State highway widening prompts landowners to move fences
Lawrence Lyons, director, sent letters urging owners of land along state roads to move fences back to create a fifty foot right of way. A. H. Hinkle says most owners support a modern highway, with a few resisting immediate action. Roads 39 Indianapolis to Brookville and others require fence adjustment. phone companies agree to relocate poles and wires at substantial cost.
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State Highway Commission
Lawrence Lyons
A. H. Hinkle
Tor Tarry
Lyons
Hinkle
Indianapolis
Brookville
Lebanon
Oxford
Goodland
Kentland
Dyer
Importers Push Free Trade In Domestic Market Bias
The piece argues against free trade bromides by noting the home market is far more valuable than exports. It questions applying the free trade argument only to exports and asserts American buyers must purchases domestically to sell at home.
Wool Growers Pool In Ohio Association Plans Shipments
Notice invites sheep and wool growers in South Columbus Ohio to pool wool via sacks from Herman Busch's location and haul to Winamac on July 1 and Star City on July 12 for loading and shipment to Columbus Ohio. Edward Masterson, Manager.
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Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers
Association of
South Columbus
Ohio
Herman Busch’s
Winamac
Star City
Columbus
Edward Masterson
Band Concert Notes and Local Visits
A band concert occurs this evening. A. T. Patty visited Bremen Tuesday morning. Rev. Fred Longwell of Monon was guest of Rev. J. E. Sidebottom Tuesday evening. Grant Mullendere, Continental Insurance Company farm department state agent, was in town yesterday on business. Stephen Eldridge Jr. returned from southern Illinois where he stayed with Peter Eldridge and family. John Cochran and Fred Pike from Nebraska and Illinois visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pike. James Hackett of Chicago stayed with his mother and sisters Pat Hackett Fawne Gil Singer and Margaret Lee. Tax data compare incomes over a million dollars. two years ago seventy-seven paid and last year forty. The reason remains unclear.
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Grant Mullendere
The
Continental Insurance Company
Stephen Eldridge, Jr
Southern Illinois
Peter Eldridge
James Hackett
Chicago
Pat Hackett
Fawne Gil Singer
Margaret Lee
Chautauqua Week Features Music Lectures and Tickets
The program runs four days with varied acts including Filipino Quartet, Chicago Recital Company, Victor Ilahi Baksh lectures on India, and Dr. Geo. P. Bible humorous and uplifting talks. Admission scales from 25 to 50 cents with a ten percent war tax and season or commutation tickets available.
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Frank B. Wendling
Chicago Recital Company
Victor Ilahi-Baksh
India
Victor Ilahi- Baksh
Fisher Shipp Concert Company
Geo. P. Bible
Local youths visit kin and relatives over weekend
Miss Marie Boulden of Marion visited her parents from Saturday to Monday. Ada Overman and Lera McMurray returned home from Valparaiso over Sunday. Mrs. C B Judy and her son are visiting relatives in Converse for a few days.
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Marie Boulden
Marion
Ada Overman
Lera McMurray
Valpa
Advertising's rise reshapes fashion and society
The essay traces advertising's influence from disgrace to prestige, noting how ads transformed summer dress from heavy and formal to lighter, practical attire. It cites the 18th Amendment era as boosting distillers' and brewers' product demand and predicts further shifts in public taste driven by advertising.
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All America
Publis
Lightning strikes a house causing dust and melted frames
Two men and their family sheltered in a room when a storm event struck their house. A bolt entered the room through a telephones wiring, traveled through the walls, and exited building, leaving debris and damaged frames. Mr Wheeler recalls a similar shock two years earlier from a visitor named John VanRirk.
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Iig
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
John VanRirk
Malchow R C dies in Milwaukee after long illness
Fred C. Malchow a longtime resident of this community died last Friday in Milwaukee following a tuberculosis illness. His body returned Saturday night for burial Sunday afternoon at Salem Evangelical church with Rev. Weiss officiating. Burial was at White Post cemetery. He was 53 and left a brother Jack C Malchow and two sisters Me Numa Brandt and Mrs Ernest Brandt.
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Fred C. Malchow
Milwaukee
Salem Evangelical Church
Weiss
Mr. Malchow
Ife
Jack
C. ‘Malchow
Numa Brandt
Ernest Brandt
Concert Program for Fran cesville July 7 1921
Friday night band program lists OC March The Premium Fox Trot Crooning Sacred March Onward Christian Soldier and Adeste Fideles Overture Silver Star Serenade Cupids Charm Schottische Eyes of Brown Concert Waltz Flight of Fancy March Tuxedo conducted by John W Coon bandmaster
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Francesville
Indiana
John W. Coon
Band concert tonight and notices from Monticello visit
Miss Lois Betra was a Monticello visitor yesterday. For Sale Good 5 room horse best location for particulars Enquire Tribune office The Christian Workers will meet with Mrs John Hudgens Friday afternoon Miss Helen Shirtz and Miss Leona Poundstone have returned to North Manchester College after the weekend with their Pioneer club entertainer at their home of Mrs Donald
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Lois Betra
Monticello
Tribune
John. Hudgens
Helen Shirtz
Leona Poundstone
Manchester College
Iafter Eids
Pioneer -Club
Donald
Revenue first then tariff by Senate plan amid postwar slump
A U.S. senator argues for passing revenue legislation before a tariff bill to revive business. He notes 400,000 cars idle and 6,000,000 unemployed, calling excess profits and high income taxes primary obstacles. He favors repealing these taxes to spur investment and expects hearings to feed the tax bill before tariff debate.
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Congress
Ways and “Means
Finance Committee
Ways and
Means Committee
Kansas
Curtis
United States
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Moe
Williard and Howard Aires: of t lac ve tab
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a brief item noting individuals Williard and Howard Aires in an unclear tabulation context. No further verifiable details or connected events are discernible from the legible portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Ee
Howard Aires
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cRernie Roads
A. T. Patty
Bremen
Fred Longwell
Monon
J. E. Sidebottom
John Cochran
Fred ‘Pike
Nebraska
Illinois
Henry Pike
C. Malchow
Milwauke
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