First Danville Saloon Closes After Local Option Vote
The first Danville saloon to shut its doors due to the local option vote was Louis Weible’s on the Square whose license expired Sunday. The town reports widespread fire damage at several businesses and a large wedding and community notices complete this fragmentary regional update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Louis Weible
Brewer Stadley
Thompson
Crawley
Walter White
Barnett
W W. C. Sears
Campbell
J. W. Thompson
Webbard Lingenfelter
Reir Cadophile
Prohibition Leaders Rally Churchgoers In Indiana
Supt Miles of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League addressed a Methodist church audience. A former county resident, Miles urged prohibition and predicted routes to banish saloons and breweries. He hailed a nation wide launch next November in Columbus Ohio and called for united temperance groups to join the effort.
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Miles
Indiana Anti- Saloon League
Methodist Church
Lunville
Uieland
League
Calumabus
Ohio
John Barleycern
Local merchants urged to persist with advertising gains
A page urges Allen Dros area merchants to maintain persistent advertising to boost early receipts. It notes one customer from Cualysville won a prize and highlights that advertising pays, drawing people to stores. The piece criticizes complacency and calls for strategic, well directed advertising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dros
Cualysville
Vile Bros
Fragmented OCR note hints at political and social turmoil
A garbled OCR passage mentions meetings, officials, and uncertain events across multiple locations. Names and actions are jumbled, but references to a president, elections, and possible shifts in power appear amid scattered phrases about parties and governance.
Course on Fly Catechism for Children in Youth Pamphlet
The article describes a printed pamphlet titled a fly catechism aimed at youth. It asks questions about the life cycle of the louse fly and its diseases, including typhoid fever, and mentions historical references to American soldiers in the Spanish American War.
Fragmentary OCR Note Raises Local Inquiry
A garbled OCR fragment reports a local issue involving a trusted official, a day, a fire incident, and various nameless entities. The text references a state matter and an investigation, with mentions of a marshal and a place called Wood notepork and war hrs.
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Mary
Claude Crane
Leota Marshall
Enger Shaw
Tommie Weinger
Lebanon
Zionsville
Indianapolis
Kert Campbell
Julian J. Ensminner
Esta May ‘Smith
Presbyterian
Gray
Wm. Smith
Lawn
Edith Gibbs
V. Morten Gibbs
Vvuree
Currie Foster
John Sayris
Joseph
Tresidene
Mary Priests
Mir Jess Alvars
Miss Clailie Virgol
Ader
Edward Crawley
C. L.thompson
L.A. Barnett
Bert Campbell
G. W. Thompson
Horace Millikan
Dewey
Walter Whyte
Tl. C. Sears
Cuil
Archie
Bigp
Thomas Ki. Marshall
Caoabesrile
Fidelia McCoun
Chas. Darnell
J. Cadpherty
Jas. Williams
McCoun Binina Pall Lou Matlock
Ladin Guthrie
Pike Mary
Kelleher Dura
M Crabb Albert
Kennedy Swundatha Lineinger
Ensiniger
Reno
Ella Johnson
James Vievans
Pall Hole
Mrs. Gowns
New Winchester
Mr. Moody
Near Hadley
Carl Greenlee
Wile Sumedhey
Wed Mann's
Dad Lavery
Daisy Gasper Indehlideen
Lari Alwood
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Creis
Lena Moeaned
Mes
Migteie Tarkan Lew Rhys
Pick Ip
Lie Qoeler
Dty
Hebron
Liée Neventin
Will Hees Ai Ol Vine
Clyde Caumoinge
New Pa
Mr. the Priteliet
Wifi
Me Minas Awdrey
Bert Senitho
Ciseia Mas
Core Dod Pt
Besa Mlasterk Cava
Aneikey
Atiot Dalia Reese Tssere
Probe Book
Hinker Wath Batik Adobinsere
Sumihes
Weinoer
Lary Dles
Mie Maurupe
Delia Pane
Oscar
Miss (Korpia Shias
Prank Dubia
John McAvoy
Ciuyerdale
Brownsburg
Rhode Island
Merrille Almmerman
Ladopa
Lua
Ler Guse
Linb
Aimmennan
Pittslero
Lanny
Greg
Fanny Uist
Laporte
Una
Board of Pardons
William Robinshaw
Dieistaw
Haie
Wilks
Goolie Hogwasenine
Lie
Vieditink
Dilnishaw
Dias White
Watts
Marion County
Wmn
T. Head
Mary E
Lion
Niger
Nbaphir
Elbe Asesorjmtion
Phese
Seth
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