Maple Wood Widely Used Says Agriculture Bulletin
A Department of Agriculture bulletin extols maple as a dominant native hardwood. Sugar maple leads furniture woods and shoe lasts demand in Massachusetts exceeds thirteen million feet annually. Maple supplies floors, agricultural implements, shuttles, rollers and many common objects, with about 1.15 billion feet cut annually in the United States.
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Massachusetts
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Local Electrical Shop Moves Next Week to New Room
Robert KE Hanna will relocate his electrical supply shop from the corner of Indiana and Walnut streets to the former Fashion Clothing room near the first of next week. Charles Allen of Paris owns the space and visited Wednesday. Hanna rented it and plans to display more stock in the new room. Mrs. Sercombe of Louisville visits Mrs. Williamson. Martha J. Wright, wife of Wm. A. Wright of Eminence, died Tuesday afternoon by carbolic acid. Dr. Throop bought Bascom O’Hair’s Ford touring car. Sayers and Ro L. O’Hair were in Indianapolis on business. Mrs. Reynolds of Indianapolis has returned from visiting Mrs. Southard on College Avenue. Dr. Alfred Pitkin attends an Indianapolis Methodist Men’s meeting at Tomlinson Hall. Mrs. Katherine Kleinbub and grandchildren depart for Elwood to live there with Frank and Theodore Kleinbub.
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Robert KE. Hanna
Indiana and
Walnut Streets
Charles Allen
Paris
Town precincts and street bounds outlined in election notice
The document lists detailed street bounds and corporate lines for precincts, naming halts at Locust and Franklin, Vine and Columbia, Market and Walnut, College and Olive, and Hanna to the west. It then specifies voting places: First ward Frank Roberts blacksmith shop, Second ward Grand Central Hotel, Third ward East Taylor Chapel, West Webb house, Fourth ward Commercial Hotel Sample room. It records community notices, meetings, and local incidents including a court affidavit against John Steele for threatening to use a weapon, a death in North Dakota, social visits, and a tea of church society plans upcoming events.
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Locust Street
Franklin Street
Vine Street
Columbia Street
Market Street
Walnut Street
College Avenue
Third Ward
Webb House
Hanna Street
Fourth Ward
Commercial
Central Trust Company of Greencastle Statement 1913
Condensed balance sheet from Greencastle Indiana shows total resources of 441 197.18 and liabilities of 441 197.18 with deposits and trust funds. Officials include J L Randel secretary and Hays vice president with notarized sworn statements dated October 27 1913. The document references state and private banks and trust companies and lists various asset categories such as bonds deposits and securities.
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Central Trust Company
Greencastle
Indiana
State of
County of
Putnam
I. J. Ll. Randel
The
Central Trust Co
Greencastle, Ind
Doctor’s grim prognosis and urging lighter fare
A grotesque narration shows a patient told by the doctor to slow down and eat lightly as health declines. An eater with a large plate of salad drenched in vinegar indulges in spicy cocktails and drugs until his digestive system rebels and he seeks cure with a bottle of Dr Curem’s tablets.
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Dr. Curem
Mrs Albert Payne Settlement Ends Divorce and Property Suit
Mrs Albert Payne settles all suits including divorce and property claims. She will accompany her son Warren, a former local attorney, to his home. The settlement includes dismissal of the divorce suit and the property dispute. Her son assisted in reaching the agreement.
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Warren
Fomer
Albert Payne
Settlement Reached In Payne Family Disputes
Mrs Emma Payne drops divorce and property suits against Attorney Albert Payne. Warren Payne, now a railroad man in Tucson, helped arrange a settlement at McGregor Harris BM Robinson offices. Mrs Payne will live with Warren in Arizona and may return there soon. Warren denies any affair between his father and Mrs Burkhart and daughters.
