School Notes from the Roocuationa District
Notes report revival services at Friend's church conducted by Mrs Mary Meredith and devotional exercises in the chapel. Primary attendance rises after whooping cough and grip absences. Senior class selects Miss Winnifred Trueblood as vice president. The township institute closes with talks on life ideas and literature, music, poetry, and school topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meredith
Friend's Church
Tisesch
Fred Kinder
Agisboy
Misa Winnifred
Temperance bills stalled by committee amid public demand
The passage describes temperance measures failing to advance as committees suppress proposed reforms. It notes voter fatigue and the public pressure for action, with supporters accusing lawmakers of neglect while petitions and widespread desire for accountability grow. The piece frames a broader call for legislative reform on temperance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Temperance
Leena
Phere
Carrot Fuby
Yates
Cam Cole
Cote Whuia
The Churches and Sunday Sermons at Local Church
The article notes a Sunday morning sermon on safety under God’s protection and an evening sermon titled The Second Coming of Christ, drawing a large audience and appreciation. A social at J J Anderson’s followed with a good turnout and proceeds totaling 3. Dr Loyal Pard’s Dyspepticite is advertised as a cure for indigestion and stomach issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Anderson's
Loyal Pard
Coffin & Co
Earlham College Offers Courses for Teachers
Earlham College invites teachers and educational staff to enroll in a half year of college work during Fall and Winter terms at moderate expense. More than forty courses are available, including summer term teacher courses, with special arrangements for schools not closing before spring term. Full details from President Marshall at Earlham College, Richmond Indiana.
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Earlham College
Lhe
Karshaw Cullege
Richimond
Indiana
Local Visit Varied In Morristown And Nearby
Mrs Jane Arnette visited her mother at Morristown last week while T B Gary near Hepneyeon served as editor there. Harvey Catt reported losing a horse worth 105 dollars. T C Gary and wife called on Mrs Mary R Clark last Monday as Tom Mundon of Missouri visited Jefferson Addison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Arnette
T. B Gary
Near Hepneyeon
Harvey Catt
T. C. Gary & Wife
Mary R. Clark
Tom Mundon
Missouri
Jefferson Addison's
Early potatoes sprouting methods boost yields and speed
Agricultural notes describe experiments at Kansas and Rhode Island stations comparing sand sprouting trays, open boxes, and cold-frame methods for extra early potatoes. Sand sprouting produced faster, stronger sprouts and 10 percent higher total yields. other methods showed varied gains and practical handling benefits for field planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigoretts
Wenl
Wedium Hale
Edeb
Libede Istiad
Beach
Pesa Wede
Sheep and Cattle Pasture Use in Winter Feeding
A discussion argues that 10 to 20 sheep per acre can be kept with cattle on shared pasture, with cows providing fertilization and protection. The author claims sheep enrich the soil and that cows help guard the flock. They warn against overstocking and note pasture must sustain both cows and sheep through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhaw
Yallen
Tts
Wasteful use of corn fodder in the Mississippi Valley urged
Professor Slaw renews plea for economical farming as he cites massive waste of corn fodder across the Mississippi Valley. He notes billions of acres of corn and unused fodder, arguing a transformation in feeding practices could greatly increase available food and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaw
Mississippi Valley
Cunha
Kansas City
Persiate
Care of Weak Lambs and Farm Notes on Livestock
The excerpt discusses nursing weak lambs with careful warmth and small milk feedings, using warmed milk and timing. It also compares mules and horses for farm work, noting mules’ steadier pulling and lower costs, and comments on cattle and urban ownership debates.
Desperate self destruction methods rise in city
A physician warns that self harm methods spread by suggestion. He cites shootings and hanging as common beginnings, notes a doctor’s experiments and a newspaper article on prussic acid, and recalls multiple suicides following the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melidisg
Popmar
New York Mail and Express
HOUSES ON MADE GROUND AND TREATMENT OF WASHINGTON
A London Globe excerpt notes developers level sites by filling with debris and refuse before laying foundations for gravel-sail homes, warning of long term health risks from decomposed rubbish under floors. It contrasts this with 19th century medical missteps in Washington, including drastic, dangerous treatments and a streetcar anecdote about a cataclysm.
