Health notes and farm plans from Hendricks and beyond
Community news reports a serious horse riding accident near Danville injuring Edna McCarty and requiring surgery. It also covers early tobacco experimentation in Hendricks county, typhoid outbreaks among DePauw students, a W R C district presidency, a fall causing an arm fracture, a husking bee in Crer township, poultry thefts, a proposed Badabridee canning factory, and local business and farm prospects with mixed prospects for a tin factory and canning venture.
Sand Ridge Socials Brightened by Visitors and Guests
Local residents report a weekend of visits and gatherings with families and friends from nearby towns. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs Newton Kersey and Simson Eyiaials with others at several homes and Sunday events.
For Sale War White Wyanditts and Brown Leghorns crowers
For sale announces war white Wyanditts and brown Leghorns cock and pullet stock. Contact Ed wards in Amo on Wednesday for pricing and availability.
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Ss. F. Edwards
Local Residents Report Holiday Visits and Travels
Danville residents list visitors and trips across Indiana Ohio and Wisconsin. Gus Barton at Cloverdale works in Indianapolis. Ebner Gentry and a lady spent a day in Zionsville. Mrs Mary Tux of Cincinnati visited her mother. Mrs Jeanette Job returned from Roads ide after days with friends. Jeptha Sears and wife winter in San Antonio Texas. Henry Blair of Town visiting crlenils here. Emma Pidley to Mattoon for winter. Mrs Fred Warner spent time in Chisago visiting friends. Chas Fawkner and wife of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Miss LuAnna Christie of Kaieht town spent week with parents. Mrs G W Reed occupied on quilters with her laundry. Iavine moved into Watts ohoek. Win Nichols can’t reach office yet. Many moving and changing locations in past two weeks. Nannie and Mary Wilson spent Thanksgiving in Cincinnati. Miss Adelaide Barnett of Rensselaer spent Thanksgiving with parents. Business meeting at Baptist Church Saturday December 10 at 2 30. All members urged to attend. John Dunbar not improving. Brewer Hadley and wife hosted visitors from Avon and Galesburg. Mrs Hattie Sims of Columbus Ohio spending a few weeks at this place. Ruth Paedlees, stenographer at Dal and Harvey, recovering but will miss days before duties resume. Grace Carter of Indianapolis visiting Bertha Pee. Mrs Moo Gi Riehl of Los Angeles visiting relatives here. dotin Preetor of Indianapolis visiting friends and relatives.
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Gus Barton
Cloverdale Automobile Works
Indianapolis
Ebner Gentry
Zionsville
Mary Tux
Cincinnati
Jeanette Job
Jeptha Sears
Wave
San Antonio
Texas
Henry Blair
Emma Pidley
Mattoon
Fred Warner
Chisago
Chas. Fawkner
In- Anthapolis
LuAnna Christie
Kaieht
G. W. Reed
Iavine
Watts Ohoek
Win
Nichols
John Dunbar
Brewer Hadley
Avon and
Galesburg
Hattie Sims
Columbus
Ruth Paedlees
Daill & Tharvey
Finger Print Clue Foils Peach Thief in Comic Tale
Professor Pumperdinck finds a fingerprint on an unripe peach specimen and confronts a suspect named Jake. The thief admits to stealing the peaches after denying knowledge, exclaiming that the print matches a picture of his corduroy trousers.
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Professor Pumperdinck
Jake
Zur
The Conundrum Club Prank Riddle at Breakfast Table
At a boarding-house breakfast the thin man proposes a riddle about a one cent stamp. The stenographer and other boarders offer guesses, culminating in the punchline that a stamp is a single sticker but the thin man says it’s not the correct answer.
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Yonkers Statesman
Things WIE Take a Turn
The Chicago News jokes about safari danger with a mock dialogue. Lord Bhortbow claims beasts hunted them in Africa while his friend asks if they hunted. The piece reads as humorous copy with exaggerated language.
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Africa
Lord Bhortbow
Chicago News
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Merchant Tailor
A. Hans
Edna McCarty
Wm. McCarty
Ben Burkhart
Melia Arend
Woody
Elyjan
Danville
Hendricks County
Hiram’ Mitchell
DePauw
Methodist Hospital
Marion Hedges
Porter McCoy
Ray Lambert
Anderson
Bruce Kixusiller
Biehnell
Mra
Dlennie Plesstoy
Women’s Relief Corps
Voth
Cloverdale
Martinsville
Blessing
Pittshore
Fred Soper
A. MM. Garshwiler
Wood
Mro
Dungan Dig Crer
Dast Thursdas
Poomhkscis
Marshal Little
Brickwell
Myers Ato Phazelwood
W.os. Badel & Co
William Johnsom
Oveagen
Mro Newhind
Perre Paste
Suvierens
Sand Ridge
Areold Sod
Pjegs
Payson
Cremer
Sophan Tiecis
Sallie Ud
Elijah Ard Gaveus
David Bestonud
Asya Vickers
Jasper Millers
No. S
Geek
Severdd
Tom Bolucnon
Mira
Diane Tewvins
Fillmore
Newton Kersey
Simpson Eyiaials
Warren Lewallen
Tom Robeson
William Mason
Bud Mason
AMO Lumber Co
Amo, Indiana
The
Baptist Church
Crrace Carter
Indianapolis, Wis
Pup Pee
Moo Gi. Riehl
Los Angeles
Cal
Dotin Preetor
Conundrum Club
J. &E Gambold
Gelery
Scott & Hurst
Amo
Ind
S. Do Ntat
Dean
Cc. Burch
Amo, Ind
Ehow
Maik
J. F. Walton
John Masten
Ted
A. McClure
Coatsville, Indiana
M. F. Bennett
Coatsville, Ind
Christmas
the Pruitt Studio
Coatesville, Ind
West Main Street
Coatsville
Thos. de Witt Wolfe
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