National forests grazing yields vast stock outputs
Government figures show grazing on national forests during the year ended June 30 1918 supported about 4 percent more stock than the prior year with 27 466 permittees. The eleven far western states produced roughly 155 million pounds beef 812 million pounds mutton and 55 million pounds of wool from grazed cattle sheep and lambs while grazing fees totaled about 1 007 739 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Pacific Coast
Far Western
Local residents and visitors featured in city notes
Robert Frazier and daughter visit Champaign Illinois while he recovers from a kitchen cabinet works hand injury. Examiners from the State Board of Accounts arrive to audit township records. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with movements, visits, and small incidents around Brazil Indiana including accidents, church events, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frazier
Champaign
Ill
Mr. Frazier
Vine Street
H. A. Bruce
Indianapolis
Orville C. Jarvis
Crawfordsville
State Board of Accounts
Justices of Peace
Auditor's
Paint that Endures Severe Weather Promoted
An advertisement touts Lowe Bros. High standard Paint as the durable coating for homes. It claims quality materials and science ensure resistance to rain snow frost dew and sun heat, protecting wood from decay when properly applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Bros
Indiana Scores First Victory Over DePauw On Jordan Field
Indiana gains early win at Jordan Field with a 48 to ? score as the Crimson Men methodically halt the Eleven from DePauw and set the pacing for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Smothers
DE Pauw
Jordan Field
Crimson
Methodists
Indiana Tops DePauw 48 To 0 In Slow Start
Indiana defeated DePauw 48 to 0 on Jordan Field in Bloomington. Indiana opened scoring in the second period with a place kick by Rowan after a DePauw fumble, and dominated the final two thirds as Capt. Davis and Fleming led ground gains. The Crimson defense repeatedly stopped DePauw drives while the Indiana line controlled the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
DePauw
Jordan Field
Capt. Davis
Bogle
Oval
Rowan
Greenecastle
Indiana Rooters
Crimson
T. U
Methodists
Jimmy" Sheldon
Capt
Davis
Evehart
F. Whitaker
Fleming
Thomas
Conference notes and local visits mark Spencer town day
Dr J G Campbell wires that the conference reappointed Dr Tillotson as pastor at College Avenue church and named himself District Superintendent for another year. Local residents Ebenezer Quinnett Ora Day Miss Hannah Curran Churchill Hessler Albert Houck Daniel Shonkwiler Artal Ruark Ruth Ruark James Walker Thad Jones Joe Vanclere faced Spencer warrants over gambling at the Quincy pienie with Vanclere jailed and to be moved to Spencer for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J G Campbell
Dr. Tillotson
College Avenue
Joe Vanclere
Theodore Rees
Spencer
Vanclere
Quincy
Owen County Grand
Local Visitors Reported in City on Weekend
Jack Huffman of Reelsville and Robert Teague of Indianapolis visited the city on business and with friends. Joe Daniels of Indianapolis and Miss Adelia Shirmer of Indianapolis spent Sunday with locals. Miss Mabel Wright departed Sunday for Northern Michigan to teach music this year. Clarke Jarvis of Russellville was also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert
Russell Newgent
Henry Newgent
James Goslin
Roachdale
Chas. Bowling
Reelsville
Marshal Johns
Mort Lee
Alwood
Jesse M. Lee
Lettie Lee Hurst
Robert Teague
Joe Daniels
Thomas Daniels
Adelia Shirmer
Indianaplis
City
Property Transfers In Russellville And Cloverdale Areas
Murray transfers to Bert Murray a lot in Russellville. Anna M Larkin transfers to Bert Murray a lot in Russellville. Archie Carrington transfers to Bert Murray a lot in Russellville. Grant Wiedman transfers in Washington township to Arthur J Sandersland. Wm R Tabor transfers to H C Foster et al a lot in Cloverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Russellville
Anna M. Larkin
Bert Murray
Archie Carrington
Grant Wiedman
Arthur
Ington Township
Wm. R. Tabor
H. C. Foster
Cloverdale
