Local notes on Rushville visitors and town happenings
Hon Ben L Smith and family visited C E Trees last Friday. Mrs Thomas Johnson died after a lingering illness with funeral at Arlington. The Homer elevator opens this week and should boost business. Miss Brann of Rushville opened regular bi weekly trips, plans a month at Spiceland Sanatorium. Elder Donaldson preached at the Christian church last Sunday.
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Ben L. Smith
Rushville
C. E. Trees
Will Henley
Miss Thomas
Nashville Tenn
Emma Talbott
Fred Gross
Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson
Arlington
eeRev. Allen
Thomas Abernathy
Homer
J. A. Shelton
Wie
John Dobbins
Shelbyville
Bert Stafford
Shaelk
Sadie Houston
the Smith
Indianapolis
Darzina Suajth
Donaldson
Bloodmington
The
Christian Church
Effie Brown
Old Rends
Knightstown
Charlottesville Bible School Reorganizes Elects Joseph RK Hunt Supt
Lydia Forbes named assistant. Minnie Hacklemap, once local, is very ill with pneumonia at her brother Thos Williams home four miles north. Robt McDaniel and wife welcomed a child. Achsah Wilkinson and her mother Nice Allison visited Jas LeMay of Knightstown. Large turnout from here traveled to the Capital City Sunday. Mitchell of Middletown and Ber-
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Friend’s Bible School
Joseph RK. Hunt
Lydia Forbes
Minnie Hacklemap
Thos. Williams
Robt. McDaniel
Achsah Wilkinson
Nice Allison
Jas
LeMays
Knightatown
Arge
Mitchell
Middletown
Ber
Carthage Flour Ad Praises Blue River Valley Wheat
Carthage Indشركة advertisement extols Carthage High Grade Flour made from Blue River Valley wheat. It emphasizes superior gluten and digestion friendly milling, urges light dough for moist, long lasting bread, and invites customers to return and bring others. C G Clark Carthage Ind.
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Carthage
Blue River Valley
Ind
The Heavenly Twins Picnic Adventure
The piece describes a ramble with Jess Skeeters amid an air of music and sharp nos, a pleasant picnic under trees with fun, breeze, and supper turning lively. It ends noting itching and scratching from chiggers and a shove from a past picnic incident.
Voyage Log of a San Fra Beachhead to Manila
A first person account recounts departure from San Francisco at 4 p.m. on Apr 1 and a voyage across the Pacific to Honolulu arriving May 4, then onward to Manila. The narrator describes landfalls, shore leave experiences in Honolulu, social notes on Americans Kanaks and Asians, and the long journey with details of calendars, times, and the ship Varagua Pargava. The letter ends with news of the 18th Regiment, Inf. being stationed on Jaro Island near Iloilo.
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San Fra
Gan City
Golden
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
China
Japan
Uncle Sam
Manilla
Indiana
Vargava Pargava
Drone
China Sea
Manilla Bay
Hollo
Local notices and society items from Knightstown area
Elihu Coffin a long time Western Grove resident died at 82 buried in Westland cemetery. Dr. Drake moves to Carthage with family. Friends hold services at Newsom's Hall next Sunday as hall gets new paint carpet and rebuilt seating. Grace Nixon returns from Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls with Miss Florence Henley. Henley to Toronto. Epworth League delegates named for Indianapolis convention. John R Rakestraw travels to Chicago for ophthalmology and otology studies. Christian Endeavor festival planned rain or shine with ice cream cake on Eunice Phelps lawn or Newsom's Hall. Ripley township wheat average about 25 bushels per acre. Ford Stanley to yield 373 bushels on one piece. corn oats good. Caning factory crops look excellent. canyon conditions favorable. Knightstown Banner notes correction on Will Ho dispatch. W A Hill misinitialed. Bicyclists optimistic about Irvington to Greenfield path along pike. multiple transport options discussed. Ora W Herkless returns from Ripley township visit. Free Street Fair will feature nine brass bands from various towns.
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Grace Nixon
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Florence Henley
Grace
Miss Henley
Toronto
Canada
Indianapolis
League of the
Fletcher M. E. Church
Fletcher
Bertha Henley
Margaret Nixon
Cora Mee- Carty
Ada Poreh
Laura Alexander
Eula White
John R Rakestraw
Chicago
Northern Illinois College of Opthalmology
Ottology
Rakestraw
Christian Endeavor
Eunice Phelps
Newsom’s Hall
Ripley Township
Ford Stanley
Ripley
Mann
Knightstown
Hill
W. A
W. H
18Th Regular Infantry
Hospital Corps
Irvington
Greenfield
Capitol City
Ora W. Herkless
J. B. Herkless
Greensburg
Connersville
New Lisbon
Liberty
Richland
Arlington
Glenwood
Rushville Graphic
Lost or Strayed Fox Terrier Seeks Return
A Fox Terrier with black on the head named Walt B went missing and owners offer information leading to the dog’s location, promising suitable reward. Contact details unavailable in readable text.
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Walt
Notice to Dairy Milk Customers About Bottle Return
To Dairy Milk Customers return all empty milk bottles promptly. All broken bottles not returned are expected to be paid for. Hill &
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Hill & Carthage
Ind
Wellington Hughes Returns to Indiana Visit Ties to Hughes Family
Special to Indianapolis Journal from Rosnville Indiana July 17 Wes Hughes, who left here for the West and was mourned as dead, is visiting his brother County Treasurer John W Hughes and Superintendent Hughes of the poor farm. Hughes drifted into Indian Territory in cattle business and became one of the largest ranch owners amid drifting fortunes and prospecting.
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Indianapolis
Rosnville
Ind
Wes Hughes
John W. Hughes
Hughes
Indian Territory
Optical Business Notice From Joan R RAKESTRAW
Optical. Everything optical. I have gone to Chicago to qualify to prescribe glasses for refractive errors. I will not misrepresent when musular apparatus is insufficient and will refer you to a capable practitioner. Return with full instructions for cases. Instruments best, methods systematized. Respectfully, Joan R Rakestraw, Jeweler and Optician.
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Chicago
Ety
Joan R. Rakestraw
Epworth League Convention In Session At Capital City
Indianapolis hosts the International Epworth League Convention amid weeks of controversy and intense media attention. Officials faced public concern over the event as preparations and reactions unfolded, with tensions and expectations shaping the gathering.
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Capitol City
Indianapolis
Epworth Leaguere
Coxey
City Rises to Welcome International Epworth League Convention
The city rejected small minded opposition and tent shade complaints, praising the upcoming International Epworth League Convention as an honor. Local papers once lukewarm now promise strong support as the event approaches, with the city declaring readiness and open hearts for the visitors.
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Parapparnalia
Nine room frame house on Maine street with garden
A nine room frame house with modern conveniences on Maine street features a garden with fruit trees and a good barn. For particulars call on Dr. J. H. Jones.
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Maine Street
J. H. Jones
Carthage
Ind
Hinshaw Bros Shop to Close After August First for Repairs
Hinshaw Bros shop will close after August 1 for two weeks of repairs and they seek funds. All persons who owe money are asked to call and settle accounts with Hinshaw Bros.
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Hinshaw Bros
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Charlottesvilie
Manilla Lerker
Morgan Cuy
Reg
T. Inf
John Hill
Jaro Island
Iloilo
Elihu Coffin
Western Grove
Westland Cemetery
Coffin
Wellington Hughes
Post Office
Thos. T. Newby's
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the Man of the Hour
Admiral Dewey
America
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