Booster Club sale to fund Christmas festivities
The Booster Club announces a sale of horse, cattle, animals, and farm items to raise funds for Christmas events. Members urge sellers to list items immediately as advertising space is limited. Also noted is a generated curiosity piece about a distant edition of a Luzon newspaper from World War I era and Frankfort’s community Christmas tree event organized by Tri Kappa, with Daniel Powers donating the 30 foot tree from his Boyleston farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Manning
Edom
Nila
Island of Luzon
Frankfort
Tri Kappa
Daniel Powers
Boyleston
Court House
Cox and Booher Sell Guaranteed Anti Freeze
Advertising notes that Anti Freeze is absolutely guaranteed and sold by Cox and Booher. The blurb emphasizes reliability and availability through the local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox & Booher
Cox & Booker
Advertising a Plan for Effective Newspaper Campaigns
A guide urges allocating two thirds of advertising budgets to newspaper ads and using well dressed, seasonally priced window displays. It advises generous local notices, consistent pricing, truthful deals, and monitoring results by studying large city ads to shape a proactive, community focused campaign.
Local notices and moving updates feature Christmas gifts plan
Rettinger promotes story books featuring Miss Zola Campbell for Christmas gifts in Indianapolis on Friday. Raymond Linn and family relocate to a new home near Thorntown. Hiatt urges saving old papers rags and rubber to fetch top prices. Call 2 on 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rettinger
Zola Campbell
Raymond Linn
Thorntown
Hiatt
Sle
Plan to Resume Railway Inquiry After March 4
Washington dispatch reports the Congressional Joint Committee on Interstate Commerce will resume hearings on government regulation of transportation after March 4, likely following the end of Congress. The drive seeks unified federal regulation to end conflicting state rules, with heavy input from shippers, manufacturers, investors, and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
Congress
Commerce Committees
Wilson
Newlands Committee
Newlands
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Industrial Traffic League
Fred Kelly Visits Waynetown From Darlington
Fred Kelly, Vandalia railroad agent, visits Waynetown for ten days to tour old town scenes and reconnect with former local youths. The piece also notes Mrs. D. K. Young in Fort Frankfort, T. M. Campbell’s laundry promotion, and mentions the Rettinger children ill with scarlet fever as Mr. Rettinger helps neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelly
Darlington
Fred
Vandalia Railroad
Waynetown
John Rettinger
Mr. Rettinger
Hugh Moffitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Herald
Indiana
Booster
Peeple
I Nt
Oalks
BY Ness Darling
Kingan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
QO. J. Mote
Swan
K. Point
M. C. Klein & Son
Jewelers
Optometrists
Crawfordsville
LaValieres
Ivory
W. Otto
Jewelry and Optician
N. Washington
Rettingers
D. K. Young
T. M. Campbell
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