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Newspaper

Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1923

Page

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Roads and forests dominate Indiana’s transport planning

The article discusses Indiana mileage and road projects, noting state officials assess vast road networks and forested areas. It mentions the impact of telecommunication, forest management, and road funding on infrastructure, with references to road mileage by October and plans under consideration.

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Mysterious Scribbles Hint at A City Meeting Tonight

Vague notes mention a public meeting with odds and ends about a plan or talk. The fragmentary text references a state event on a Tuesday night and asks for clarification of the agenda and speakers.

Strand Theatre Schedule and Sale Notices at Monon

The Strand Theatre presents Monon showings including January 15 with a Tom Mix Western, January 17 William Russell in The Great Night, and January 18 Soldiers of Fortune. Also advertised are ladies coats sale items, millinery reductions, and home notices involving Mrs. George Pucheva and others.

Arabia Tom Mix Rough Rider William Ruseel

Roads in Indiana state system in best maintained condition

A state highway bulletin reports stone and gravel roads in the suite system are in excellent shape due to systematic maintenance. Director Williams notes road resurfacing and drag improvements have reduced earth roads while expanding the paved portion. About 2,800 miles of secondary roads include gravel and stone, with plows purchased to tackle heavy snow and keep highways open this winter.

Wiliams State Highway Commission Mir. Williams Avhasic Commission Miro Willian Math Roads Indiana Trehavs Department

Saintly services and society event at Prather Malton church

The community announces a Sunday program led by the Chris Nan fundeaver Society with a 7 pm sermon. Sunday school at 7:30 am, morning worship at 10:30, junior league 2 pm, Epworth League 6 pm, evening worship 7:10 pm, Bible study Wednesday 7:20 pm. Public invited to support youth. Also notices of church officer election, sales at Holmes store, and local social/clubs activities.

Santas School Acgeoa Cveede Bora Aoom Siarpe Chris Nan Tao Atted Paul O Reisen

Crop report notes variable Indiana conditions and good winter grains

The semi monthly report by Indiana agricultural statistician George C Bryant shows weather was highly variable with cold early and mild later periods and rainfall. Winter wheat and rye remain good, corn husking continues, and pasture conditions vary with some cholera cases among stock and plentiful tame hay wages.

George C. Bryant Indiana United States Department of Agreniture Flowers Wisconsin Mia Firosii

Popular Young Couple Married at Farm Ceremony

Miss Lithe Bers daughter of Mer and Mrs Roland Leis wed Philip Popp son of Mrs Charles Topp Sy at the Leis home south of town at high noon. Rev G N Fires officiated. Miss Myrtle Jentz was bridesmaid Herman Leis best man. A wedding dinner followed. The groom farms in Caillumd township and they will live there. The bride is active in church and social affairs. The town extends congratulations.

Bers Mer Mars Roland Leis Pharry Popp Charles Topp Sy G. ON Mirtle Jentz Herman Leis Caillumd Elmireh

Livestock Exports Rise as Australia and New Zealand Sell More

A US commerce report notes lower land and wage costs in Australia and New Zealand boost meat exports to Europe. Germany France and other European buyers are increasing purchases of frozen beef and veal from these nations.

New Zealand Australia Europe Department of Commerce United States Sydney Germany France

Francesville Quintet Dominate Vrancesville In Friday Clash

Francesville 47 defeats Star City 12 as Vrancesville’s defense falters. Final score 47 to 12 after a halftime 7 to 0 lead for the home team.

Francesville Star City Vrancesville High School Ovine Tin

Pioneer Club Elects Officers For Upcoming Year

The Pioneer Club met at Mrs. Faith's home with Mrs. Donalditt as host. Officers elected: President Mrs. ROW Berdy, Vice President Mrs. MM PY Pill, Secretary Mrs. Pew Foster, Treasurer Mrs. Wool Richardson. read as a local community gathering with several members traveling for visits and business.

Pioneer Club East Thuarsidave Alp Faith Mars. Donald Itt Row Berd Y MM PY Pill Pew. Foster Wool Richardson

Leasing Progresses Rapidly in Oil and Gas Development

Local landowners show strong interest as leases are pursued to back up extensive tracts for oil and gas development. Industry officials, including John Reeves and EW Crabbell, report rapid progress, with community enthusiasm rising after recent tours and talks on three decades of local activity.

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County nurses to visit schools for child health week

Nurses Grace Print and Edna Kabiet from Indiana University will tour the county in the week of January 2 to 27. They will provide health lectures, perform general health examinations for children, interview parents, advise on treatment, and train teachers in examination and care. Individual conferences and baby feeding guidance will be offered. efforts funded by Christmas seats.

Cee Pukiski Pebercutosis Vescettion Grace Print Edna Kabiet Indiana Cossine

No Change in Kaw Hunting Regulations Stated

Reported confusion over kaw hunting rules, claiming no alterations to the law allowing hunting trapping and pursuing fur bearing animals in the state until February. Notes mention conservation officials, individuals and places, with a local death prompting family travel and notices.

Tavarge No Manifeld Eame Tasco

William Fitzpatrick Dies in Rensselaer Hospital Funeral Held Monday

William Fitzpatrick an elderly, respected resident of Princesville died at Rensselaer hospital after rheumatism illnesses. He was born in 1844 in Kildare Ireland and lived in Odell Wisconsin before moving to Princesville twenty three years ago. Survived by widow, son William, son John in Bridie, daughter Mrs Bod Porter, and many relatives. Funeral at St Francis Catholic Church conducted by Rev Father Schmidt with interment west of Medaryville.

Wiliam Fitzpatrick Rensselaer Hospital Mundawy Mary 3 Secute Miovn Pitzpatrick Porhymere County Kildare Sate Priestley Newton Stewwen Scotland United States Wisconsin Odell Princesville Uell Mr. Fitzpetrick William St. Prancis Catholi Church Prancesville Molock Father Schmidt Medaryvville

French Troops Move to Seize Ruhr District

The article reports France preparing to occupy the Ruhr in Germany to force reparations payments. About 26,000 French troops have passed Coblenz and are detrain at Ruhr gates to seize the Krupp works city of Essen, amid concern from Washington and wary European reaction.

Germany France Ruhr Washington Sat England Coblenz Fssen Krupp

Free Seeds Defeated in House Vote 173 to 85

Free seeds were defeated in the House by a decisive 173 to 85 vote. The measure may advance to the Senate. The appropriation request totaled 360,000 with total agricultural bill funding at 50,681,853 including 32,300,000 for road construction. Local notes include residents traveling and visits across towns and Canada.

Senate House

Rescue Memorial D. Bill Prompts Public Debate

A garbled page discusses a memorial bill aimed at rescue options and public action. It references supporters and opponents, mentions presiding officials, and signals issues of national concern and legislative urgency. The article lists names and places in a distressed OCR fragment.

League of Nations debate and peace treaty concerns in 1920s era

A fragmentary discussion on the League of Nations highlights tensions over disarmament and collective security. The piece notes opposition within party ranks, fears of entangling alliances, and the broader question of whether the league can stabilize Europe while avoiding new conflicts.

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Local Notices From Benn Harbor and Medaryle

John Kruger traveled to Benn Harbor on business. Mrs. Lloyd Tow and Miss Flelen visited Medaryle for the weekend to see relatives. The Christian Undertaker will lead evening church services at the Isan Church next Sunday.

John Kruger Benn Harbor Lloyd Tow Flelen Medaryle

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