Indiana Fair Judging Contest For Farm Youth
The Indiana State fair during the week of September 8 will feature a judging contest for farm youth aged 16 to 20. Purdue University will provide experts to direct the contest, which has awarded four free scholarships since 1909. Twenty or more boys compete yearly, earning education in modern scientific farming through state and university backing.
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Indiana
Rdue University
Purdue
State Board of Agriculture
Purdue University
Indiana Fair
Pretty tea honors Miss Allen at greencastle visit
Miss Josephine Allen of Greencastle was guest of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs. Ralph Bogart in her home. Pink summer flowers and a French basket of pink snapdragons decorated the tea table as callers, including Miss Lillian Schmid and Miss Lucie Allen, called on the guest. Courtland Sinclair arrived from Indianapolis after learning of his grandmother’s death and has resigned his job to become secretary of Reeves Manufacturing Company.
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Josephine Allen
Greencastle
Ralph Bogert
Courtland Sinclair
Indianapolis
Gilbert Sinclair
Anna M Southard
Southard
Lillian Southard
Bay View
W. &. Reynolds
Hubert Jordan
Ed Callender
National Haymakers’ Association
Louisville
Otis Sandford
Charles Moore
Louisville Times
Moore
Associated Press
Clyde Hinman
Merle Sharp
E. E. Sharp
Elsie Roecher
Urbana
Mre
A. EB. Ayler
State Board of Accounts
C. BE. Kendall
Thorntown
McWhirter
Indiana Street
North Vernon
Dove
C. Gautier
Pettijohn
Terre Haute
Various Residents and Visitors Leave for Trips and Gatherings
Local notes list Capt Martin from Cloverdale visiting today while Mrs Lockwood and daughters tour Peru. Numerous residents visit relatives in Hammond Lafayette Indianapolis Terre Haute and Greenfield. The S C meets Miss Lelia Talbott Tuesday evening and many attend millinery openings and family reunions. Health updates include Mrs Anna Southard improving after a stroke.
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Capt. Martin
Cloverdale
Lockwood
Peru
Jerry O'Brien
Anna
Hammond
Charley Zels
James
Lafayette
Henry Ostrom
Indianapolis
Rev
Ostrom
SW. L. Denman
Denman
Crawfordsville
Artie Ruark
Lola Torr
Grace Robbins
W. A McCloud
Tampa
Fla
Forest Hughes
Curtis Hughes
Mabel Hurst
Dickerson
Terre Haute
Yester
J. R. John
Emma May Boulton
Oliver Stock Company
Dryfus
J. B. Trimble
Aileen
New York
Charles J
Mad dog scare prompts city dog control order
The article reports a mad dog sighting and signs of hydrophobia in a dog, leading Dr. King to consider an order to muzzled or tie up all dogs on the streets. Bainbridge already imposes similar actions after two lads were bitten last Friday.
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Mr. King
Dr King
Bainbridge
Bond Sale Notice for Jefferson Township School Bonds
Notice dated 1913 announces sale on September 2 at 1 p m of two bonds totaling 750 dollars for Jefferson School Township Putnam County Indiana. Bonds dated Aug 1 1913 bear 5 percent interest semiannually with maturation January 16 1914 and July 15 1914. Sale to highest bidder below par, funds to cover township obligations. Oliver Stringer Trustee notes bid rejection rights.
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Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Hhis
Éaid Township
Jefferson School
Oliver Stringer
Davis accused overbilling Lincoln Chautauqua at Greencastle
Absurd charges levelled by William Lloyd Davis, Lincoln Chautauqua superintendent, after a Saturday night talk. The Herald owner disputes his claims about advertising charges and contract terms, detailing agreed rates and a pushed narrative that harmed local businesses and the chautauqua’s reputation.
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William Lloyd Davis
Lincoln Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association
Davis
Herald
The
Lincoln Chautauqua Association
E. Stauffacker
Association
Queston
Stauffacher
the Herald
Chautauiqua
Green
Castle
FOR SALE Misc items and property in Greencastle
Lost ring with owner contact and a bar pin with turquoise. a gentle horse with phaeton and harness offered for sale. a team offered cheap. a residence property in south Greencastle available on easy monthly payments through Vestal and Peck real estate agents. Call 472 for details.
Last Chautauqua program ends with Pole speech
The final Chautauqua program features an address by Hon Charles H. Pole. Despite a weak voice and a Bell Ringers audience, Pole delivered thoughts that provoked reflection.
New Zealand Described As Paradise Of The Pacific
A speaker extolled New Zealand’s resources climate and political institutions noting its advance reform status and co operative farming and government owned utilities. He contrasted its past savage wars with its modern prosperity and urged Americans to emulate its progress. He also described a concert by the Irish Bell Ringers and reflected on the chautauqua season.
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United States
New Zealand
Far East
New
West
Paradise of
The
Pacific
Ireland
Patrick
Poole
Telephons
Tele
Zealal Statesman
Zealand
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Chase & Sanborn
Greencastles
Grogan & Miller
Keene
Steel Vaditioner
Wormiene
Bowers
Lilley Stock Co
Lillian Schmid
Columbus
Mary Africa
Clifford
Lucie Allen
Indianapolis Star
Lelia Talbott
Fred Goodwine
Danville
Bery Hawkins
Swayzee
Alpha 6
J. B. Nelson
Greenfield
Johnson
H. H. Roerk
Borden
Ind
G. N. Pfahler
Marion Ostrom
Mountain Lake Park
Jesse McAnally
Chicago
Arnold
Elizabeth Sears
Ted
Lehey
C. S. Smith
Jacksonville, Fla
Isaac Hammond
Naylor
Gdiangpolis
J. L. Scripps and
Rushville
Ill
Scripps
F. A Arnold
Bert DeWitt Beck
Liberty
James Campbell
Lillie Buster
Terre Hospital
Blake Conley
Phebe Conley
Paul Cooley
Lawrenceburg Tit
C. C. Hurst
George Blake
Mt. Olive
John McCord
Ruth
Isaac McCord
Paul Bennett
McCordsville
Herbert Webster
Webster
McCordsville Methodist Church
Cartersburg
Rev Webster
Frank Nelson
Verne Gaines
Putnamville
Frank Algood
W. A. Arnold
Filmore
BE. B. Doll
Roachdale
Stella Williams
A. V. O’daniel
Ralph Gwinn
Madeline Eppert
W. V. O Daniel
Put
Nam County
H-M Aue
Jackson Poyd
Charles H. Pole
Opera House
Moving Pictures
Gardner's
Browning’s Grocery
Deecker
White Cakes
Angel Foods
Collakes
Zeis
Grocer
al Ther Govement
Ebter
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