Last Session of Institute Highlights Campus Approach
The event centered on amusement development and practical learning for children. Dr Elliott’s Harvard emphasis on campus culture over classrooms shaped remarks, with Dr Albert detailing Bloomsburgs garden program funding school libraries. Prof Tilden spoke on Hawthorne and O Henry and closed with Some Summing Up.
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Dr Elliott
Harvard University
Elliott
Harvard
Albert
Bloomsberg
Tilden
Hawthorne
O’henry
Opportunity to Attend G A R Encampment in Chattanooga
An opportunity to attend a G A R encampment at Chattanooga Tennessee and Lookout Mountain with low fares this year September 11 to 18. Monon Route offers excursion tickets from Greencastle at 11 dollars 60 cents return by September 28 with extension to October 17. Special cars depart Greencastle at 3 25 p m Sunday September 14 and join Department Special in Louisville. Reservations and further details from W W Gilgis Traveling Passenger Agent Monon Route Bedford Indianapolis September 10.
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Sumer
Alberta
Arizona
British Columbia
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
Kentucky
Manitoba
Maryland
Mexico
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
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North Carolina
Ontario
Oregon
Wasketa
Tennessee
Utah
Ren
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
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Agent Monon
Monon
Chattanooga
Greencastle
Department Special
Louisville
W. W. Gilgis
Bedford
Indianapolis
Social notes from Greencastle and nearby towns
Miss Louise Bicknell visits New Albany while Miss Beeman leaves for Winona visit with her father. Crawfordsville visitors include Miss McDonald with the St Forcum family. Many Greencastle youths plan a stand for horse show and home coming day. Frank Ader of Chicago returns to attend to business. A Putnam county couple is uninjured after a buggy overturn near Brazil. The wedding of Ethel Abbie Smith and Thad McCulloch occurs in Crawfordsville. The State Penal Farm Commission plans a brief orchard tour in Greencastle after eastward travels. A prank on Cloverdale drivers ends with a ten mile walk home. John P. Allee returns from Denver and travels via a Missouri Pacific wreck.
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Beatrice Beeman
Winona
Mary McDonald
Crawfordsville
St. Forcum
Greencastle
Frank Ader
Chicago
Charles Wheaton
Putnam County
Brazil
Jesse McCoy
Nancy Davis
Mary Louise Davis
Cloverdale
Ethel Abbie Smith
Thad
S. McCulloch
Indianapolis
M. E
State Penal Farm Commission
Indiana
John P. Allee
Denver
Knights Templar
Allee
Missouri Pacific
Pueblo
William Deitrick
Mollie Huton
South Walnut Street
Deitrick
Waveland
Virginia
Frank
Kansas City
William
Templeton
Nina Watson
Parke
Putnam
Montgomery
Shela
Hutton
Crawfordsville Journal
Libbie O’hair
Paris
Til
O’hair
Limit on road tax credit set at twenty dollars
State accounting department clarifies under the 1913 law that a taxpayer may work out up to 20 dollars of road tax in the township, while any amount above 20 dollars must be paid in cash to the county treasurer. The new rule aims to curb graft from large taxpayers who previously avoided road work payments.
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State Accounting Department
David S. Koons
Cowan
Seattle Wedding Unites Louise Jordan and Charles M Strong
The Seattle Times reports the wedding of Miss Louise Jordan to Chas. M. Strong at the bride's mother's home on University Boulevard. The ceremony featured pink decorations and duchesse satin attire, with the bride and attendants styled in lace and silk, and a later wedding trip planned before settling at 56223 Eighteenth Street Northeast.
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Seattle, Wash
Times
Louise Jordan
Charles Munrong
Chas. Munroe Strong
Henrietta Jordan
University Boulevard
A. W. Leonard
Mary Colliver
Terre Haute
Ind
Strong
Eighteenth Street
J. G. Benson
Terre Haute Ind
Mamie and
Leola Trueblood
Loogootee, Ind
Road taxes and highway care clarified in state guidance
The law sets road tax collection with general taxes and allows up to 20 dollars of work in the road district for real estate taxes and in the owner's district for personal property taxes. The state accounting department deems the statute clear. A Pittburg Ind township trustee receives a letter stating township trustees have no duty on turnpike roads and weed cutting is the superintendent’s responsibility.
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W. F Smith
Pittsburg
Ind
Board of County Commissioners
Runaway Workman Boys Located After Circus Outing
Charles and William Workman aged 12 and 10, sons of Frank Workman of South Murphy avenue, ran away Tuesday with the Times office bicycle. They were seen near Greencastle and Poland and at Faulkner’s seven miles east. They claimed abuse from their grandmother. probation officer Charles York will supervise their return.
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Charles
William
Frank Workman
South Murphy Avenue
Greencastle
Times Office
John Faulkner
Pinckley Street
Poland
Faulkner
Ills of Women Relief with Cham berlain’s Tablets
Chronic constipation causes nervousness dizziness and sallow complexion among women. Cham berlain’s Tablets invariably bring relief and are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
SPECIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL EX CURSION TO MICHIGAN CITY
A Sunday school excursion runs August 26 from Greencastle to Michigan City on the Monon line. Special trains will depart Greencastle at 6 00 am with a 150 round trip fare. J D Ellis is the agent coordinating the event and invites all to join the big day.
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Michigan City
Monon R4lroad
Greencastle
J. D. Ellis
Panama Canal Delays From Mardi Gras Style Carnival
A vivid account likens Panama and Colon festivity to a grand street fair as King Momus rules for a week. Confetti, fireworks, feather ticklers, perfume squirters, bad whisky, and a cosmopolitan crowd disrupts progress toward canal completion. The piece notes these urban celebrations among Panamanians, Chinese, Japanese, West Indians, and Americans.
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Momus
Lord Barleycorn
Holy Terror
Duke of
Go-Broke
Panama
Colon
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