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Warren Payne
Brazil
Tucson
Arizona
Emma Payne
Wedding of Katherine Elkins Ties to William F. R. Hitt Surprises Region
In Elkins West Virginia on October 28, Katherine Elkins daughter of Senator Stephen G. Elkins married William F. R. Hitt of Washington. Hitt, son of ex congressman Robert R. Hitt, has long stayed with the Elkins family at Hazlehurst and accompanied Mrs. Elkins on travels. The groom’s DePauw University ties and Lincoln Douglas debate connections are noted.
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Elkins
Halleyhurst
Stephen St .Elkins
Mrs. Hitt
Mr. Hitt
Hazlerhurst
Property Transfers In Groveland and Fillmore Areas
Jonathan Owen transfers a lot in Groveland Theo to Reuben Higgins. G Talbott conveys a lot in Fillmore to RI Kersey. Consideration listed as 140 00.
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Dale Jonathan Owen
Reuben Higgins
Groveland
Theo, G. Talbott
RI Kersey
Lot
Fillmore
Lost Blue Bed Hat Taken by Mistake at County Auditor
Pocketed small book said to be very valuable to owner. Reward offered for return of ESLOED Le puditor's afice and the blue bed hat reported missing from the county auditor's office.
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Chase & Sanborn
Grogan & Miller
J. W. Herod
Walter Allen
Chas. D. Bell, Mer
Pennsylvania Farm
Department of Agriculture
Department
Dr. Harry
Ray Lankester
Cate
Bright
New England
Lake States
Ohio
Potomac
Martha J. Wright
Wm. A Wright
Mr. Wright
Morgan County
J. A. Throop
Bascom O'Hair
C. Sayers
Indianapolis
Ro L. O'Hair
W. J. Reynolds
Anna Southard
South College Avenue
Alfred Ho Pitkin
Tomlinson Hall
Katherine Kleinbub
Richard
Hugo
Elwood
Frank
Theodore “Kleinbub
Election Boards
Hanna Streets
Olive Street
Corporate
Corpate
West Washington Street
West Corporate Line
Washington Street
College 1 Avenue
Frank Roberts’ Black
Meeting Temple Lodge No
James L. Randel
Merle Bee
Ben King
Frances
Margaret [Quigg
John Steele
Roachdale
Clarence Cherry
Cherry
Monon
D. Vo Eteheeon
Bainbridge
Monroe Township
H. M. Miller
Homer Brannen
Chester Gilbert
North Dakota
Mr. Brannen
Huntington
Beula Baker
Cloverdale
Mrs. Charles Huffman
This
A. D. Chew
Washington Township
Nancy Keller
Charles Huffman
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Worth Williams
Jackson and
Cleve Thomas
West Walnut Street
Veronica Club
Edgar Warner
Ted Tobin
Miller
East College
K. L. O'Hair
3. A. Hays
J. L. Randel
Resources
Hue
Trust Companie
Erve Agents
Ixchanges
Banks
Trust Securities
Fredemption Fund
United States’ Deposits Postal Savings Deposits
J. Ll. Randel
W. T. HL. Cullen
Central National Bank
U. S
U.S
Retace
Sia
Anil
Beens
Pete Ee Eee
Banks and Bankers
Ine
Tenet
Compan
Savings Banks
Conny
Tam
Te Randel
J. le Randel
Ishiet
W. H.W. Cullen
Bascom O'Hate
Fred Ferguson
Lataye
PB Criyl Company
Indiana Universi Iy
Havi
Mise Mazel
McGregor & Harris
BM. Robinson
Payne
Depauw
Washington
Illinois
William F. R. Hitt Is
Son of
Rob
Ert R. Hitt
Congress
DePauw University
Joseph J. Reynolds
Lafayette
Ind
Jasper
Iness
John H. Huffman
Pearson’s Bakery
Lehe
Peg
Zeis
Brownsing’s Grocery
Jones Stevens Co
SHS
Aoreeees
F.C. Claypool
Martha Ann Moore
Ronehs
Seminary Street
S. Vine Street
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