Local social notes and visits span Indianapolis to Cloverdale
Ora Moffett, Albert Dobbs and Sb George Christie visited Indianapolis on Thursday. Various church events occurred including a W F M picnic on Taylor Place with about thirty members and a Sunday school teachers meeting. Mrs. Broadstreet underwent abdominal surgery in Cloverdale. Mrs. Cannon and others toured St Marys of the Woods. The town hosted a band concert, civic visits, and updates on Will Durham, Locust and College Avenue churches. The fire bell tolled for Councilman Oscar Williams, with his funeral held Wednesday.
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College Avenue M. E
A. P. Burnside
Taylor Place
Oscar Williams
Energetic Man Sought as District Factory Representative
Synco Motors Co announces an unusual opportunity for a productive district representative in Battle Creek Michigan. Energetic and reliable individuals are urged to apply as experience or capital are not necessary for the right candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synco Motors Co
Battle Creek
Mich
The Birds' Handkerchiefs and a Child’s Question
A four year old, indoors with a bad cold, watches sparrows on a tree and wonders what birds do when sick. He imagines birds blowing their noses on a leaf, turning a simple scene into a charming question about nature.
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John
In Washington Tomb The Washington Family Group
The tomb includes George Washington and his wife with Maj Lawrence Lewis Mary Lee Washington Herbert a child of Rev W P C Johnson Mrs Jane Washington Judge Bushrod Washington Anet Washington wife and John Augustine Washington.
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Washington Tomb
George Washington
Maj. Lawrence Lewis
Mary Lee Washington Herbert
W. P. C. Johnson
Jane Washington
Bushrod Washington
Anet Washington
John Augustine Washington
Smallest child points way to school with two blocks straight and crooked
A Chicago Tribune anecdote narrates a child directing how she goes to school by pointing with her finger and saying the route involves two blocks straight and two blocks crooked.
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Chicago Tribune
Glass Houses and the Syrians in Ancient Ruins
Pliny notes the discovery of glass to the Syrians who built glass houses. Ruins at Pow Powell reveal windows of glass, confirming ancient use and construction with this material.
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Pliny
Great Hand Written Bible Seeks Final Submissions
The World's Largest Book gathers five thousand writers from England and abroad who contributed portions to a vast project called The Great Hand Written Bible. Another five thousand contributors are needed to complete the massive volume.
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England
Good Care Means Bigger Pig Crop
Advice from Colorado Agricultural College on improving pig crop yields through prior sow care. Emphasizes pre-farrowing separation, clean warm dry pens with guard rails, limited bedding, exercise, and prudent grain reduction with laxatives. Recommends nightly checks during farrowing and careful observation to protect piglets and sow.
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L. C. Brown
Department of Animal Husbandry
Colorado Agricultural College
Preventing Intestinal Parasites in Pigs
Prevention over cure is advised for porcine worm troubles. Eggs hatch after ingestion and migrate to the lungs causing coughing pneumonia or stunted growth. Clean pens with boiling water and lye, keep sows and piglets clean, and move to fresh pasture with clean water and bedding changes.
Alfalfa as Cover Crop and Hay Source
Alfalfa draws soil nutrients heavily and more is removed when cut for hay than microbes return. When used as a cover crop the first yearly cutting is allowed, leaving two later cuttings on the ground. Do not keep alfalfa beyond three years before resuming clean culture for about two years and replanting a cover crop.
Obstinacy in Farm Animals Across Species
The text notes innate stubbornness across animals. Cats resist handling with a pulling away instinct. Calves brace and resist restraint. Colts gain strength with maturity and a work horse must have its obstinacy overcome.
Lost fishing rod found on sandbar in Indiana
Lost fishing rod split bamboo left on a sandbar above Reelsville Indiana Sunday about 1% miles above Reelsville finder notify R H Stout 424 West 17th St Indianapolis Wanted second cook at Commercial Hotel house furnished adjoining hotel Rooms for rent 203 W Franklin Street Wanted telephone operator to take charge of Mt Meridian Exchange after September 1 See George Collins or Otha Meek
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Big Walnut
Reelsville
Indiana
R. H. Stout
West 17Th St
Indianapolis
Mt. Meridian Exchange
George Collins
Otha Meek
Brown Reunion a Big Affair Reflects Pioneer Roots
The Brown family traces five Virginia to Kentucky to Indiana emigrants who settled in Putnam County during pioneer days. Descendants span fourth to seventh generations across the United States, including teachers farmers carpenters and veterans from Mexican Civil and World Wars. William Brown Revolutionary soldier lineage spans nearly every state.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Putnam County
United States
Union
William Brown
Camp Fire Girls Camp Near Crawfordsville for Week
Twelve camp fire girls and two chaperones camp at Sugar Creek near Rountsville six miles west of Crawfordsville. They left Sunday for a week at a rented cottage and plan wading boating and cooking duties.
