Save the Orchards in Southern Indiana Campaign
The Purdue Experimental Station promotes saving Southern Indiana orchards from San Jose scale with state expert spray pruning and care guidance. Demonstrations will travel countywide with an all day meeting at Hymera on Monday March 14, inviting fruit tree owners to attend for practical instruction.
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Department of Horticulture
Purdue Experimental Station
Indiana
San Jose
Hymera
Entertained Club Hosts Thursday Afternoon Gathering
Mrs. Louis J. Kixmiller warmly welcomed the Thursday Club at her Saline street home from 2 to 5 PM on February 24. The luncheon featured escaloped oysters and a two course menu with candellabra lit rooms and favors of hand painted hatchets. Ms Hutchinson of Casey Illinois attended as guest. next meeting set with Mrs. Jim McConnell on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Kixmiller
Saline Street
George Ridgway
Washington
Miss Hutchinson
Casey, Ill
Jim McConnell
Young Couple Weds Near Freelandville
Alonzo Hollingsworth and Nora Robbins, well known residents east of town, married Thursday evening February 24 at the bride’s father Alexander M. Robbins home near Freelandville. Rev. Wm. F. Russell of Carlisle M. E. church performed the ceremony. Only immediate relatives attended and a wedding supper followed. The couple will live with the bride’s father after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hollingsworth
Nora Robbins
Town
Alexander M. Robbins
Freelandville
Wm. F. Russell
Carlisle M. E
Thomas Hollingsworth
Painfully Burned Boy Injures Face and Hands Near Stove
Frank Miller, son of Mrs. Lee Miller, bought five cents worth of powder to load shells. While near the stove the powder ignited, burning his face and hands. The injuries were dressed, and the boy is recovering well.
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Frank Miller
Lee Miller
Frank
Miller
Mrs. Trimble Visits Terre Haute With Maggie Cummins
David Willis accompanies Mrs. Billa Trimble to Terre Haute for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Maggie Cummins. Dr. James G. Morrison osteopath of Terre Haute will be at Charles Wheeler's residence on Tuesday and Saturday nights each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Willis
Billa Trimble
Terre Haute
Maggie Cummins
James G. Morrison
Charles Wheeler
Carlisle coal mine tragedy claims first fatal accident
Alexander Rohland shot firer for Carlisle Coal and Clay Co was killed in the mine on Friday evening while firing shots for the next day’s work. He was found under two tons of coal with a fractured skull and a broken leg after his lamp went out. Coroner ruled accidental death.
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Alexander Rohland
Carlisle Coal & Clay Co
Alex. Rohland
van Brooks
Rohland
Claud Padgett
Brooks
Rodland
Winfield Risher
Risinger
Wm. F. Russell
Carlisle M. E
Rural Indiana Carriers Seek Pay Increase
Rural delivery carriers across Indiana plan a general wage raise after reporting six month net earnings for late 1910. Statements detail investments in equipment, upkeep, insurance, taxes, and horse costs, with several carriers showing profits while Milford’s reports a loss due to cash outlays for a horse wagon harness and a motorcycle.
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Indiana
Congress
Mt. Vernon
Bristol
Dubois
Plymouth
Medaryville
Pierceton
New Carlisle
Milford
Hole
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Aetna Life Insurance Company
Wiliam Willis
Sess
Snoop
J. F. Arumbaugh and Company
Carlisle
Christian
Opera
Rouse
Peerless Wire Fence Co., ‘Ltd. Sp
I. J. Keys
Carlisle, Ind
Kirkville, Mo
T. H. Trust Bldg
IND
Frank Corbin
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