Rebekah Lodges Invite Social Afternoon Meeting
All members of Ree Hive No 106 and Greencastle Crescent No 76 invited to Greencastle I O O F Hall at 2 PM Tuesday to meet Mrs Van Dorin president of the Rebekah Assembly and enjoy a social afternoon. Esta Sweet Minnie Kiefer Emma Johnston Verna Crawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Crescent
Rebekah
Greencastle
O. O. FP
van Dorin
Rebekah Assembly
Esta Sweet
Minnie Kiefer
Noble Grands
King Reunion Held At John Quinlisk Home In Madison Township
The annual King reunion took place Sunday at John Quinlisk's home in Madison township. Attending were Miss Florence King of Ridgefarm, Til, Mr and Mrs Charles Brandenbure of Crawfordsville, and Mr and Mrs J C Harrold with daughter of Ridgefarm, Tl. Miss Mary Small and Miss Ida Wood departed for Terre Haute to enter the State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
John Quinlisk
Madison Township
Florence King
Ridgefarm
Til
Charles Brandenbure
Crawfords Ville
J. C. Harrold
Mary Small
Ida Wood
Terre Haute
State ‘Normal School
Rebellion Notes and Indiana Federation of Clubs Meeting
Excerpt discusses ongoing rebellion woes and refugee sorrow, then shifts to the Indiana Federation of Clubs convention in Indianapolis October 21 to 24. Mrs Felix T McWhirter presides as former Greencastle resident, with R A Ogs serving as parliamentarian and Greencastle’s Mrs John R Miller speaking on Literature at the Wednesday evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Indianapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
Greencastle
R. A. Ogs
John R. Miller
The Greedy Dog and the Plank
A dog crossing a calm stream on a plank holds a meat piece and mistakes a second dog with a second meat for a rival. Greed makes him drop his own meat, losing it in the water. He learns a lesson about restraint as digestion improves for the rest of the day.
Short Pumpkin Pie Crop Expected This Autumn
Reports from farms indicate the fall pumpkin harvest is far below the usual. The summer drought cut the corn crop and affected pumpkins, so pies will be harder to obtain this season. Early sales may appear as pumpkin lovers rush to secure the delicate autumn treat.
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Chase & Sanborn
Grogan & Miller
Pearson
S. Jackson St
Ance
John Riley
South Main St
Charley Zels
Moore's Dairy
Ellis
Main Street
Frank Shafer
John Johnson
J A. Throop
Mamie Alsaugh
Phillip Albaugh
East
Washington Street
Chicago
Chicago University
Albaugh
University of Chicago
Charles Tector
Jacob Keifer
South College Avenue
Kiefer
Big Four Automatic Signal Company
Danville
Ralph Boone
Moses Toone
North Dakota
Canada
Theodore Kleinbub
Atwood
Hfm
Mr. Kleinbub
Timmons
Thomas ‘Roadhurst
West Union
Walter Cooper
Ralph Lloyd
FB. A. Wood
Robert Irwin
Clinton Falls
Irwin
Claude F. Louis
Reese Matson
Oklahoma City
Smith C. Matson
Charley McCammack
Joe Cochenour
Cochenour
Dennowitg
John Obenchain
Ovcar Young
Tarmony
Phillips
Farris
Braazil
Locust Street Church
Woman's Club
S. A. Hays
Ogg
Haye
Knights of Pythias
Hubert Jordan
Ben- Hur's
Jesse Greene
Jennie Miller
Fremont Miller
Miss Hallis
Jay Hudson
Ethel Wells
Carbon
Brazil
Big Four Fat Club
Torr
John Chesterfield
Orvil
A. W. Adams
Fred Weaver
Jay Carpenter
H. H. Thacker
G S$. Payne
Ed Barnet
Don Carpenter
Brazil News
Lizzie M. Good
Fullerton
Cal
Alex Lockridge
Martinsville
C. R. Dulin
Limedale
Mary Anderson
Clara Spurgeon
Progress History Club
Henry Kubb
Ed Watts
Mr Watts
Douglas Huffman
Merle
Fred Haspel
Big Four Railway
Terre
Ilante
James BR. Nelson
Greenfield
Mrs. Nelson
A. B. Lockridge
Rockville
A. C. Lockridge
F. A. Arnold
Birch Hughes
Gary
James P. Hughes
Curtin Hughes
Estes Duncan
Sheldon
Ebenezer Quinnett
Ora Day
Fillmore
On Business Today
Hannah Curran
Cass
Churchill Hessler
Coatesville
Albert Houck
Daniel Shonkwiler
Artal Ruark
Misa Ruth Ruark
James Walker
Thad Jones
J. W. Herod
Zeis & CO
PREVO
Richelieu
Browning
Browning’s Grocery
Jack Huffman
Mabel Wright
Northern
Michigan
Clarke Jarvis
Ki. G. Pitts
Bert
J. Sandersland
Wash
Ree Hive No
Emma Johnston
Verna Crawley
Lockwood
Devasta
Lovera
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