Substantial Corn and Bean Contest Results Announced
The Enterprise Sentinel reports the corn and bean contest closed last Saturday with about eight hundred new subscribers added. A committee counted 16010 grains of corn and 773 beans, yielding 16010 in total. many prizes were awarded to residents of Carroll county for near matches.
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Joh D. Davis
Wm. H. Lenon
C. M. Pian
Myer
A. Eb. Lehman
Richard Callane
Jacob Krauss
George Hood
Flora Indiana
Carroll County
Enterprise-Sentinel
Enterprise Sentinel
Fiona, Inc
Serv
C. M. Puans
L. S. Myer
Joan D. Davis
W. H. Lenon
Granasg C. Hoop
Jacos Kravas
Ricuard Callens
A. B. Lepman
Lizzie Eckerie
Jennie
Rockfield
C. EB. Dowgey
Raub
Land open to old soldiers near Rosebud Reservation
In Nebraska near Rosebud Reservation a government plan offers 640 acres to any old soldier who registers before the land runs out. The deal is first come first served with no lottery and costs thirty dollars to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Rosebud Reservation
Valetine
Delphi's Fair Queen Crowned World Champion Cow
Col Edward W Bowen of Delphi claims the top prize at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis with Fair Queen the two year old daughter of Missy and champion cow of her era. Bowen also wins multiple prizes as Indiana celebrates cattle successes.
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W. Bowen
Delphi
Edward W. Bowen
St. Louis
Col. Bowen
Fair Queen
Missey
Missy
Mr. Bowen
Indiana
J. H. Miller
Peru
New Millinery at Horner's and Local Visitors
Local Flora shoppers are invited to view new millinery at Horner's while Geo Gibbs and Aaron Replogle are in town as world’s fair visitors. A broad list of residents and visitors from nearby towns are noted, with various social calls, travels, and family visits. The canning factory reports tomatoes on schedule and loans with five percent offered by Wilkinson & Smith. The piece closes with a reflection on a thriving town supported by local merchants and trades.
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A. H. McIntosh
Omaha
Neb
Jessee L. Landis
Ed Colvin
Enterprise Sentinel
R. P. Deardorff
Jake Smith
C. L Kendall
Burrows
Proust
George D. Cates
Clymers
Albert Willimson
Rockfield
E. Daugherty
F. P. Lyons
A H. Melotosh
Nebraska
Frank Flora
Valley City
North
Pete
Jennie Wood
Mage of
Roberson
J. P. McCloskey
Deer Creek
J H. Bennett
Bell
George Clark
Bowbells
North Dakota
Will Eckerlee
Dr. Hafter
Kokowoixa
Dr. Fox
Horner's
Geo. Gibbs
Aaron Replogle
Lee Moss
Bringhurst
Flora
Wilkinson & Smith
Jewell Range
J. M. Koonsman
Nellie Morgason
Camden
Tillie Otten
Flora Hardware Co
John T Burns Dies After Long Illness
John T Burns died after months of illness with a combination of diseases. Funeral held Monday at 2 PM in the M E Church with Rev Fraley and Knights of Pythias in attendance. He was born March 8 1856 in Carroll County and left a widow two sons and one daughter. Interment followed in Zion Cemetery.
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John T. Burns
Lodge of Knights of Pytalas
John T. Buros
Oliver S. Buros
M. E. Church
House of Worship
James Burns
Iown
Oliver 3
Burns
South Center Street
M. E
F. ©. Fraley
Knights of Pythias
Carroll County
Death of Mary Flora Koons in Millmine Illinois
Little Mary Flora Koons daughter of Mr and Mrs Sanford Koons of Millmine Illinois died Sunday September lith from dysentery and malaria fever while visiting relatives She was born August 13 1902 and departed this life September 11 1904 aged 2 years 29 days Funeral services were held at the home on Monday September 12 Elder John Leedy officiating
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John Pullen
Flora
Ile
Pullen
Rev
Steen
Wheeling
Maple Lawn
Belva
Ora Shanks
Camden
Will Fisher
Loganeport
John Burns
Earnest Strawlan
Marion
Madge Logan
Rockfield
David McCain
Davenport
Iowa
Mary Murphy
Lincoln
Ind
Leopold
Wl Eckerlee
Joan Richey
Eli Richey
Rossville
Rose
Sarah Root
Ute
Anna Ford
A. R. Woods
Indianapolis
Vivian Shigely
Greencastle
Thomas Reed
Near Kokomo
Jake Smith
J.W. Eller
East
Mary Flora Koons
Milmine
Ilinois
Andy Blickenstaff
Cerro Gordo
Lil
Sanford Koons
Millmine
Illinois
John Leedy
Wedding at Shanklin Home Near Cutler
Last Tuesday evening at 6 o clock Miss Nora Glenn Shanklin and Mr. Harry J. Thomas of Jackson township were married by Rev. O L Prentice of the Cutler Presbyterian church. About one hundred guests attended and refreshments followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Shanklin
Cutler
Nora Glenn Shanklin
Harry J. Thomas
Jackson Township
O. L. Prentice
Presbyterian Church
East End Residents Alarmed by Purdue Tank Scrap Imitators
A gang of school boys and others have tried to imitate the Purdue tank scrap this week. The effort provoked strong local anger and unrest in the east end, with the youths not alone in the disturbance of the peace. The boys may not be solely responsible, but they share the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
East End
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Amboy
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Tiue Township
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Horner
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Burlington
Flora Friends
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