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Gious
London Globe
Washington
Soci
Wwpesky Bitton
Movin' Deals Shape Local Property Transfers
A deal underway could trigger more moving as G Clark plans to buy the Jacob Wolf property and Clark Ganse to acquire the C G Clark residence on North Main Street. Jo McCarty and Son will relocate the drug store to Forest Kenney’s former room.
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Mr. G. Clark
Jacob Wolf
Clark Ganse
C. G. Clark
North Main Street
Jo. McCarty &Son
Forest Kenney
Testimony on Banner Salve Trade in Cunon Viles
A brief note cites a guarantee from OS Cof fiz and Co regarding Banner Salve sold in Cunon Viles. No further details on actions or outcomes are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunon Viles
OS Coffiz & Co
The Light of the World Publication and Sales Figures
The Light of the World cost nearly 3100.000 to publish and features about 100 superb engravings by famous painters. Reports cite strong sales by Mrs. Waite in Massachusetts and Mrs. Sackett in New York, with hundreds of thousands of dollars in books sold and substantial early orders. The notice seeks a state manager to oversee correspondence and agents for The British American Co. Concord New York
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Christ
Chih
Avila
Pressea
Lemwell
Thin County
British-American CO
Concord
Butbisa
Washington, D.C
Local Notes From Farmerton District
Farmerton social happenings include Milton Recblicks hosting an oyster trip last Saturday. Local residents Bradourn Frost attended Sexton watch. Charlie Leisure hosted a music party for local youths. Mrs Albert Earnest ill with a trip. Orville Stewart considers moving to Henderson in spring. Robt Whitton family visited Doris Whitton Sunday. Tiane BradHapagis of Rockville transacting business Monday. TVannegan appointment recalled due to bad roads. Miss Lilli Newsomers staying with Anna Whitton. Will Care of Muneig and Oma Smith of Rashville wed Tuesday. Floyd Miller hosted a party Tuesday evening.
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Milton Recblick
Dig Bradourn
Landon Frost
Sexton
Tiane Bradhapagis
Rockville
Tvannegan
Will Care
Muneig
Oma Smith
Rashville
Floyd Miller
Frank Ramsey suffers broken wrist after a fall on the tee
Almira Swain of Shelby county dies at 66 after a long life as a Quaker member. Funeral at Little Bine River Saturday led by Rev. Elwood Hips shaw. Deaths rise from throat and lung troubles. One Minute Cough Cure urged for relief.
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Elwood Hinshaw
Esther Cook
New Cratle
Little Blue River
Frank Ramsey
Almira
Oliver Swain
Shelby County
Society of Friends
Little Bine River
Elwood Hipshaw
OS Coffin & Co
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Peningexercises
James Gillespie
J. F
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J. M. Binford
Misa Posey
Mince Glass
Berry
J. H. Scholl
Eart ST. Christian Church
The
Parker Concert Co
LYNN
K Valley
Morristown
Jesse Jese
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Ernmir Kosix
Wifeare
Willy He Uup
Jamea McFatridge
J. MM. Corona
Charley Nelgon
Kate Earnest
Mra
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Mes
Ler
So Dong
Hocksett
M. Leona Luse
J. M. Power
Knightstown
KirkWood
Furniture 5 Re
Carthage
Ind
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M. F. Lovett
Lovett’s Grocery
Kansas Station
Sas
Caparius Heen Wean
Mirajeh
Atey
Une Niente Jessup
Jusbar Seinner
Mary Jessap
Binford
Martin Dersen
White
Wall Ban
Adkins
Vollanei
Parker
Cos
Lille
Farmani Rauch
Naigoteteca
Ees
Shell
Washington Post
Enaier
Booker T. Waehinzion
Alabama
Chicago Standard
Blackburn
Snyder
Whitelead
Denver News
Lewis Weingart
Grocer
GADET
Nixon
Price
Farmerton
Clarlie Loisure
Orville Stewart
Hendeson
Mr. Robt. Whitton
Doris Whitton
Misa Lilli
Anna Whitton
Blue River
Will Hutchens
Eliza
Sallie Davis
Andrew Watson
John Macy
Mra Allen Macy
Charles Winslow
Noah Wooton
Elwin Pitts
Bedford
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Win Woodruff
Id. M Davis
Ker Biott
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Logan
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