Pleasant caller notes farm life and local moves
A Pleasant caller reports Mr. Beanblossom and wife keep about 300 chickens and ten milk cows. His tenant Mr. Kaiser produced about 2500 pounds of tobacco sold at 19 dollars per hundred. Beanblossom sold eight hogs for 6.80 per hundred and rents land to Herbert Kaiser. Numerous neighbors on Sandy Branch are moving, with several families relocating to Louisville, Mary Bishop’s farm, and Roy Pearson's farm. Wood chopping event invited. eighteen pigs for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Beanblossom
Heth
Democrat
Nurse at Cheyenne Agency Describes Work and Community
Mrs Elnora B Melton of Cheyenne Agency South Dakota writes of nursing on the reservation noting the 115 square mile area and a recent case of wife abuse requiring hospital care. She mentions missionaries two churches and general duties including acting as a missionary. Also includes a rat poison advertisement by N Windsor promoting Rat Snap with store listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora B. Melton
Cheyenne Agency
South Dakota
Melton
Geo. Dannenfelser
Asa Crow
Former Resident Drss Hanley Hanley Dies at Sixty Four in Muncie
Mrs Michael T Hanley aged 64 prominent local social service worker and Red Cross supporter died at 619 East Charles Street after a long illness She was active on the Social Service Bureau executive board War Mothers and St Lawrence church Surviving husband four children and four brothers Funeral services set for 9 am at St Lawrence with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Michael T. Hanley
East Charles Street
Hanley
W. J. Molloy
Frank A. Hanley
Leo J. Hanley
William, A. Hanley
Indianapolis
Andrew
Thos. Connell
New Albany
Edward Connell
James Connell
Lafayette
Edward
St. Lawrence Church
E. J. Houlihan
Beech Grove
Clint Milligan
South
Monroe Street
St. Lawrence
Hanley Automobile Company
Park Board
Depauw News and Local Notes Show Weekend Activities
Mr Harvey of Iowa arrived last Friday after his wife Mrs Glading Harvey. They began home Monday in his Ford. Frank Butterfield of Louisville visits ten days with his mother Mary E Sieg. Jos Lincoln examined by New Albany doctors found cancer of stomach. Brubeck of Edwardsville moves into Joseph Pate’s property, tied to local canning plant. Leonard Stevens, mail carrier, to move this week to Ed Vaughn’s. Loretta Davis and Mary Wilcox go to Danville for school. Loren Briscoe and wife went to New Albany for eye and nose treatment by Dr Hazlewood. Aunt Lou Simon remains ill. Ladies Aid pleased with bazaar results. all day crowd, everything sold, few items left under cost. Frances Woods of Fredericksburg visited Mrs John Boehm. Depauw H S basketball lost 25–33 to Milltown Boy Scouts at Milltown. Regular church and M E services Sunday night. Oyster supper Saturday, free show at Howerton’s with Andy Gump and Charley Chaplain. Chaplain to return Christmas Eve. Charcoal coffee promotion noted by HUDSON & FARISH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Iowa
Glading (Moser) Harvey
Ford
Frank Butterfield
Louisville
Mary E. Sieg
Jos
Lincoln
New Albany
Brubeck
Edwardsville
Joseph Pate
Leonard Stevens
Ed. Vaughn
Loretta Davis
Mary Wilcox
Danville
Loren Briscoe
Frances Woods
Fredericksburg
John Boehm
Depauw H. 8
Milltown Boy Scouts
Milltown
M. EB
Howerton
Andy Gump
Charley
Mrs Luckett Offers Splendid Millinery Prices for Xmas
Mrs Luckett announces special Christmas millinery prices with appealing selections for holiday shoppers. The items promise value and stylish options for the season.
Perry Watson Arrested On Still Possession Charge
Marshal George Higdon and prohibition officers raided Perry Watson's place last week finding a still mash and finished product. He faced Squire Joseph Feller with charges of possessing a still and intoxicating liquor and posted bond for Circuit Court appearance. The notice ends with an advertisement for The Old Capital Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Higdon
Prohibition
Perry Watson
Squire Joseph Feller
Purdue farmers short course set for January at Lafayette
The annual farmers short course will be held January 14 to 18 at Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana. The free program aims to help farmers with hands on demonstrations and livestock judging hay splicing corn and poultry practices. Separate classes cover animal husbandry soils and crops dairy fruit growing vegetable gardening poultry and home economics with national speakers and state meetings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
J. H. Skinner
School of Agriculture
Indiana
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W. H. Keller CO
Santa
Claus
Elaine
Polly
Allen
Harriette
Sally
Nell
Barbara
Merry Mary
Majorie
Rita
Trilby
Jeanne
Santa Claus
Corydon
Miller’s Electric Shop
Eureka Milling Co
Sandy Branch
Andrew Kessinger
Johnie Potts
Theodore Cromwell
Queen Wilson
Ed. McKinney
Alice Prell
Earl Cundiff
Carl Deadrick
Wm. Deadrick
Robert Dobson
Nellie Plue
Mat Leffler
Navie Bishop
Ray Pearson
Mary Bishop
Harold Best
Roy Pearson
al Prell
Lee Conner
Jane Lane
C. C. Hubbard
R. B
Eureka
Elnora
N. Windsor
Riely’s and
Davis
Drss
M. T. Hanley Stocumbs
Will Mitchell
Mitchell
Health Department of the State
Henry M. Stevens
Palmer Chiropractor
WM. Meyer
William Meyer
Sterling
Ilinois
Minnie Hussing
Meyer
Herman
Franklin Township
Lanesville
This
Floyd County
Depauw
iChas & Sanborn
Hudson & Farish
Old Capital
Mr. J. Sykes
N. J
Ina Sac
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