Local Social News and School Sports Highlight Weekend
The item covers visiting guests from Ralph Harvey and B D Courtney, a Chicago to Indianapolis move, and a Thorntown basketball game loss. It also describes a high school play with local residents in the cast and a busy social scene with hosting families and community groups in Hendricks County.
Sunday School Meeting Draws Wide Attendance
A waadun Sunday-sehool session on God’s Covenant with Noah attracted large crowds and enthusiastic approval from various schools. Teachers expect further interest as plans for a May event at the Rapist claret are advanced.
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Lota
Farmers Institute at Stbesville Hosts Key Meeting Saturday
Fragmented OCR notes show a Bakersfield style outline with references to institutes, local figures, and a planned event. Names such as Laure Go Levmerd Ya Maahtreerus appear, with mentions of business, farming, and community leaders. The text is garbled but indicates a local agricultural gathering and associated individuals.
Local firms offer coupons for library books in voting contest
Bearin finds coupon program from Gambold & Gobert Otto F. Lakin Carl Dent Masten Lumber Co and The Heraco. Each 10 cents buy a coupon enabling access to valuable books and a fine bookcase for the organization securing votes in the Crebi hump contest.
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Bearin
Gambold & Gobert
Otto F. Lakin
Carl Dent
Masten Lumber Co
Heraco
Worb
Do You Know Them Inquiry From Minnesota Contacts
A letter from Catherwood and Nicholson of Austin Minnesota asks about individuals named Greenburg G. tuinimer and Maury Ann Saunders related to a 1883 land conveyance in Hendricks County Indiana. They seek alive status and any acquaintances or the notary Josephic FH. Dennis.
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Greenburg
G. Tuinimer
Maury Ann Saunders
Leime
Hendricks County
Ind
Josephic FH. Dennis
Ble Pranter
Amo High drama set for Friday night
The Abuoye, a short cule drama, will be staged by the Preshuian Class of Amo High School Friday evening. The cast includes Mrs. Jasleton Blanche Christie Elie Draper Matilda Jubuison Odessa Proalt Hasletom and others. The dulored minstrels by the upper classes follow the play.
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Amo High School
Kuluwing
Jasleton
Blanche Christie
Abie
Creer
Gilda Masten
Curtie Ledon
Elaine Draper
Matilda Jubuison
Odessa Proalt
Rauk Hasletom
Flersehel Morris Arthur Wallate
Ee Oe Howard Rhea Jiuvid
Lunnie Mdwareds
Vavon Draper
Lyde
Ue Uhre
Veliiissaane Pree
Unclear Historic Trade Listing Appears in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item mentions coal and seal products with names Calhoon BoB Maspen Qual and Peed Cu. The readable text references anthracite coal, lityve and a wall sale, but details and coherence are limited. No clear event date or verified entities beyond the odd catalog-like terms.
Local W. C. T. U. Meeting Recap and Next Session
Mrs Milhous spoke charmingly on the October Portland convention and the W T U departments. The meeting at Mrs Vaughns drew many members and friends, and the next gathering is set for March 10 at Mrs A E Hathaway’s.
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Nonventitas
Portland
Ore
Milhous
Special Library Contest Offer Promises Votes for Subscriptions
The Herald announces a February 22, 1913 library contest special offer. Readers paying a yearly Tue Hexato subscription will receive 1000 coupon votes, aiming to boost circulation. The note urges readers to recruit 100 new subscribers, highlighting no setup costs and favorable prices on various items including machinery and livestock.
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The
Herald
Tax Exempt Bonds Offered for Sale and Repayment Guarantee
The Calab Prove Co advertises fifty thousand dollars of Indiana tax exempt gravel road selvel and city bonds in large or small denominations with long or short terms. They claim to have sold thousands of dollars in recent years and promise to buy back any bond at maturity. Benjamin Parker of Brand Park leaves Coatesville for St Elmo seeking treatment by a specialist.
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Indiana
Tue
Cestaab Prove Co
Cheencastte, Tn
Benjamin Parker
Brand Park
Coatesville
St. Elmo
Indirect Battles Against Intemperance Spark Public Debate
The piece rails at saloons as social poison and notes strong anti drink sentiment. It cites local incidents, including deaths and secretary reports, and mentions actions by lawmakers like a proposed annual “domit killing day” and police outreach in Indiana towns.
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New York City
Atute Senate
Ratt
Brown County
Goverque
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