Blossoms Time at Indianapolis Next Week
Local notices report Mr and Mrs John Cartwright plan to visit Indianapolis to see Blossom Time, based on friends accounts. M D Ricekitts attended events in Brazil near campaign talks by Senator Pat Harrison. G C Sallust travels to Broken Arrow on business ahead of Kristian Church meeting. The Intersections on Walnut Street and others see bad access with 10 foot concrete approaches under construction.
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John Cartwright
Anapolis
Cit
Indi
M. D. Ricektts
Brazil
Pat Harrison
Jesissippi
Walnut Street
Jackson
Indiana
Tine Street
Awards in Domestic Art at Co Fair continue
Judges awarded prizes across categories from infant garments to canned fruits. Winners include Mrs. Leo Hazlett of Greencastle for camisole and Mrs. Ralph Hostetter Roachdale for infants garments dress, with many names across Greencastle Bainbridge Russellville and nearby towns earning ribbons.
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CO. Fair Judges
Putnam County Fair Parade Attracts Crowds
The nightly parade Thursday night features a bigger and brighter showcase with stock, horses, and mules. Notable elements include a decorated truck by Morrison Bros and a Franklin Street garage wrecking car hauling a demolished automobile, plus about fifty girls carrying Burdine’s paint buckets. Parade starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Morrison Brosnternational
Franklin Street
R. P. Mulins
Dawes Train Stops at Limedale Today
The Dawes campaign train carrying Vice Presidential candidate Dawes stopped 15 minutes at Limedale at 12 30 pm. A small crowd greeted the national ticket, and Dawes spoke from the rear of the train before switching from Vandalia to Monon tracks. About fifty waited at Monon station hoping to see him as the train halted briefly.
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Mariah” Dawes
Limedale
Dawes
Monon
Imedale
Green
Heir Wish
Mr. aWes
School Children Lead Pet Parade at Utna m County Fair
Features on the final day include a pet parade by school children with 70 entrants, a horse show this afternoon, a parade of prize winning stock, and a carnival tonight at the Utna m County Fair.
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Utnam County Fair
Norfolk Oysters Highlight at Richardson Cafe
Ty 35c notes feature Norfolk oysters served at the fine Hotel Richardson Cafe, emphasizing fresh shells and hotel dining quality. Local patrons enjoy a classic seafood highlight with upscale cafe ambiance.
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Norfolk
Hotel
Richardson Cafe
Masonic Notice for Temple Lodge 47 Meeting
Called meeting of Temple Lodge No. 47 F A M on Friday at 7 30 p m E A degree to be conferred George Stevens accompanying E E Caldwell secretary records show the session details and officers involved.
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Meeting Temple Lodge No
Sunny Side of Men and Delightful Market Recipes
A column extols optimistic living and offers kitchen guidance. Recipes include mushroom stuffed eggs with tomato sauce sardine garnish, bean and cheese, sautéed cucumbers, summer squash with tomatoes and corn, rice with apples in syrup, and related serving tips.
Comic pictures and family albums delight older audiences
A reminiscence recalls how comic pictures entertained Blinks and how Jinks enjoyed evenings with a companion who shared the old family album long before moving pictures became popular.
Luxurious Car Cushions Spark Shopper Debate
In a London Tit-Bits style snippet a salesman touts natural salesmanship as a car offers luxurious cushions. A decisive lady rejects anonymity and insists on staying plainly visible while riding in a new car.
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London
Between Girls Ann You Should Have Seen His Proposal
Maud teases about a foolish marriage proposal while noting the other girl’s reaction. The exchange captures social embarrassment and humor in a swiftly told moment.
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Ann
Maud
Bread and Butter Versus Cake Debate With Billy
Brief dialogue scene shows Billy preferring cake over bread and butter while his mother asks for a reply. The exchange captures a small domestic moment and childlike decisiveness.
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Billy
Woodpecker Questions Iron Wood Pole Mystery
A reader notes a peculiar pole described as iron wood and questions its material, wondering what kind of wood and whether it is truly iron wood. The remark captures curiosity about construction details in the local area.
Turned to Butter Goat Story Prompt
A dairy maid milks a goat and muses on turning the animal to butter. The scene centers on her pensive mood and a whimsy about transforming the creature into dairy product.
Breach of Promise Suit Plagues Local Couple
A light exchange reveals a breach of promise suit dragging on, with Midge asking for ten dollars and the reply noting it remains years before settlement. The dialogue hints at ongoing legal action and personal tension surrounding the case.
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Midge
Reciprocity and Powell on dialogue timing
Howell notes willingness to spend money if the other party does. Powell frames the idea as a reminder that tone matters yet action follows words once spoken. The exchange highlights negotiation dynamics and procedural patience in conversations.
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Howell
Powell
La Follette Address Planned in Putnam County
Hon. W P Hopwood will address Putnam County residents on Saturday October 4 at 2 PM in the assembly room of the court house. Everybody invited. By Order of Committee.
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W .P. Hopwood
Putnam County
Court House
Pig Feeding Club Prizes Awarded in County Contest
Winners named in the county pig feeding club are Rovena South Clinton township 1st Clyde R Sallust Monroe Township 2nd Dwight Williamson Russell township 3rd Roy Williamson Russell township and Elizabeth Eggers Clinton township 4th prize money to be given May 1 urging winners to save for a trip to the Club Round-up at Purdue the same day.
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Rovena South
Clinton Township
Clyde R. Sallust
Monroe Township
Dwight Williamson
Russell Township
Roy Williamson
Elizabeth Eggers
Purdue
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Creditors heirs and legatees of Lucinda H DeHart deceased must appear in Putnam Circuit Court in Green Castle Indiana on October 28 1924 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Walter S Campbell signs as clerk October 2 1924.
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Lucinda H. DeHart
Putnam Circuit Court
Greencastle
Indiana
Walter S. Campbell
Farmer cancels wife insurance after barn fire
A Scottish farmer, insured for his barn, visits an Aberdeen insurer to claim payouts. The official plans to rebuild the barn, prompting the farmer to cancel his wife's policy with the quip that if anything happens to Jean, she won't be replaced.
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Aberdeen
Jean
Petition prompts signature in frontier exchange
A Plank Center citizen asks another to sign a petition. When asked its purpose, the signer admits ignorance but offers to learn. The second party expresses willingness to sign regardless, showing local civic action in a casual frontier exchange.
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Plank Center
Nunno
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