Pleasant Garden Social Notes and Local Moves
Pleasant Garden residents记录 weekend visits as Luther Herbert with George Herbert and Frank Phillips with Joe Hays family. Wille Young attended Walden reunion in West Terre Haute. Reelsville crowd at Harmony street fair. Edith Sears at Spencer teachers institute. James Barnett moved to Greencastle. Lacy Chew went to Indianapolis. Co D Reel loaded four carloads of limestone for Indianapolis. Bruce Osborne loading same stone for Terre Haute. Herbert Pollom and Mullinix shipped carloads of stock. Wilson and Marshall campaign ticket referenced with cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Herbert
George Herbert
Frank Phillips
Terre Haute
Joe Hays
Willie Young
West Terre Haute
Walden
Reelsville
Harmony
Edith Sears
Spencer
Teachers Institute
Ola Poliom
Ross
Iman
James Barnett
Greencastle
Lacy Chew
Indianapolis
Co. D. Reel
Indianapoli
Bruce Osborne
Herbert & Pollom
D. M. Mullinix
Wilson and Marshall
J. O. Mullinix
G. B. Smith
Old Maids Embroidery Club
Kate Foster
C. D. Ree
George Fox
Martha
Biddy Funican
Vivian Baldwin
Hamrick
Wm. Shopple
Cecil Long
Mabel
Ray Neese
Gillespie
Riley Hathaway
Brazil
Old Maids’ Club
Poland
Maple Hill News Briefs From Township Activities
Roxie Payne misses school due to a foot injury sustained while playing Saturday. Dillinger’s threshing machine finished its season. Township schools opened Monday. Lancaster’s saw mill burned last week. North of Green Castle sent five teams to help on Wells road for Skelton. Leon Johnson Burnice Gowns Lillian Marshall and Harold Call started high school at Greencastle Monday. Local youths attended a Lena meeting Sunday night. Saul Marshall is reported poorly.
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Roxie Payne
Dillinger
Lancaster
Greencastle
Wells Road
Skelton
Leon Johnson
Burnice Gowns
Lillian Marshall
Harold Call
Lena
Saul Marshall
Old Settlers Picnic Bids Big Time in Bowing Green
Black Hawk Abe Craft and family from Kansas visited here as Lon Evans traveled from Indianapolis. Andrew Neese and wife of Kansas also visited. A notable disturbance at Bobtown last Thursday involved a Greencastle couple with a prior bout with John Barleycorn.
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Abe Craft
Kansas
Bowing Green
Lon Evans
Indianapolis
Andrew Neese
Kanas
Bobtown
Greencastle
John Barleycorn
Wom&n
Notable Incidents and Local Movements In Town
A clash occurred with bystanders intervening after several blows. A duel or fight between two prominent townsmen of Poland is reported the same day. Gravel road work advances slowly due to cement shortages affecting concrete. Wheat sowing begins in south Putnam. Prentiss Mace relocates to Brazil. brother Henry occupies his former home.
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Poland
South
Putnam
Prentiss Mace
Brazil
Henry
Brooks Book Store Offers Complete School Line
Book seller I K Langdon & Co announces a full line of school books and school supplies for city students with bargains on high school editions and standard texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I K. Langdon & Co
Evansville area notices and town notes sweep Indiana items
Personal visits and business trips span Indianapolis Greencastle and Brazil with council meetings church events and social clubs. Local changes include purchase of a grocery store in Greencastle and a health trip to Denver. Community gatherings cover prayer meetings picnics and club activities with numerous family and travel mentions.
Local News Brief from Horse Shoe Bend Community
Attendances at the last fair include Mrs Alice Nicholson and Mrs Carrie Myers. Mrs Myers and daughter Nellie visited Hanna Katherine and Mary Curran. Nellie Myers stayed with Ethel Himes of Ladoga. School opens Monday in Russellville. John Curran and sisters toured Greencastle. Lonnie Myers travels with Mr Clodfelter’s threshing outfit. Herman Hendricks visits parents near Brick Chapel.
