Death of Thomas Lowe in Covington area obituary notice
Thomas Lowe, brother of Charles Lowe, died at his Mit McNeil farm home west of Covington Tuesday morning. He suffered three weeks with a felon on his herd that led to poisoning and death. He was around fifty and leaves a wife and four children. Funeral services by Rev. Dees were held Thursday at Grange Hall with interment at Grange Week cemetery.
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Lowe
Charles Lowe
Mit McNeil
Covington
Miss Loewe
Dees
Grange Hall
Grange
Untitled note from local page near Aart Riveriny
Fragmentary OCR item notes a local matter at Aart Riveriny involving a person named Perry Chas and an event on Mecuin Ph. Other readable details are unclear. no dates or concrete actions are detectable.
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Aart Riveriny
Fragmentary OCR News Note From Fort Sry Archive
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Niels and a time tie related to saving a hand. The text is garbled with stray letters and partial phrases, offering little clear context or identifications.
Leader Stores Big Two Week Sale Ad
The Leader advertises a large two week sale in this issue. Read the offers and hurry to the big store for these items and you will be rewarded.
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Bie
Woman's Club Meeting Postponed After Funeral
The Woman's Club will meet this afternoon at Mrs. O S Douglass's home on Liberty Street. The gathering was delayed from last week due to the funeral of Jadee Schoonover.
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Cieb
O. S. Douglass
Liberty Sé
Jadee Schoonover
Black Leg Outbreak Reported Near Rainville Cattle
Dr A B Carter reports Black Leg in a Rainville area herd where four animals died and the others were vaccinated. He urges stockmen to watch for signs and take precautions to guard against the disease. Mrs Lena Watterman visits Mellott with son Homer and family.
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A. B. Carter
Rainsville
Lena Watterman
Son Homer Watterman
Mellott
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Notice
The meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association is set for October 3 at 7 oclock in the high school auditorium. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Back From The Front Two Soldiers Return To Indiana
Teddy McMahon and Stephen Kelley return home after more than two years in service. They were wounded while going over the top and earned their laurels. The community welcomes them alongside other brave men back home to Indiana.
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Teddy McMahon
Stephen Kelley
Old Indana
Fragmentary news snippet on CORI court and Purdue at salon
A fragmented OCR item mentions CORI and court activity, seed network, Wilt, Marie, and Purdue with hints of demonstrations and an extension at a university in SLOre. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Marie Ele
Com & Corn
Wy Hor Rosa
Purdue
Jon
Salon
Werkaral
Oyere Coun
Farmers Federation Meeting Notices in Veedersburg
A Mountain County Federation of Farmers meeting will be held in Veedershure on Wednesday at 2 oclock. The session promises important matters to be addressed. Clint Florey is President with Troy C. Glascock as Secretary-Treasurer.
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Mountain County Federation of Waormers
Veedershure
Clint Florey
Troy C. Glascock
Secty Treas
Explosion Injures Mrs. Hodson Canning Tomatoes
Mrs. Forest Hodson, of Ett Farr farm southwest of here, was badly burned Tuesday when a hot tomato can exploded while she was canning. The lid blew free and tomatoes splashed her face and mouth. a physician treated her and she is expected to recover.
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Forest Hodson
Ett Farr
There
Sadie
Mary Marie Smail Born March 9 1018 Departed September 27 1919
Mary Marie Smail died after a long illness at age one hundred? her family notes she endured much pain and now rests in God. She leaves her parents sister and grandparents and many relatives and friends to mourn.
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Mary Marie Smitl
Card Of Thanks For Baby’s Death Aid And Flowers
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends who aided us in the death of our baby and especially to those who sent flowers and the singers Mr and Mrs Sherman Smail and Family.
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Sherman Smail
Attica Department Store Promotes Fall Winter Trading
A Mighty good place to do your Fall and Winter trading. The J rank McDermond Department Store advertises good assortments. Splendid service and reliable goods offered at very fair prices in Attica.
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Jrank McDermond Department Store
Attica
Hoodlual Mary Pickford's Greatest Caprice
Mrs. Charles Guinn has been seriously ill for two weeks but shows improvement now. The note mentions a theatre showing date and time, with other partial reading about Mary Pickford and a local event.
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Mary Pickford
Lyvie Ze Teatre
Sistinge
Charles Guinn
Eastern Star Chapter to meet at Anasemite hall
The regular meeting of the Eastern Star Chapter will be held at the Anasemite hall next Monday evening at 7:30. Oct. 6th date is noted for the gathering. The call goes to members for attendance and participation.
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Eastern Star Chapter
Anasemite Hall
Fausts Travel to Indianapolis for Tonsil Operation
Mrs. Guy Faust underwent tonsil removal surgery in Indianapolis with Mr. Faust accompanying her on Tuesday. She is resting and expected to return home soon.
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Guy Faust
Indianapolis
Faust
Clevenger
Stong
Frank Crawford
Danville
T. A. Coffine
George Mayer
Duquoin IL
Covington
Sehconover
T. A. Clifton
Administration Notice in Fountain County Estate
The Circuit Court of Fountain County India dh appoints William W. Layton as Administrator of the estate of Thomas M. Cofing deceased. The estate is reported as solvent and W. N. White acts as attorney for the estate.
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Circuit Court
Fountain County
State of India
Thomas M. Cofing
Farm relatives face inquiry into Plymouth home
A report states Mrs Westh and assistant Miss Farr left Plymouth amid an investigation into alleged neglect. It cites allocations showing children received only two potatoes weekly and little meat. Review found the home, a personal property, received nearly $500,000 during Mrs Work's management with about $50,000 spent on motor cars.
An Agreeable Surprise in a Cold Relief Ad
Mrs James Brown of Clark's Mills New York recalls how Chamberlains Cough Remedy gave prompt relief after severe colds that kept her up at night. The ad notes many others have found quick relief from the remedy.
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James Brown
Clark’s Mills
N. Y
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