Hard Headed Russian Peasants May Block Socialization Of Industry
Edward L. Deuss reports from Moscow on the Tambov region where 612 cothozes and 16 communes push socialized farming. He notes peasant resistance to abandoning private plots, the shift to large collective farms, and the political motive behind forced collectivization as the regime seeks a solid Communist state.
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Russia
Edward L. Deuss
Soviets
International
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Tambov
Great Central
Black Earth
Ohio
Lenin
Antonov
Kremlin
Saratov
Konjola Promises Relief From Longstanding Ailments
Blooomington resident Eliza Brimberry credits Konjola with ending years of rheumatic and stomach troubles. She reports pain relief after four doses and steady weight gain, claiming the remedy cleanses poisons from her system. Advertises Greencastle Owl Drug Store and regional druggists.
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Eliza Brimberry
Fourteenth Street
Blooington
Ind
Konjolal
Tam
Kerlin
Konila
State reports surplus of 2.5 million in treasury
Indianapolis September 30 The State closed the fiscal year with a surplus of 2.5 million dollars in the State treasury according to State Auditor Archie Bobbitt. Last year the surplus was 4 million.
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Indianapolis
Archie Bobbitt
Birthday Dinner Honors Maurice Steward at 75
New Maysville guests included Mrs Clyde Steward Ida Steward Laura Steward Lulu Weller and others as family and friends gathered for Maurice Steward's seventy fifth birthday. C K Modlin stayed with Charles Gleason in Thorntown over the weekend while Sam Isenberg and family visited Clay Watson. Edith Steward spent Friday with Lucy Isenberg and Grace McCloud visited Helen Weller.
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Clyde Steward
Idaard Laura Steward
Lulu Weller
Ed Cramer
John Cramer
Lewis Lasley
Mary McCaughey
New Maysville
Cunning Steward
Indianapolis
Ray Graham
Clarence Steward
Bainbridge
Maurice Steward
C. K. Modlin
Charles Gleason
Thorntown
Sam Isenberg
Clay Watson
Edith Steward
Lucy Isenberg
Mary Allgood
Sarah
Roachdale
Cleanis Storm
Coatesville
Grace McCloud
Helen Weller
Big Ten Board Head George A Goodenough Dead
Professor George A. Goodenough of the University of Illinois and head of the Big Ten Eligibility Board died of heart disease in Urbana. He had been ill for a year and was a leading arbiter in conference athletics, recently ruling Ohio State quarterback Alan Holman eligible for another year after 23 years of arbitration.
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Urbana
George A. Goodenough
University of Ilinois
Western Conference
Goodenough
Iowa
Big Ten
Alan Holman
Ohio State
Not Whistle, Gun Down in Brazil Towns Football Loss
Brazil high school lost 20 to 19 to Garfield of Terre Haute as time expired. Referee Clark reports the umpire sounded the gun after a Garfield touchdown run, but the referee’s whistle is the only time signal that counts for players.
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Brazil
Garfield
Terre Haute
Clark
County Line Social Notes Include Visits and Sheep Loss
Scott Irwin was in Greencastle on business Saturday. Mrs. Martha E. Bell spent Monday with her daughter Mrs. Gladys Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas and children of near Indianapolis visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowings. Eldon Rowings of Dayton Ohio spent the weekend with relatives here. Nick Skelton did carpenter work for Scott Irwin. Eva Glo Thomas at Indianapolis College spent Sunday with her parents. Virgil Cox and Ernest Bell were visited by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dickey. Thorp Rowing reported four valuable sheep killed last week when Clyde Stanley ran into them.
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Scott Irwin
Greencastle
Martha E. Bell
Gladys Cox
Edward Thomas
Indianapolis
Charles
Eldon Rowings
Dayton
Ohio
Nick Skelton
Eva Glo Thomas
Frank Thomas
Virgil Cox
Ernest Bell
Thorp Rowing
Clyde Stanley
Raymond Dickey
Indiana Sports Writers Convention Opens Here Nov. First
Invitations go to more than 1000 Indiana newspaper sport editors for a two day convention on November 1 and 2. The University hosts a banquet with a United Press speaker and welcomes delegates led by President G Bromley Oxhaw. Gene Beck of Anderson runs Saturday sessions as ex-president Robert Baker resigns. A press section is added for the De Pauw Butler game reporters.