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Alice Nicholson
Carrie Myers
Lou Nicholson
Nellie Myers
Ethel Himes
Ladoga
Rus
Nellie
Hanna
Katherine
Mary Curran
John Curran
Katherine Hannah
Mary
Greencastle
Lonnie Myers
Mr Clodfelter
Herman Hendricks
Brick Chapel
Desecration Report From Philadelphia Churchyard Vault
In a decaying Trinity churchyard vault in Philadelphia a group of roustabouts were found the other night laughing talking smoking and playing craps. The vault is the oldest in Old Trinity and has rattling decay. Neighbors reported eerie sounds from the yard after midnight for over a week and believed the place haunted.
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Philadelphia
Old Trinity
Lodge session to honor the late Edmund B. Lynch at seven-thirty
All members of the terns lodge meet in the lodge rooms this evening to hold a session of sorrow in memory of Edmund B. Lynch. Second hand goods bought and sold by George Cotton at 408 North Indiana Street.
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Putnam Lodge No. 45
Edmund B. Lynch
Terns Lodge
George Cotton
North
Indiana Street
City Council Sets Final Action On New Electric Franchise
At tonight’s meeting the council will take final action on the proposed electric light franchise. Little other business is expected beyond routine items.
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Electric Light
Lost-Silver Mesh Bag Found Ad With Owner Name
Want ad notes a silver mesh bag missing with the owner name on the exterior. Request owner to return to the Herael office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herael
Local Kentuckian Arrested For Threats In Ladoga
Taylor Shrout a Kentuckian who recently moved to Ladoga was arrested by Marshall Merchant after threatening to shoot up the town. He was jailed in Crawfordsville after being found with a pistol and ammunition. Charges include carrying concealed weapons with a $1 fine and $10 costs.
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Ladoga
Ind
Taylor Shrout
Here
Marshall Merchant
Crawfordsville
Shrout
Taylor Powers
Powers
Markine
Shront
Mc Cill
Powers Thyo
Marchal Merchart
Tohn Stanter
Henry Allen Foster
Kentucky
Inetlee
T. W . Sutton
Largest public sale of the season announced
A broad catalog lists Horses Mules and Colts including 28 head brood mares and 16 Percherons. Draft pacing and trotting stock aged one to three years, plus 40 brood sows and hogs, 60 breeding ewes, cattle including Herefords and Angus, and five acres of corn to be sold by the acre. Hay oats and rye offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barker
World unity in arts and science contrasted with arms races
A meditative essay argues that global culture and scientific progress unify nations, praising figures like Marconi and Tolstoy while condemning political and economic rivalries. It notes that envy and war arise only when power politics trump human welfare, causing divisions and armament.
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Metropolitan
Marconi
Lister
Rodin
Reinhardt
Tolstoi
Loeb
Peary
Amundsen
What did you hear when you listened to music
A reflective exchange explores personal listening. The narrator recalls a violin teacher asking what was heard at a concert and ponders how listeners experience music. It probes whether others hear the same emotions and climaxes, and why individual perception matters in art.
Turnpike Travel and a Famous Naval Cry in 1800s New England
Eastern Massachusetts relied on toll roads run by chartered companies with gates that charged every few miles. Turnpikes connected towns like Concord Worcester Dedham Providence Neponset Quincy Lynn Salem and Newburyport. In 1805 the Salem Boston route collected 5300 dollars and June 1 1813 drew massive traffic as travelers sought a glimpse of the Chesapeake versus Shannon battle and Captain Lawrence’s last cry Don't give up the ship.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Concord
Worcester
Dedham
Providence
Neponset
Quincy
Lynn
Salem
Newburyport
Russia's Hunting Bag End of Season Totals
St. Petersburg reports the Russia hunting season closed with record booty. Squirrels lead kills at 4,525,300, sable fur tops at 12,250 caught, with 2,600,000 francs profit on sables. Remaining catches include 200,000 ermine, 1,600 brown bears, 180,000 skunk, 100 blue foxes and 16,500 gray wolves.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Persian woman Kurret Ayne slain for reform move
Kurret Al Ayne a Persian noblewoman and early advocate for women’s equality was murdered in the late 1840s by clandestine order. She inspired reformers by challenging veil seclusion and supporting the Bab’s message of human unity.
