Indiana Tuberculosis Waste Highlighted by Dr Crull
Fort Wayne Indiana physician Dr Eric Crull president of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association warns the state loses about 16 million dollars yearly to tuberculosis costs and deaths. He notes 8 141 Indiana deaths last year with roughly 30 000 known live cases and urges preventive care and treatment expansion. He cites limited sanatorium capacity and calls for public funding and education. Local ad for J J Bulleit Sons ranges appears at end.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Eric Crull
Crull
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Irving Fisher
Yale
Educa Conal
Obituary Notes and Notices From Harrison County
An obituary fragment notes William Smith died August 2 1927 at age eighty four, with Christian sentiments and a farewell lament. A later item records Elizabeth A Siez Cleckner born March 20 1838 in Harrison County Indiana married Feb 25 1864 to John G Cleckner with seven children, four surviving, and mentions funeral details and surviving family. Also appears a notice of appointment of administrator with will annexed for William Smith’s estate. involving Lee Smith and Kirkham O Bannon. Also small ads for fertilizer and coal oil stores.
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Elizabeth A. Siez
Harrison County
Indiana
John G. Cleckner
Ind
Anna Henderson
Kate Henderson
Neil Cleckner
Susan Culp
Lota Eubanks
William Smith
Lee
Smith
Kirkham & O'Bannon Attorneys
National G A R Encampment Held in Indianapolis Last Week
The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic met in Indianapolis with many Civil War veterans in attendance. Dr Lewis Stephen Pilcher of Brooklyn was elected Commander in Chief for the coming year and Des Moines Iowa chosen as the 1922 encampment site.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Lewis Stephen Pilcher
Brooklyn
New York
G. A R
Des Moines
Iowa
Molasses Buckets and Tin Cans Priced by J. J. Bulleit & Son
J J Bulleit and Son offers close prices on molasses buckets and tin cans. Call for current figures and terms.
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J. J. Bulleit & Son
Veteran dies at rock crusher in Indiana quarry
UCHI Bandy of Svertwater Tennessee died on his first day feeding the James T Evans rock crusher site near Bridgeport. A car escaped the quarry, rolled down a 650 foot incline and struck him, breaking most bones. He was about 30, a World War veteran, survived by two brothers and a sister. His body was shipped to Sweetwater Tennessee for burial. A poem and local notices follow. Also mentions Leonard Erb, his Los Angeles residence, and Uncle Jake Erb, Civil War veteran.
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Uchi Bandy
Svertwater
Tennessee
James T. Evans
Bridge
Alas
Bandy
Indiana
Sweetwater
Yellow Yam potatoes and squashes from Harrison Grange tribute
Martin E Engleman of Corydon area shares three fine Yellow Yam sweet potatoes weighing over nine pounds and squashes for pies. He has grown market sweet potatoes for years and expects 125 to 150 bushels on under half an acre. Harrison Grange No 2133 votes memorial resolutions for Henry Grable oldest charter member with sympathy to family and notes publication.
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Corydon
Great Grange
Henry Grable
Harrison Grange
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Paralee Frazier
Lonxview
Toms
J. F. Lee
Milstead
Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga
Tenn
Riely
Isterling
P. O
Busy Bee
Dorsey
Will Christley
Federal Hill
Stephens Collins Foster
Old Kentucky Home
Old Kentucky Home Commission
Ane Cighty
Denar
Treaven
Methodist Church
New Jerusalem
Father
J. A. DB
Trotter
Grandma Cleckner
Jos
Pinaire
Perfection
Puritan
Bradley
America
C. P. Trotter & Company
FLUEY
Jin
God
Leonard Erb
Jacob Erb
Morgan Township
Los Angeles
California
Lee Erb
Blue River Township
Jake
Moore
Hurst Hardware Co
Corydon, Indiana
Martin E. Engleman
Addie Lockhart
Sam Fisher
Tillie Hubbard
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