Chicago Girls Aim Non Stop Auto Run to Washington
The Harding Girls Club of Morris & Company plans a 800 mile non stop motor truck run from Chicago to the White House to present a 41 pound Illinois Bronze Turkey named Supreme 111 to President Harding. Two drivers will alternate, extra gas and equipment installed, police along route to clear traffic.
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Chicago
Illinois
Hardine Girls’ Club
Morris & Company
Harding
Washington, D. C
White House
Gobbler
Harding Girls’ Club of
Panama
Tohn
New Orleans
Cton
Supreme 117
Waskngton
U. S
General Motors Company
Wallace
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Richmond
Columbus
Zaneville
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Blue Ridge Mountains
Cumberland
Hacerstown
Frederick
Morris
Washington
Agriculture H. T. Wallace
General Motors Co
Turkey
Cirls
Trafic
Harding Girls’ Club
Ilinois
Don’t Idle For Rats Says Fred White In Covington Ad
Mr Fred White warns against idling describing his rats problem with RAT S NAP results He reports dead rats after using the product and urges readers to follow his example The ad lists three sizes 35c 65c and 125 for Mayer How Co Covington Indiana Also notes Mary Keller has recovered from scarlet fever and will soon be able to go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Mr. White
Mayer How. Co
Covington
Indiana
Mary Keller
John Welsh
Perrysville Teams Sweep Veedersburg in Friday Night Wins
Perrysville boy and girl basketball teams defeated Veedersburg 29 to 15 and 27 to 9, remaining undefeated this season. Dale Hughes of Gessie and Miss Imez Wait near Danville wed in Lafayette on Thursday. Mrs. Will Funk is ill at home.
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Perrysville
Veedersburg
Dale Hughes
Gessie
Imez Wait
Danville
Lafayette
Will Funk
John Hicks
M. E. Church
Paul Cadman
Laffie Williamson
Carl Carpenter
Mary Alice
E. R. Jahna
Robert Barnes
Kenneth Richardson
Cates
Nellie Coleman
Keith
Lesfie Williamson
Fred Coleman
Newtown
Frank Coleman
James Johnson
M. Jones
Constipation Remedy Promoted With Liver Health Claims
A 19th century style advertisement urges readers to take two Chamberlains wed to 2172 to ensure healthy bowel action and liver balance. It claims pleasant effects while banishing dullness and stupidity often linked to constipation.
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Chamberlain
Bazaar at the church draws crowd. social notes and mishap recaps
The Bazaar at The church Thursday night drew a large crowd with attendees including Dock Capsinger and wife and Bert Wilkison and wife. Various local families visit Crawfordsville for business and family gatherings. A school break near Kingman is planned after Thanksgiving. Diptheria, toothache troubles, and a road accident near Veedersburg are reported with apologies and fault acknowledged in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Cap
Bert Wilkison
Wallace
Samuel Glascock
Crawfordsville
Move to reorganize Covington Fair Association
Local notes report a drive to reorganize the Covington Fair Association. President Harding has named Farmer McMahon to a permanent postmaster position in Covington. The item also mentions local ads and social notices including visitors from Missouri and Kansas, a studio offer, a stroke update on Samuel L. Baldwin, and moving notices for the Shuler and Rinn households.
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Covington Fair Association
Farmer McMahon
Pres. Harding
Covington
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Scott’s Prairif
John Shaler
Earl Shuler
Sam Bruner
Kingman
Arthur Phipps
Margaret Algood
Grant, Taylor and Wife
Donald Moffett
Gordon and
Rose Moffett
Oliver Drollinger
Ewbanks
Emmett Moffett
Mrs. Moffett
John Ratcliff
Bill Grimes
Mayer Hardware Co
Catharine Minor
Aurora
J. S. Brown
Wichate
Kansas
Elizabeth Sullivan
Burnett
Samuel L. Baldwin
Jim
Mr. Baldwin
Margaret Rinn
Harry Shuler
Crockett St
Harry
Irene
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C. E. Kincade
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