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Sugar Creek
Rountsville
Crawfordsville
Adlerika Gas Relief Suppresses Stomach Pressure and Sleep Loss
An ad claims Adlerika relieves gas pressure by expelling old matter from the bowel. It suggests the remedy calms pressure on the stomach and heart, promoting restful sleep and guarding against appendicitis. Druggist R. P. Mullins endorses the product.
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R. P. Mullins
Colored Band performs in Bainbridge during stopover
A Colored Band halted in Bainbridge Tuesday morning for a short town concert and collected a gratuity from passersby. The group travels in a large truck, making roadside stops in various towns as a business. Harry Priest and family from Miami Florida are visiting relatives in Bainbridge this week.
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Bainbridge
Harry Priest
Miami Florida
Mr. Priest
L. C. Priest
Wilbur Brown
Boone
Iowa
Mildred Cunningham
Anne Nicholson
Myrtle
Anderson
Miss Nicholson
Club of Home Economics
Jewel Vaughan
Cloverdale
Thomas Williamson
Miami
Fla
Annie Priest
Cecil Brown
Guy Drake
Vera
C. J. Crew
Brown of Boone County Visits Mrs James Modlin
Brown of Boone County Iowa visited Mrs James Modlin the first of the week in a social call and exchanged greetings with her family.
Sunday Socials and Local Movements in Small Town
Bainbridge residents joined friends from Terre Haute and Brownsburg for visits at the Shades and with families. The Hall remains were moved from Newcastle to Harve Hall's home. Local clubs, church socials, and a wedding at Uniontown highlighted a quiet week in the area.
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James Ellsberry
Terre Haute
Laura McFadden
J. M. Ford
Chas
Ford
Shades
Hall
Newcastle
Harve Hall
Roachdale
Helen Roach
Brownsburg
Wiliam Hart
Henry Turner
Betty
Greencastle
Howard Hostetter
David Hostetter
Mary
Henry Hostetter
Uniontown
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Sarah Massey
Creditors and heirs of Sarah Massey are notified that in Putnam Circuit Court at Greencastle Indiana a hearing will be held on September 24 1923 to approve final accounts of the decedent and to determine heirs and distributive shares. Clerk Walter S Campbell records the notice dated July 28 1923 with publication through July 31 August 7 and August 14.
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Sarah Massey
Putnam Circuit
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Putnam Circuit Court
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Ora Moffett
Albert Dobbs
Sb George Christie
Indianolis
J. F. Parish
Catherine
Glendive
Montana
John Dodd
Wallace Long
Emmett Green
Putnam Electric Company
Washington Street
John G. Friend
City
South Indian Street
Mrs. Friend
James Broadstreet
County Hospital
A. E. Ayler
W. M. McGaughey
Broadstreet
Jesse Green
Hawkins
F. P. Huestis
Idaho
la Verne Courtney
Rock Island, Ill
A. G. McGuire
George Grider
Margaret Grider
Fincastle
J. F. Cannon
James Cannon
J. P. Hughes
Mary Catherine Cannon
St. Mary's of the Woods
Louise Lucas
W. H. Evans
Falls Mise Estelle Frank
Nklin Rinton
Western Street
Oral Pierce
George Long
Locust Street
Clinton
College Avenue
H. C. Clippinger
Will Durham
French Lick
Mr. Durham
William Rendel
Mary Evens
Thomas Rance
Jesse McAnally
LaVerne Courtney
Chicago
Mr. Courtney
Davenport
Mr. McAnally
Lillian Sigler
Brick Chapel
John McFarlane
Tacoma
Washington
Charles E. Towne
Mr. Towne
Towne
Edith McFarlane
J. B. Trimble
New York
Charles J. Arnold
Indiana Poricement Company
Limedale
Call Herald Office
Lucas and
Masten
South Jackson Street
Roscoe Hurst
Mt. Meridian
National Road
W. Franklin Street
John Cook, Jr
W. L. McLean
Brown
Lowis
Lueteke
Cream Horns
Paris Bros
Bainbridge News
Opera House
A. Cook
Mer
Pathe Pictures Presents
South Sea
Brownie the Wonder Dog
Priscilla Dean
ST. John