Local Holiday Visits and Town News In Indiana
Lawrence E Stout visits his parents during the holidays while at Ohio State University. Property on North Indiana street sold for 5 000 to William M. Randel to be used as a Trucking headquarters. Multiple local residents plan holiday visits with family in Crawfordsville, Indianapolis and Decatur. A disrupted trolley trip to Indianapolis caused delays and damage. Reports note a store robbery ten days earlier remains under investigation. Other items include visitors from Bloomington and Gary, and a mountain lion trapper in California. The death notice concerns Ernest Skaggs, 25, and his twin Cecil buried after both were killed on a French battlefield.
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Dobbs, Vestal & Harris Real Estate
Hoosier Realty Co
Bicknell
Indiana Street
William M. Randel
Chas. W. Appleman
Appleman
Indianapolis
Olive Hill
Ernest Skagg
Cecil
War Department
Laborers' Hire in Churches and Rural Decline
The New York Tribune argues that rural churches die due to poor ministerial service tied to meager wages. It cites underpaid clergy, some unfit for pastoral work, and a shift of gifted preachers to cities, weakening rural congregations.
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Central West
New York
New York Tribune
Classified Ads Offer Gifts and Notices in Greencastle
Lost two white and yellow spotted hounds with a liberal reward for return or information. Found: a pocket book containing money. owner must identify and pay ad costs. See Greencastle Battery Company window for gifts, furniture, and Christmas offers from McCurry Furniture Store. WANTED: Moose group to attend dance. girl for reporting at Herald Office. Registered Duroc boar for sale. Box candies from Johnson and Huyler. Town Talk questions about local fruit and candy prices at J. E. Cash's Store.
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Clarence Shillings
R. R
Crime Note in Sumter County Chains Man to Year
Henry Otin of Americus Georgia carried a chain to compel a blind man to accept a newspaper clipping for a dollar. Ed Jenkins Sumter County coroner identified the slip Otin passed in court. Judge Harper sentenced Otin to twelve months on the chain gang.
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Americus, Ga
Henry Otin
Otin
Ed Jenkins
Sumter County
Harper
Empty docket and adjournment mark Mount Olivet court
Circuit court at Mount Olivet Kentucky convened with a blank docket and immediate adjournment. The grand jury met but had nothing to consider.
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Mount Olivet
Doan's Kidney Pills Endures Four Years Greencastle Endorsement
Mrs. J. E. Skelton of Greencastle recalls using Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain headaches and dizziness in 1915. In 1919 she confirms the remedy keeps her kidney trouble at bay and says Doan's remains her standard treatment. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Greencastle
J. E. Skelton
N. Madison St
Dean
Foster- Milburo Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Public Sale of Bainbridge Canning Factory Assets
A public sale advertises the Bainbridge Canning Factory assets including two buildings 20 by 60 feet and 40 by 70 feet a frame shed 15 by 50 feet a boiler shed and associated machinery plus a stationary engine steam pump boiler stacks shaftings and piping tomato crates cooking baskets stock scales bricks and other factory articles. Removal required by February 25 1921 with cash terms.
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Bainbridge Canning Factory
Robbed Merchant in Natrona Surrenders Business After Burglars
After ten years as a general merchant in Natrona Pennsylvania A Morris announces sale of his business due to repeated burglaries. He cites police guards and alarms yet says losses have eaten profits and hundreds of dollars of goods have been stolen over the years.
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Natrona
Morris
In Defense of the Country Doctor Opinion From Kentucky Health Officials
Lexington, Ky. Dr. A. T. McCormack of the Kentucky state board of health praises the old country doctor trained by practical books over modern specialists. He warns many communities would lack medical aid without such doctors, and notes that an average man believes he is above average, while wealth can distance him from poorer relatives.
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Lexington
A. T. McCormack
Kentucky State Board of Health
Dr. McCormack
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Lawrence E_ Stout
Ohio State University
Mrs
E_ W. Stout
Putnam
Miriam
Katherine Appleby
DePauw
Crawfordsville
Rev
Mrs. Appleby
Huffman
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Indiana
Greely Huffman
Reelsville
Glen Lyon
F. M. Lyon
Mrs. Lyon
Cloverdale
W. N. Voliva
Decatur
Ils
Ruth Myers
Gary
G. H. Myers
Hal Royce
Wabash, Indiana
Roy Abrams
Marshal Abrams
Mrs. Royce
Abrams
John Cook
Charles McGaughey
The
Citizen’s National Bank
S. C. Sayers
Fred DeHaven
Pavlova
Murat Theatre
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Lompeec
Santa Barbara
John Houk
Lompec
Standard Oil Company
Crown
Enine
Theiddle West
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Hubby
Greencastle Battery Company
N. Side Square
McCurry Furniture
Herald Office
John Eitel & Son
Side Square
W. HH. Evans
McCurry Furniture Store
Duroc
C. J. Arnold—Herald Office
J. E. Cash
Bainbridge
L. S. Summe
J. E. Sharp
Farmer's State Bank Clerk
Central Trust
Cuiristes
the Christmas Hardware Store
Man
John Cook & Sons
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