Ostrich Farm Prospects and California Journey Excerpt
Special to the Courier May 11 1901 describes Los Angeles ostrich farming in South Pasadena including feather preparation dyeing curling and pricing. The author then recounts a two week Pacific coast rail journey from Los Angeles to San Francisco via San Fernando Mojave Desert Tehachapis and the Sacramento San Joaquin delta noting irrigation oil prune raisin regions and Bay Area sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Los Angeles
South Pasadena
Marie Corelli
New York
Milady
Gainsborough
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Los Anne
San Fernando
Santa Barbera
Joaquin Valley
Soledad San Gabriel Mountains
Mojave Desert
Mojave
Tehachapi Pass
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento
San Joaquin
King's Rivers
Bakersfield
Lake Tulare
Tulare
Fresno
Port Costa
Bay
Ogden
San Pablo
Golden Gate
Alcatraz Island
Goat Island
Oakland
Great Southern Pacific
West
Alice Moone
Sunday School Institute at Lutheran Church Lyons Station Ind
Sunday School Institute program for May 19 1901 at the Lutheran Church Lyons Station Indiana features an afternoon session at 2:00 pm and an evening session at 7:45 pm with lessons topics readings and anthem. Officers to be elected and several instructors listed.
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the Lutheran Church
Lyons Station
Ind
Elmer L. Scholl
Nba
Walter Housworth
Aed i
Regular Army Coming In Coanereville For Buckekin Bill
The article announces an upcoming appearance of Buckekin Bill and an army themed event in Coanereville on Saturday May 35. It promises a parade of regulars including Maezteans cowboys artillery-men female rough riders on prancing steeds and many other entertaining acts from the wild west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coanereville
Buckekin Bill
Jennings Township School Holds Large Commencement
The eleventh annual commencement of Jennings township school was held at Alquina M E church on Tuesday evening April 30. The crowd filled the church and overflowed into the yard as graduates for eighth, eleventh years spoke on virtue, law, literature, and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings Township
M. E
Alquina
Sadie Stanley
Grover Geisze
Alpha Fisher
Bessie Riggs
Carrie Garrett
Irene Lyons
Cleveland Lyons
Rozzie Carter
Bertha Dales
Mies Rozzie Darter
Mies Carter
Supreme Court of the
United States
Grover Geise
Grover
Benjamin Harrison
Miss Garrett
Beasie Kuggs
Hite
Mies Rigge
Miss Dales
China
Victoria
Miss Fisher
Panie
Arthur Hackleman
Stephene’ Orchestra
Deas
Inr Township High School
Health Suggestions for Beans with Pork and Summer Diets
Advice on avoiding heat illness through seasonally appropriate nutrition. The author argues for nitrogenous and bulky foods, greens, and fruits, warns against fat and sugar, and recommends legumes with potatoes or fats for balance. Emphasizes cooking grains long, avoiding alcohol, tea, and coffee, and eating slowly for better digestion.
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Tollswouth
W.A. Spicer
D. D. McDovaat
Falmouth Forms Local Telephone Company
Citizens of Falmouth organize a local telephone company to connect the surrounding countryside with the town. The village has become a thriving grain market and the venture is expected to enhance social communication and benefit the farming community.
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Falmouth
Letter list of uncalled names at Connersville Postoffice
Weekly list shows 19 letters remain uncalled for ending May 18 1904. Names include Angrin Almond Brant Campbell Cooley Doresy Fearries Lambora Parson Porter Work Wolfe and others. Patrons must advertise and date letters. unclaimed items after two weeks go to the Dead Letter Office. Jone Parus P. M.
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Connersville
Inn
Angrin A
Almond Earl Brant
Neu Campbell
Gerald Cooley
Noda Doresy
George Fearries
Mattie Y Lambora
Bertha Lockland
Annie Parson
Julia Porter
Mary
Wolfe
Jone Parus
P. M
Sermons and Religious News From Local Churches
Sunday services feature Rev Amai Atwater in Blooming ton with sermons on Educating Young Men For The Ministry and Hope and Anchor To The Soul. Catholic lectures and baptismal notices highlighted by Grand Ave M E church events and city high school baccalaureate planned by Dr J P D John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amai Atwater
Bloomington
Christian Church
Atwater
Butler Bible College
Connersville
Rev. Atwater
Glenwood Memorial Services Planned Parade and Speeches
The Old Veterans memorial service is set for Thursday May 30 with parade assembling at the depot at 9 a.m. LO R M lodges will participate and an address will be delivered at the U P church by former mayor L B Nash of ton. The Home band will provide music and an invitation is issued to all.
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Depot
C. FD. R
LO. R. M
U. P
L B. Nash
Ton
Decoration at Connersville by Improved Order of Red Men
The Improved Order of Red Men of Connersville will hold its annual Decoration Sunday on May 19. Members meet at Lodge Hall at 9 a.m. and march to the cemetery to decorate graves of deceased brothers, then proceed to the Christian Church for the annual sermon by Rev. Geo. Darsle Jr. All Red Men and neighboring counties are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men
Connersville
Lodge Hall
Christian Church
Geo. Darsle Jr
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Ostrich Farm
California
San Luis Obispo
Sunday School Institute
Halverstadt Ettk
W. BE. Brown
Rockafellar
Jevotl Ypeniator
Jon A. LL
Elmer Loll
Mise Hattiof
Treacu
Stephens
D. T. Hedges
Supreme Court of the U. S
Carrize Garrett
Rey Bessie Riggs
Bertha Oates
Eadie Stanley
Ccc
Falmouth Telephone
St. Gabriel’s Church
J. P. Michaelis
William Kress
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Ave. M. E. Church
City High School
J. P. D. ‘John
John
Stutz
Epworth League
C C. Hall
George Garrett
Mre
L. T. Bower
Oscar Mitchell
Mattle Webb
Chas. Cassel
Bertha Martin
First Presbyterian Church
John Clouds
Indianapolis
Greensburg
George Clouds
Jacob Clouds
Charlee Littl LD
Tacoma
Washington
Thomas Little
Little
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
George Darsie
Anderson
Christian Ministerial Association
Darele
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
L. K. Tingley
J. P. D. John
Glenwood Memorial Services
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