdue
Clarence Mason
Vera Davis
Camberidge City
Lester Wilson
J. J. Bell
Harry Williams
North Vernon
Wauchtel
John Kelly
Joseph Klein
Andrew Theobald
Raymond Davis
Harry Curtis
Comneraville
Gus Wolfe
Carl Sweet
C. D. Hanlin
Richard Brockman
William, Amick
Joseph Keihn
Famly
Neva
Buster Haulin
Vern Freeman
Ed Newbold
Emery Baker
Carl Curtis
Evelyn Huffman
Violet McKee
Raleigh
Will McHattan
Robert Eugene
Margaret Haulin
Ray Custer
Linville Ferguson
New York
John Smullen
Luring Miller
New Castle
W. C. Pierson
Lewisville
Frances Hackleman
Fred Hackleman
Earlham College
D, Hauhn
King Clermonts
Clermont Iot
Clermont
Clermont Stove
Washington Cabinet Furnace
Gebhart
Homefield CO
CINTI
Hoss
Chas
Farmer
Paine
Mgr
Marmer
Yellow Front Hardware Store
O. E. White Hdw. Co
Ambridgh Lumber ‘Co
Davidson
Wilber
John Close
Houshard
Reeservice
Mama
Tommy
THE
Cambridge
Phone Vt
Methodist Church
Stelle
Ralph Williams
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