Victim of Wood Alcohol In Dale Educator Dies
Prof Abel Butler a Dale educator died after heavy drinking in Ireland Dubois county last night with wood alcohol suspected as the cause. Other notes report Boone county schools commencement 150 graduates Roy Metzer first Ethel Stephenson second, Jackson third. Garbage furnace fire at Elwood. trustees bondsmen seek release in Jay Circuit Court. Dr William Spencer arrested for postal card debt threat in Monticello. 99 cent store fire at Goshen. Mrs C B Cooper dies in Denver sister-in-law of ex Congressman George W Cooper.
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Southern Railway Sells Daily Louisville to Chattanooga Tickets
The Southern Railway offers daily Louisville to Chattanooga single and round trip fares with seven and fifteen day validity, plus a limited to November 7 option. Prices include $6.10 one way, $6.55 round trip seven days, $9.10 for fifteen days, and $12.23 for a limited sale. Trains depart 7:45 a.m. and 7:35 p.m. with sleepers on the evening service. Contact Tayloe at 216 Fourth Avenue for details.
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Local notes from Maumee and nearby towns recount visits and events
Miss Laura Combs of Maumee visits cousin Miss Pearl Setser. Miss Delight Miller of Brownstown visits relatives. Elmer Brown makes her visit pleasant. Picnics at Taylor's Chapel and Clearspring. Rosa Lutes drills a well for W. Setser. Infant of Jacob Lucas dies at Kurtz and is buried locally. Gravel-road work by Marsh and Godfrey near the west end amid county dispute. Robert Weekly and Eva Manuel wed, as do Thomas Cordry and a Miss Weekly. Filmore Baker in trouble over tenant crop and goods dispute. warrant issued. Claims of danger from Baker. Catarrh remedies discussed with Pe-ru-na promoted. Shoe store ad by J. A. Newton.
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSIONS ON BIG FOUR ROUTE
Advertises September 6 7 2021 excursions with one fare plus 2 for round trip to many states and territories. Includes ticket agents contact Warren J Lynch EE McCormick and Cincinnati office. Also promotes clubbed subscription with Twice-a-week Courier Journal and Weekly Straw for 1.25. Offer for advance payment. sample copies available. Subscriptions handled by Columbus Morning Star Columbus Ind.
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Cure a Cold in One Day with Beomo Quinine Tablets
Notice offers laxative Beomo Quinine Tablets at 25 cents with money-back refund if ineffective. Also advertises discounted newspaper subscriptions for the Weekly Star, Courier Journal, Sentinel, and Indianapolis Journal. Mentions Nashville May Ist street and the Great Southern Exposition with train routes via Big Four to Cincinnati and connections to Q and C Route and I N Ry.
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Local Notes Highlight Brown County GOP and Town Life
Lockman reports rivalries between Lewis Thompson and Micheal Brown in engineering. A sick list lists Mrs. Mell McKinney and Mrs. Will Thompson. Mrs. James McKinney visits daughter Mrs. Charlie Dunlap in Columbus. A. G. Phillips ships poultry. Rev. Amos Carmichael expanding sales of clothes lines across twenty counties. Brown County hosts Sunday School picnic at Taylors Chapel. George Lockman negotiates for Nickerson property in Jockman. Contractor John Eddy advances school house at Spurgeon’s corner District 12. Many Brown County teachers hold three year licenses. Mrs. Sarah McKinney moves to Columbus from Christiansburg. John McMahon and Cross and Anthony discuss new Reeve’s clover huller. engineer plans to adjust boarding arrangements.
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Push Button Replaces Door Knocker Fun in Youth
A New York Sun report quotes Mr. Stoggleton lamenting the decline of door knocking games among youths. He recalls knocking and bell pulling as lively sport, while push buttons yield faint sounds and less chase, signaling the end of a playful habit.
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