Speed and Heart Rally at Flying Heart Ranch
Speed Beart and trainer Larry Glass plan a fast foot race to prove team skills at the Flying Heart ranch as Helen Blake and Covington clash over a bold plan. Helen fears the outcome while Pace sets a high motive to win and raise stakes for Omaha ten days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Heart Ranch
Sis
Pho
Aillin
Beart
Vale
Culver Soyinaton
Helen Blair
Jéan Chapin
Sue Covington
Helen
Tha Vington
Larry Glass
Helen Blake
Speed
Wally
Covington
Anford University
Elen
Aice
Cowboys
Glass
Omaha
Est
Covin
Krsington
Om Jolnin
Rae Tances
Chapin
Stover
Bill
Willie
Jack Chapin
Freeno
Ranch Race Saga Escapes Turns to Wedding Plans
The night turmoil at the ranch ends with confessions and a tangle of engagements. Glass escapes sleepwalking, Mrs Keap confronts Culver Covington, and Jack Chapin and Jean find heart’s resolution amid humorous fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Marite
Pawthers
Lawrence Glass
Jedi Chapin
Cararo
Cloudy
Miss Blake
Jack
Chapin
Speed
Blake
Dally Thought Portrays Man’s Character Through Manner
A brief observation notes that a person’s character is vividly shown by how they portray themselves, reflecting on wit and style in social bearing. The remark emphasizes inner traits reflected in outward mannerisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Snether
Rich
Vincennes Man Presides as Bee Association Meets
B. Kessinger of Vincennes again heads the Indiana Beekeepers Association as officers are retained. The meeting in Indianapolis featured talks by Prof. John Costor and Charles S. Hayes on civilization and beekeeping, with reports on honey crops and state inspection results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kessinger
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Ft. Wayne
John of. Coster
University of Chicago
Charles S. Hayes
Hillsdale
Mich
Young Men’s Christian Association
Thissociation
C. B. Kessinger
Vincent As
Frank EB. Smith
Elkhart
Thomas C. Howe
Irvington
H. M. Haas
Richmond
C. S. Surprise
Hammond
Marie N. Doodnow
Chicago
John F. Wallick
G. A. Trimble
Evansville
Sharon E. Jones
O. M. Gregg
Crawfordaville
Rhoades
John C. Haswell
Marion
C.D. Emmons
South Bend
J. W. Landrum
Terre Haute
H. M. Dowling
Indianapoliz
EB. A. Hanley
Franklin
Lafayette
State Association
Indiana
Aes
Indiana Beekeepers’ Association
State Entomologat
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
Charles H. Baldwin
State Department
B. F. Kindig
D. W. Erbaugh
Niblack
Indiana Sees 175 Gasoline Fires in Six Months
Indiana reports show over 175 fires linked to gasoline explosions in six months with most blasts caused by leaky pipes or bad connections. Fire safety regulations for households and dealers have been issued by state fire marshal W E Longley as he sends Fire Protection to Indiana commercial clubs to promote prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W. E. Longley
Longley
Durbin veteran and prison steward dies in Michigan City
David 8 Durbin aged 73, Civil War veteran and longtime state prison steward for 18 years, died at his Michigan City home after a five month illness. Born December 15, 1840 in Lawrenceburg, Ind, he served in the Thirteenth Indiana Infantry, rising to first lieutenant, later worked in Indianapolis and was appointed prison steward in 1895 under Warden Charles Harley. Survived by widow and three sons, George of Indianapolis, Robert and Sherwood of Michigan City. Funeral and burial in Indianapolis.
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David
Thirteenth
Indiana Infantry
Indianapolls
Charles Harley
George Durbin
Indianapolis
Robert
Sherwood Durbin
Michigan City
Indiana Wins Big At International Live Stock Show
Indiana stock raisers swept several awards at Chicago’s International Live Stock exhibition with J. Crouch & Son of Lafayette dominant in Percherons and Warren T. McCray of Kentland winning multiple Hereford prizes. McCray’s Farm er and other entries highlighted Hereford cattle, bull calves, and notable hog and swine classes. The event drew a record 40,000 attendees, and prize ribbons spread across farms in Indiana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chicago
J. Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Mr. McCray
Amy Folly
J. H
J. W. Vannatta
McCray
Beau Fairfax
Point Comfort
W. J. Davis
Jackson
Miss
Letham Fairfax
B. F. Reed
Veedersburg
Poland
J. W. Brendes
Zionsville
Thomas Kent
Walnut
Chester White
Manuscript Licenses and Inquiries Reported by State Superintendent
The manuscript department received 13 259 teacher manuscripts for licenses in the year ending September 31 with 5 858 passing. High school and supervisor manuscript counts and success totals are given along with 12 and 24 month licensing results. Department financials show $9 099 in fees and 6 74¢ disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Clock on market in France claims gravity only mechanism
Paris reports a French clock works without springs using two uprights and a sliding setting that moves gears to turn the hands. The device descends seven times to wind itself by lifting to the top, offering simple construction and purported perfect time keeping according to the patentee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
British Mint Makes Record Output in 1912
In London the royal mint reports 1912 output shattered all records with about 162.5 million imperial coins struck, led by gold and bronze coinages. Silver coinage reached a near record, while colonial orders were reduced to 8.5 million pieces. Total coinage exceeded 171 million coins worth over 183.5 million dollars, a new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Mint
Mint
Lost $10,000 Pink Pearl Amid Courtroom Search
In New York a rare $10,000 pink pearl vanished during a supreme court session over a dispute between Ludwig Nissen & Co and Mrs Jules J Vatable formerly Elizabeth C Stokes of Tuxedo. Bailiffs and lawyers searched the room while the pearl rested in the pocket of attorney Kellogg after a thorough courtroom sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Ludwig Nissen & Co
Jules J. Vatable
Elizabeth C Stokes
Ludwig Nielsen
J. Edward Boeck
San Francisco
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Lanren
Gchaptar XVI
Brower
Lberty
Wally Speed
Skinner
Phe
Rameson
Lawrence Gines
Culver Covington
Roberta Keap
Borgia
Culver
jMee
Gallagher
Indiana Y. M
C. A
Baldwin
Department
Indiana Floriets’ Society
National
Leo Held Dutaide
Qay Neal
Peeertoet
Teacsociation
Ahman
Aieoela
Utute--santructere
Booth Bend Watch Company
New Jersey
Meir
Haaeiton Tile
Haseltos
Linton
A. Been
Pavel
J. Bernat
Hickers Bappty
Noblesville
A. J. Oréwh
Fon
British Mint
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