Advertisements and Local Notices Mention West Lebanon
Advertise in The Republican. D. F. Smith and Mrs. T. A Clifton were in West Lebanon and Willems port Wednesday. E. M. Board spent two days in Chicago visiting his daughter. Mrs. Dennis Murphy is improving at St Elizabeths hospital after a serious operation and is expected home soon. A. T. Claypool delivered some horses to local buyers.
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D. F. Smith
T. A Clifton
West Lebanon
Willemsport
E. M. Board
J. W. Gillard
Dennis Murphy
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
A. T. Claypool
Attica Social Notes Round Up Local Visits
Geo Shafer and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Town in Attica over Friday and Saturday. Angie Zink visited Attica Friday night. Dan Alkire and his mother returned from Goshen. The Rector brothers came home for their sister Mrs McIntosh’s funeral in Covington. Leopold Lauba and Laurie visited Hillsboro. Albin Clark went to Wayneton to see his son Dale. Patterson made a business trip to Attica and Covington. Rev Charles E Howard and Cha Bushman visited John Hannon. Olive Ennis and Belle Bushman returned from Sloan after visiting Nellie Trott and family. Granite Markers Rock of Ages advertised. E M Board can supply on hand. phone 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Alkire
Mother
Goshen
Olive Ennis
Belle Bushman
Sloan
E. M. Board
Partial Payment Plan Lets All Save for Treasury Certificates
Government Savings organization of the Seventh Federal Reserve District launches a partial payment plan for Treasury Savings Certificates. Investors pay weekly, semi monthly, or monthly with a $2 $4 or $8 minimum, bank deposits $1 per $10 purchased as a savings nest egg, and certificates delivered after all payments. If defaults occur after 30 days, funds may be refunded via War or Thrift Stamps.
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Treasury Savings
Government Savings Organization
Seventh Federal Reserve District
W. B. Bosworth
Seventh District Savings Organization
Treasury Department
Washington
Savings
William Mather Lewis
Treasury
United States
Song of 10 000 Lines For Indian Water Drawers
Missionaries in India face a counting problem among Pariah water drawers who measure buckets by reciting a 10 000 line song listing vast gods and sages. As workers convert to Christianity, some write a new song about the life and teachings of Christ to replace the old chant.
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Walter FE. Scudder
India
Interchurch World Movement
Pariah Water Drawer
Christ
Ditch Assessment Notice in Tippecanoe County Court Case 526
Notice from Lafayette Indiana dated March 17 1920 announces the Judge of the Circuit Court of Tippecanoe County has established the Lanre B Wilson et al drainage project in Case 526 and orders immediate payment to E C Minton Commissioner to Construct. Also included are unrelated biographical notes on Andrew Frick and a stray anecdote.
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