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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
The Long Way to Do Things in Woolleytown News
Earl Murphy, a Pine Grove Fare north of Woolleytown, travels to the Capitol city after a playful column on “The Long Way” by Jud Long and Lee. The piece teases farming aims for the shortest path, praising innovation like automatic feeders and rabbit-chasing tricks.
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the Tribune
Pike Street
John S. Sulivan
Corbet
Jod Long
Indiana
Woolleytown Experiment Station
Jod
Lee
Jud
Jud Long
Adam
Earl Murphy
Pine Grove
Woolleytown
Capitol City
Local Farm Notes and Odd Purchases Revealed
Two car loads of fine steers were bought for silage feeding while Earl shows zeal in livestock trading. Aly Long loses then finds a pocket book after a jitney trip to South Whitley. K Cloud’s sick horse improves after veterinary help from George Musselman. Uncle Ezra ends with a proverb about timely care.
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Earl
George Musselman
Indiana
George
Ezra
Deedsville Ladies Aid Enjoys January Meeting
The Deedsville Ladies Aid spent Wednesday January 14 at Dee Brower’s home with a sled ride from the Deedsville Store. Mrs. Brower provided a noon meal and afternoon activities followed by the regular program.
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Deedsville
Monthly program notes and local visits at town meeting
The program committee prepared the agenda for the month while 13 members and 4 visitors attended, totaling 17. Other local notes include visits and calls among Sherman Waymire, Willard Kinley, James Best from Sheldon, Nelson Kindig and son Albert with Odie Hart, Mrs. Elizabeth Mills, Mrs. M. J. Moody with Mrs. B. B. Phelps, Keturah Leedy visiting, and Margaret Abrams calling on Sylvia Leedy.
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Sherman Waymire
Willard Kinley
James Best
Sheldon, Nl
Martin Conner
Keturah Leedy
Elizabeth Mills
Nelson Kindig
Albert
Odie Hart
M. J. Moody
B. B. Phelps
Local notices and social items from Penn area
Mrs. Ross McHenry and Mrs. C. F. Fite shopped in Penn Saturday. Miss Beulah McHenry was ill the first of the week and could not attend school. Master Meredith Fite, youngest child of Mrs. C. F. Fite, was sick early in the week. Andrew Fite and Arthur Smeltzly left for St. Louis to seek work. Miss Vernice Bond of Mexico, Denver High School student, visited her aunt Mrs. Nora Fouts Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Lucy A. Tharp suffered a stroke at her daughter Mrs. Will Lewis’s home in Argos. Tharp, formerly near Denver, recently sold her farm near Deedsville to Augustus Mays of Denver. New stock of J C C and College Girl Corsets arrives. prices range from 2.00 to 4.00. Com pare our prices and note the saving. J T Donaldson.
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Vernice Bond
Mexico
Denver
Nora Fouts
Lucy A. Tharp
Will Lewis
Argos
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Margaret Abrams
Syvia Leedy
Ross McHenry
C. F. Fite
Penn
Beulah McHenry
Meredith Fite
Andrew Fite
Arthur Smeltzly
St. Louis
J. T. Donaldson
Metropolitan
Edison
Denver, Indiana
Home Savings & Loan Co
Peru, Ind
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