Local Notes Highlight Indianapolis Trips and Town Events
Local items report Mrs Delphine Dunn and others visiting Indianapolis. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Cheavers Runyan at 512 Ohio street. The county school superintendent attended a high school commencement in Roachdale. Mrs Ora Todd's funeral will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Todd home with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. County commissioners plan a regular session Monday to examine numerous claims. A downtown sewer excavating machine attracted crowds on South Indiana street. A Greencastle pair rent the Downard building for an air dome show place set to open by Saturday. The 12 month old son of Mrs Lelia Smith died in Putnamville. Earlham college students use a tunnel to visit Franksfort. Miss Jesse Hoover visits from Decker. Local car dealer buys a Studebaker touring car. Busybody high school booklet publication is discontinued. Mortgage exemption blanks filing deadline today prompts local notaries to assist Putnam citizens. University baseball heads to Terre Haute to face Indiana State Normal. DePauw tennis pair wins doubles spot for future match with Wabash. Dr T A Sigler valued quarantined dairy cattle slaughtered after hoof and mouth disease. about $70,000 value.
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Indiana Street
Seminary
Hill Streets
Lawrence Browning
Gilbert Scobee
Greencastle
Downard
Washington Street
Danville
Lelia Smith
Putnamville
T. A. Sigler
Chicago
Hawthorne Park
Sigler
Osteopathy touted as natural cure and health aid
An advertisement extols osteopathy as a natural method to prevent disease and restore health. It warns against drugs while praising structural adjustments by osteopaths and recommends fresh air, sunshine, water, and occasional treatment. The ad notes an appearance over Lyric Theater.
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Frederick Treves
King Edward
Lyric Theater
Adv
Big Lot Sale Scheduled for Greencastle Weekend
Unsold lots in Fairview addition on south Indiana street between Bevridge and Berry streets will be sold Saturday and Sunday at bargain prices. Terms include one dollar down and one dollar per week with no interest or taxes for two years and no payments during sickness or unemployment. Fairview addition is a prime city location with large, attractive lots.
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Fairview Addition
Indiana Street
Beveridge and
Berry Streets
Greencastle
Printer’s Panic on a Tabloid’s Wild Evening
In Inland Printer, H F Lockhart riffs on a chaotic newspaper misprint. The editor’s last-minute rush yields odd ball items from weddings to fires and births. The narrator recalls the press chaos and the boss’s curt laughter at the resulting error filled page.
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H. F. Lockhart
Inland Printer
Land transfers and a clothing ad line in old notice
A list of land transfers including Elkanah Mendenhall to J W Bilbo for a Rus ai lot and Sarah F Steele to Benjamin F Bymaster in Franklin township. Also mentions Michael Comer to Samuel Batman and Joel Hodson to Howard Shake in Clover Lee and Franklin townships. An "Attention Ladies" line promotes buttons at J Q Hessler Co 18 East Washington Street.
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Joel E. Hodson
Howard J. Shake
Lot
Clover
Lee Nn
Sarah F. Steele
Benjamin F. Bymaster
Franklin Township
Michael C. Comer
Samuel R. Batman
J. Q. Hessler & Co
East Washington Street
Indiana editors hold nonpartisan conference at Bloomington
More than 125 editors from across Indiana gather at Indiana University for a state nonpartisan newspaper conference. The event includes a Bloomington Chamber of Commerce banquet with超过 250 plates, diplomas for 24 North Putnam high school graduates, and remarks on women’s press clubs and political advertising.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Indiana University
Department of Journalism
Sunday Advice on Suitors from Paterson Address
In Paterson New Jersey April 29 Billy Sunday urged suitors with comic rules for courting. He warned against buying calico by lamplight and described two scenarios to judge a woman by her dress and home, concluding with commands to act fast if she appears neat and well dressed.
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Paterson N. J
Billy Sunday
Paterson
Mother Hubbard
Century Club Meeting Promises Last Session of Year
The Century Club will convene Friday at 2 30 PM at Woman's hall. Miss Dean will present Rabindranath Tagore work. Members are urged to attend for important year end business.
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Century Club
Woman's Hall
Rabindranath Tagore
Putnam Man Named on New Taxation Board
Governor Ralston appoints five members to Indiana taxation commission to study the state's tax system and propose constitutional and legal changes. Appointees include William A. Rawles, Fred Sims, Jacob P. Dunn, and William L. Elder, among others, with party affiliations and roles noted.
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Putnam
NEW Taxation
Indianapolis
Ralston
Indiana
William A. Rawles
Indiana University
Fred Sims
Jacob P. Dunn
William L. Elder
Wanted Investor for Indianapolis Concern
Middle aged man sought to invest 300 to 500 dollars to represent an Indianapolis concern. References required. Bank references may be provided. Address "B" in care of the Herald.
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Indiana Corporation
Greencastle and Vicinity
The
Herald
Indianapolis
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