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New York
Kurret Ayne
United States
Kurret al Ayne
Lullah Salaeh Barrakan
Gaswin
Zarrine Tadj
Karrett Ayne
Persia
Kun Ret al Ayne
E. Brown
Cambridge University of London
Orient
Karret
Kalanter
Ilkhani
Aziz Khan
Heirs Sue Over Rich Coal Lands in Shenandoah Area
In Schuylkill county court the heirs of the late Benjamin K. Yost sue for 410 acres of Broad Mountain coal lands north of Shenandoah. The Girard estate claims the tract, long litigated for forty years, with prospectors recently finding rich coal veins and a likely hard fought case ahead.
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Shenandoah
Benjamin K. Yost
Schuylkill
Broad Mountain
Girard Estate
Birthstone list revised by national jeweler group
The American National Retail Jewelers association in Kansas City revised the yearly birthstone list after widespread requests. January garnet, February amethyst, March Bloodstone and aquamarine, April diamond, May emerald, June pearl and moonstone, July ruby, August sardonyx and peridot, September sapphire, October opal and tourmaline, November topaz, December turquoise and lapis lazuli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American National Retail Jewelers Association
Lyle Will Bequeaths Large Estate to Religious and Charitable Institutions
In Hackensack New Jersey the will of John G Lyle of Tenafly filed for probate leaves several hundred thousand dollars to religious and charitable institutions. Lyle formerly partnered in Lord and Taylor New York. The bulk of the estate goes to his widow and totals many millions.
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Hackensack
N. J
John G. Lyle
Tenafiy No. 3
Lyle
Lord & Taylor
New York
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Central National Bank and
Cental Trust Company
Putnam County
Wr. Li. "O'Hair
F. A. Arnold
J. L. Randel
S. A. Hays
Browning’s Grocery
OPERA
Karen
Biograph
Optimo
Vitagraph
Geo
E. Blake
Mgr
Bison 101 Feature Film Company
Ino Zouboulahis
Pleasant Garden
Maple Hill
Brooks
Jones-Stevens
Washington Street
Margaret Mathews
Thomas Haltom
Earl Lane
Business
Common Council
W. W. Goslin and Son
Burkitt
Fincastle
E. P. Akers
Washington Township
Greencastle, cc
Floyd Fraley
Northfield
Vermont
Veronica Club
Fred Cunningham
Ruth and
Iva
James B. Nelson
Julia Jean
Otis Browning
Fred Ellis
Hanna Street
W. V. McCammack
Venard
Belle Union
Denver
Colo
C. W. E. M. of the Christian Church
Charles Meltzer
W. E. Tucker
Old Town
Maine
W. W. Tucker
George Welker
Hume, Il
W. P. Sackett
Wm. Stegmiller
West
Columbia Street
L. A. Beard
Lillie Landes
Taylor Avenue
Tazewell Gibson
South Indiana Street
Rey, Smith
Doris Falls
North Forest Ave
Ada Decker
Purdue University
Marcia
Jennis
DePauw University
Marjorie Campbell
Oxford College
Oxford
Re All
Frank McCammack
Fox Ridge
Miller
Steenth
McCammack
Horse Shoe
Sellville
H. Werneke Store
Dobbs Garage
H. Gy. Renick
Locust and
Franklin Streets
R. W. Allen
Jersey
Hall Mile
Bainsridge
Indiana
Skiaulog
John Deere
Avery
Palebanks
A. B
D. A. Davis
Sayler Bros
J. B. Sharp
Chie Figg
Auds
Jor Llen Clerk
Kurret Yy Ayne
County
National Retail Jewelers’ Association
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