Indiana Brevities Summary of local notices across the state
Lafayette elects Mrs Mindwell Cramp ton Wilson Delphi regent of the Indiana D A R with directors Miss Julian Landers Indianapolis and Mrs Charles Q Ertsman Lafayette also supporting Mrs S E Perkins as corresponding secretary general Paul Dresser memorial favored over Tecumseh Trail park rename English hosts a farmers short course at Marengo December 7-8 Purdue directs dairying poultry and home management instruction Indianapolis reports 1922 state registration near 1 413 257 in 92 counties versus 1 446 401 in 1920 Evansville boys jailed for alleged thefts and camping plans Anderson Clawson arrested for mortgage related sale. heading to Eugenia Oregon Indianapolis will probate Delavan Smith will of the Indianapolis News benefitting Lake Forest and Indiana institutions Wabash director reelected Indiana Farmers Federation Gary output constrained by labor shortages and 65 80 percent capacity Riverside Marion hosts state YMCA boys conference December 1-3 Franklin Masonic home hosts visiting lodges Elwood Rural Routes expanded Sullivan plans 1923 fair Noblesville Hamilton county Farmers Federation officers named Columbus shipping association manager appointed Gilroy kent 1923 Armistice day plans in Anderson and Jefferson county road contracts awarded Columbus J P Kirkpatrick named Bartholomew County Shipping Association manager Gary underworld figure Jakes 4 Saults convicted and jailed Muncie suit against Indiana Union Traction for damages Rushville Salivation Army tag drive raises funds for winter relief Hartford City freight cars wrecked near Anderson Armistice day plans in Anderson Madison road contracts awarded Gary armed robbery at Barker Furniture in East Chicago.
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Lafayette
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Delphi
Indiana
Julian Landers
Indianapolis
Charles Q. Ertsman
Charles Hartley
New Albany
Henry Beck
S. E. Perkins
E. H. Darrach
Paul Dresser
Terre Haute
Tecumseh Trail Park
Evansville
John C. Bolen
Louis Hertel
Henry Cradford
Kentucky
Anderson
W. F. Clawson
Huntington County
W. F. Payne
Clawson
Eugenia
Ore
Delavan Smith
The
Indianapolis News
Waukegan
Lake Forest
Wabash
W. H. Tuttle
Petroleum
Wells County
Indiana Farmers' Federation
W. L. Needler
Grant County
Shelbyville
Dorsey Jones
Scout Council
Gary
Marion
R. J. Duke
Indiana Y. M. C. A
F.C. Walcuts
Sioux City
C. Robinson
John Brown
Winchester
Hans Rudolph Frederikson
Finland
Sullivan
Gua Chowning
Ralph Harrison
Claud Pittman
Noah Scott
Princeton
John Hal Woods
Gideon County
Hoosier Automobile Association
R. Maxam
Ed Jackson
Gate
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Educational Survey Commission
Florace Case
Kathryne Flanigan
Logansport
Franklin
Indians Masonic Home
Brazil
Rushville
Mays
Phoenix Lodge
Raleigh
Trene
Frank Keck
Sarabellé
Cloyd Thompson
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Noblesville
Farmers’ Federation of
Hamilton County
A. H. Myers
E. K. Klepfer
Jesse Johnson
Frances Mu
White River Bank
J. P. Kirkpatrick
Bartholomew County Shipping Association
Bartholomew County Farm Bureau
Crown Point
Jakes 4
Saults
Immune
Lake County
State
Muncie
Martha S. Medaris
Indiana Union Traction Company
Hartford City
Pennsylvania
American Legion
Madison
Jefferson County
John Paugh
Monroe Township
Miles & Thomas
Itichard Polk
Graham Township
Emmett W. Garriott
Scott County
Jacob L. Clever
Republican Township
Barker Furniture Company
Chicago
Modern Columbus Crosses Pacific In 23-Ton Junk Voyage
Christopher Waard sails 5300 miles from Shanghai to Victoria in a 69 foot Amoy junk named the Amoy with his Chinese wife at the tiller and a small crew. The voyage endured typhoons and relentless gales, narrowly avoiding a collision with a Japanese steamer near Victoria as it neared port. Waard plans to showcase the junk at ports from Victoria to Panama and then Europe.
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Victoria
B. C
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Atlantic
Santa Maria
George Waard
Columbus
Pacific
Hankong Harbor
Waard
America
British Columbia
Shanghai
Chinese Republic
Mother
Captain Waard
Little Bob
China
Hallander
Canada
Hakodate
Japan
Aleuthan Islands
Behring Sea
Unalaska
Aleutians
Pacific Coast
Panama
New York
Boston
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Europe
Man's Jazz Rejoicing Cited in Separation Suit
Mrs. Malcolm McGowan of New York alleges cruelty by her husband who danced sang and played jazz records upon learning from Cleveland Ohio that his mother in law had died. She also cites frequent beatings and his receipt of many love notes. Court grants $50 weekly support and $400 counsel fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Malcolm McGowan
New York City
Mrs Eliza Teeter Praises Dr Pierce Remedy
In Goshen Indiana Mrs Eliza Teeter says she and her sisters suffered tuberculosis and severe weight loss. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a year she regained strength and vitality and remains grateful for the treatment. She invites readers to write for confidential medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Eliza’ Teeter
Middlebury St
Swamp Root Promoted by Druggists
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician prescribed remedy and strengthens the organs, trusted by many. The ad offers a ten cent sample bottle by mailing to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. It ends with a newspaper Life quote about men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Diamond Dyes Take Over Home Dyeing Ads
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing sweaters skirts and a child's coat. It claims guaranteed no spotting fading streaking or running and instructs buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or blends to the druggist.
Dead Bhot Vermitages Ad Tricks Child Relief
An advertisement from 4372 Pearl St New York promotes Dr Peery's Dead Bhot claiming quick relief with a 60 cent price and money back guarantee. The fragment includes chiding dialogue about spoiled behavior and a judge's aside.
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Dr. Peery
Pearl St
New York City
Saxophonist Impresses Crowd With Airy Performance
A lively exchange highlights a saxophonist who earns enthusiastic praise for his air control and expressive playing. The audience hails the performance as exceptional and memorable.
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Smyrna
Hollandes
Pacific Ocean
Tiller
Verdun
Raymond Poincare
France
Me-Duc
Paris
Mrs
Eliza Teeter
Itee Spelay
Meike
Betty
W.l.douglas
Jon
Wl.ouglas
Tory Gost
New England
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