Odd Fellows meet weekly at hall and church notices
Notices list Cargland LopceE No 255 I O F meets at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evenings at 7 30 visiting members invited Friexps’ Cauren preaching Sundays 11 00 am mid week Thursday 10 00 am prayer Thursday 7 30 pm Sabbath school 9 45 am Christian Endeavor 6 00 pm Junior Endeavor 3 00 pm singing practice Friday 7 30 pm Sabbath school teachers meeting Wednesday 7 00 pm monthly meeting first Thursday after first Saturday 10 00 am
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Cargland Lopcee No
Odd Fellows Hall
Friexps’ Cauren
Christian Endeavor
Junior Endeavor
Greencastle forms big cycling club and local trades
Local notices report Eva Johnson promoting new summer styles while a large Greencastle cycling club forms. Numerous items mention Elwood and Carthage trades, shop openings, and lost articles as the community buzzes with sales, obits, and civic notes across Hancock and surrounding counties.
Medals to baron for Columbian world fair awards
A Washington dispatch says the long delayed distribution of Columbian diplomas and medals for German exhibitors is turned over to Baron Thielma the German ambassador. He will ship them to Germany for distribution with Ameri can awards ready in ten days to two weeks. Foreign shipments to England France Russia Spain Italy and others will follow within a month. The medals are described as highly superior in artistic merit compared with prior issues.
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Baron Thielma
Washington
England
France
Russia
Spain
Italy
Osage Indians Arrive in KC for Keeley Treatment
Ten full blooded Osage Indians reached Kansas City last evening seeking Keeley treatment. The crowd is the largest yet for this purpose and many are described as holding liquor. Four completed the cure and returned to their reservations. Notable Osage members cited include top court officials. No reported lapses after treatment among full blooded Indians.
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Kansas City
City
Supreme Court
Roentgen ray touted as cure in Chicago bulletin
A Chicago dispatch reports Professors Pratt and Wightman claim the Roentgen ray cures several diseases and destroys germ colonies in tests. They cite four deaths in previous trials, assert strict precautions, and announce a new series of trials begun yesterday to prove or disprove the discovery’s practical use.
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Pratt and Wightman
Chicago
Points in Advertising
Advertising is a business tool for effective messages. The piece argues that good advertising requires clear, substantial content and ample space so readers notice and remember the ad. It compares ads to hash sales, urging advertisers to offer value and service.
The Life of a Country Editor in Hard Times
A compendium of misfortunes faced by a country editor as creditors, unpaid subscriptions, and fickle readers frame a life of toil. The piece blends moral observations with sharp anecdotes about subscribers paying in wood, politicians, church fairs, and two newlyweds, ending with a historic note on a lawsuit and social expectations.
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Carthage
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. L. R’y
Passenver
WG A.m
J. E. Campbell
Indiana
Society Directory
Eva Jonson
Greencastle
Hill & Gear
John Heflin
Elwood
Lewis Weingart
J. W. Bruce
Winchester
E. T. Leiter
Hill
Ind
Barnard
Eva Johnson
Luther Stewart
Milroy
Lewis Wengart
Aurora
Louisville, Ky
Pumpkin Street
Slabtown
Hancock County
E. Turner
Wells County
Newsom’s
Wm. Miller
Lew Wallace
Henry
Crawfordsville
Kankakee
J. W. Jay
Fortville High School
Bernard McDowell
Fairmount
W.H. Harrison
North Bend
Arlington
Emma Benjamin
Chesterfield
The
Travelers’ Protective Association
Richmond
Revover
Market Street
J. M. Rawls
Howard
Grant Counties
Fevaneville
John Collins
U.S
Bourbon Depot
Newton Garrison
DePauw University
Riley McKeen
DePauw
Puch
McKeen
Eagle Creek
Mercer & Goat
Gosport High School
Edward Beeson
Jonas Burker
Wilkinson
Anderson Post Office
Coffin’s
Sarah Hartley
Hartley
Ebenezer Wamburg
Shelburn
Fairview
Kokomo
Greenfield
Henley’s
Wm. Hinshaw
Hendricks County
Jeffersonville
Monon
Wm. Cochells
J. H. Henley
R. E. Henley
Anderson
Terre Haute
Vigo County
American Wire Nail Company
Ball Business College
Muncie
Swift
Mancie Club
Federated Club of Clubs
Union Literary Clubs
Moxley
Madison
Fort Wayne
G. A. R. Post
H. M. Caylor
Noblesville
South Bend
Knox County
Henry Krusemeyer
Vincennes
Krusemeyer
Hanover College
White Pigeon
Flint Glass
Ohio Flint Glass Works
Parker City
A. D. Bond
Dublin
Coffin’s Drug Store
Roentgen Ray
the Country Editor
Gosport
Mary Moberly
J. R. Henry
State Bank
Indianapolis
Owen County
Brazil
Philadelphia Ledger
Marseilles
Rowlett
N. C. Binford
White House
Washington Star
Hawpatel
W.L. Walker
Mary E. Odell
Main Street
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