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Indiana
Indiana Sports Writers Association
United Press Association
G. Bromley Oxhaw
Gene Beck
Anderson
Robert Baker
Newcastle
De-Pauw-Butler
Stew Delta Chi
Local Greencastle Newspaper Rates and Post Office notice
The Herald Greencastle Indiana details post office remarks and subscription terms. It lists 17-19 South Jackson Street address, Charles J. Arnold proprietor, LeRoy Bee manager, and monthly rates of 3.00 in Putnam County 3.50 outside. carrier rate 19 cents weekly.
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the Herald
Star & Democra
Greencastle
Ind
Post Ofice
Charles J. Arnold
LeRoy Bee
BOF Tevadgss
Ecbeewne Manager
South Jackson Street
Indiana
Mal
Putnam County
Convention Postponed One Month After Invitation
The plan called for a gathering but the event was delayed by a month. Replies to the informal invitation have already begun arriving from members.
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W. A. Menbere
Legionnaires Make Merry at Louisville Convention Parade
About 50 000 delegates at the eleventh American Legion convention in Louisville prepare for a day of festivity. A gala parade through downtown will showcase visiting posts and Legion musical groups including Waterfield Iowa’s fife and drum corps and Clearfield Pennsylvania’s Legion band. Other events include a military flying circus at Bowman Field a sight seeing tour and a reception for the national commander.
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Louisville
INS
The
American Legion
Legion
Fife and Drum
Waterfield
Iowa
Post
Clearfield
Legion Band
Bowman Field
Crawfordsville Extends Dog Quarantine Ninety Days
Crawfordsville and Montgomery County extend dog quarantine for ninety days under Dr. T Z Ball and Dr. Robert T Millis to stamp out dog related illness. A two and a half year old boy, son of Walter Line, bitten by the family bulldog during Pasteur treatment, was injured and the dog placed under observation.
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Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
T. Z. Ball
eMecer
Robert T. Millis
John Line
Waller Line
Pasteur
Midnight Daddies at Granada Theatre headline Mack Sennett's first all talker
The Granada presents Midnight Daddies, Mack Sennett’s first feature length all talking comedy starring Harry Gribbon and Andy Clyde with Vernon Dent, Jack Cooper, Irving Bacon, Alma Bennett, Addie McPhail, Natalie Joyce and Bessie Smith in St Louis Blues. Show runs today and Wednesday with News and Travelogue.
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Harry Gribbon
Andy Clyde
Sennett
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bennett
Vernon Dent
Jack Cooper
Irving Bacon
Alma Bennett
Addie McPhail
Natalie Joyce
Bessie Smith
Columbia Recording
News
Travelogue
Warren J Keyes Death After Financial Loss Jump
Warren J Keyes vice president treasurer and director of Charles Freshman Company Inc committed suicide by leaping from an eleventh floor window at the Iotel Shelton New York. He left a note to his mother citing a fortune loss of 100000 dollars plus 24000 since April as the motive.
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New York
Warren J. Keyes
Charles Freshman Company, Inc
Iotel Shelton
Keyes
Shumaker Ordered to Rest at Home in Indianapolis
Dr Edward S Shumaker head of the Indiana Anti Saloon League is ordered to remain at home for a rest by his physician Dr Charles R Sowder. Officials say he has been working too hard and suffered a relapse but his condition is not critical. He has been ill since 60 days confinement at the State Penal Farm for contempt of the State Supreme Court.
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Indianapolis
INS
Edward S. Shumaker
Indiana Anti Saloon League
Charles R. Sowder
Sowder
Shumaker
State Penal Farm
State Supreme Court
New Plays Given DePauw Gridmen
New plays were given out yesterday afternoon by Coach Bish Hughes as he started preparations for the DePauw football team's upcoming season.
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Depauw
DePauw Tigers Open Season Strong at Oberlin in Ohio
The DePauw Tigers opened their season against Oberlin at Oberlin Ohio and won decisively. Coach Hughes praised his players but noted flaws in offense and defense to be addressed during the coming week. Hughes, a former Oberlin coach, respected Oberlin’s strength and ability.
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Vasion
Oberlin
Tigers
Manchester
DePauw
Hughes
Buckeyes
Obioans
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