Residents and visitors flood Burney area on Monday
Local notes recount visits by James Shaw in Cincinnati Charlies Chambore in Hope Bert Kirby and family travel to Warsaw Fred Misler from Connersville and many others visiting relatives and shopping in Burney James Douglass and Will Stout conduct business in Louisville and Sandusky Mrs George Benton and Mrs Will Kincaid shop here Jose and Miss Carmelites through the week. James Kelsey funeral. Ernest Watson to Milwaukee for electrical work. Mary Griffen dies near Gaynorville. county fair trip planned by Carl Dalmbert. various church and social events noted.
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Ernest Watson
Milwaukee
Ernest
Touz
Mary Griffen
Gaynoreville
Carl Dalmbert
Hope
Wm. G. Tremain
Napoleon
Sandcreek Church Association
A Train Load of Books Offered for Home Examination
Advertises a large stock of books guaranteed new and satisfactory with return at seller’s expense. Prospective buyers can request a free bargain list by postal card before ordering. No cost to receive list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Holden
Encyclopedia Britannica
Morocco
Music Column on Mark Hamburg Honeymoon Tour
Tela notes Mark Hamburg plans a honeymoon tour from Russia to America after his marriage into aristocracy. The piece describes him as a declamatory performer who believes an emotional pianist should study acting. His style is marked by intense sentiment and readers wonder how his romance may influence his playing.
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Tela
Mark Hamburg
Russia
America
Music Everywhere Greets Readers in Nearby Town
The Democrat notes music from many sources around the town including an automatic piano in an adjacent business aiding shoppers, a graphophone promoting the theatre, and Salvation Army voices urging moral turn, making culture feel omnipresent in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Fiddle Trade Fairs In London Markets And Distant Ads
A lively business in buying and selling old fiddles thrives in high end London markets. Advertisements appear in out of the way country papers and long forgotten violins from rustic storerooms reach city dealers who resell them for a substantial return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The Old Hymns and Their Sacred Memory
A nostalgic meditation on beloved hymns from childhood and past church gatherings. The speaker recalls lines from classic hymnody and expresses longing to hear those melodies again before passing, referencing verses about Jordan, Canaan, and heavenly mansions. The piece echoes Southern churchgoing memories and reverent praise.
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Jordan
Greenland
India
Canaan's Fair and Happy Land
Atlanta Constitution
Clearance of Dress Goods Carpets and Curtains Ahead of Sale
Our buyer leaves next week for New York so a clearance sale begins on broken assortments of dress goods carpets room size rugs and ruffled curtains. Desirable items include 44 in Etamines in black and colors 44 in shadow checks 44 in grey serge 44 in tan melrose priced at 75 and 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fire destroys large part of Fairland business district
A Sunday morning blaze in Fairland Shel by county wiped out a pool room livery stable and a two story block housing Harvelt Drug Store with only homes spared. The Fairland volunteer fire department fought the flames heroically and prevented total destruction.
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Fairland
Shelby County
Harvelt
Humane Society agent to investigate neglected Wyoming children
Strange Language State Agent H D Gough will tour Powder River country to check four ranchman children aged up to 11 who reportedly speak a guttural language after neglect. If confirmed, children may be removed and sent to the South Dakota Orphans Home. The Wyoming Humane Society also reports breaking up Greek laborers at Salt Wells and arresting three, with others fleeing. Local social notes include visits by Nellie Morgan to Hope, and relatives returning from Kentucky, Indianapolis, and Anderson.
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H. D. Gough
The
Humane Society
Powder River Country
South Dakota
Wyoming
Wyoming Humane Society
Salt Wells
Gen eva Gay Camping Party To Be Hosted This Week
A Gen eva neighborhood gathering will take place this week with Elda Robertson and wife as chaperones. Local young women Florence Hazelrigg Migrum Ruth White and Clare Macbaught helped with preparations while Arba Elkins James Lanham George Kelley and Locke Bracken anticipate the playful event. Ella Macdonald leaves for Denver after visiting W M Stewart family. Elva Darflinger and Eatell Rissenburg of Indianapolis plan a short visit to Miss Ethel Stout and the Fair. Roscoe Earhart begins duties at George Magee store Monday.
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Della
Geneva
Elda Robertson
Miss Thelma
Florence Hazelrigg
Migrum
Ruth White
Clare Macbaught
Arba Elkins
James Lanham
George Kelley
Locke Bracken
Elva Darflinger
Eatell Rissenburg
Indianapolis
Misa Ethel Stout
Antigrab League Forms in Indiana to Fight Salary Grab
A state Antissalary Grab League formed at the Grand Hotel with officers E. P. Shockley president W. A. Weiser vice president O. H. Downey secretary and J. W. Crooks treasurer. The group aims to repeal salary grab laws and push for open ballots, district chapters, and nonpartisan support for candidates opposing salary increases and civil service abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sindianapolis
Antisslary Grab League
Grand Hotel
E. P. Shockley
Osgood
W. A. Weiser
South Bend
O. H. Downey
Noblesville
J. W. Crooks
Cicero
Shockley
Ripley Journal
Ripley County
Seoc
Ind
Visiting relatives and friends headline local t укреп
W J Harrell of Ft Collins Colorado visits relatives here and at Letts Corner. John Rankin of Letts Corner is guest here Monday on business. Wm S Robbins goes to Lexington Kentucky for several days with friends. W J Patterson and wife of Shelbyville stay a week with Mr and Mrs Jerry Walker. Mrs Mack Hazelrigg of Adame the Great visits friends Monday while shopping.
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James McCracken
John Gilchrist
Burney
Buetah Rider
Kingston
Kokomo
John Douglass
Adams
L. D. Crooks
Lafayette
Wm. Howard
Indianapolis
Scott Humphrey
Mise Lela
Brookville
Alexander
Kentucky
Oliver Hoagland
Anderson
Stephan Hoagland
West North Street
Horace Thomson
Henry Thomson
Margaret Glenn
W. J. Harrell
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Letts Corner
John Rankin
tCetta Corner
Robbins
Lexington
W. J. Patterson
Shelbyville
Jerry Walker
Mack Hazelrigg
Adame the Great
Friends
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Warsaw
Fred Misler
Connersville
Margaret Bentley
Gib Updike
Paul Lacey
James Douglass
Louisville
Will Stout
Sandusky
Albert Moody
Newcastle
William Dugan
George Benton
Will Kincaid
Clarkseburg
Mias
Carrie Lugenbell
Walter Pleak
B. F. Ford
Inaisnapolis
Squirrelly
Drake
Joe Back
Ed Lindley
Sheriff Biddinger
A. Gilchriot
Walter Forkner
Anna Wright
Nora Bell
Margaret Prake
Mrs
Lucy Ralston
Westport
Stella
Grace Murphy
Winona
India Ford
George Magee
Wm. Arnold
Alice
Frank Martin
Rushville
Riley Robinson
Prescott
Thomas Siets
Crawfordsville
J. W. Bull
Harry Pavey
James Duncan
Frank Stout
Donald White
Brown County
Frank
Don
Grandpa Lambert
Pike's Peak
Ohio
Landle
United States Court
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Chicago & Alton Railroad
John D
South Broadway
Fred Braman
Clarksburg
U. S
Hite
Katherine Price
Hilda Hallerman
Jacob Eisenman
Arthur Lowe
Hubert Eich
Katie and
Lena Eich
Will
West First Street
Nora McCormack
Bernice Collier
Mra
Lizzie McConnell
Will Tremain
James Kelsey
A. T. Rankin
Carmel
Robert L. Wilson
Richmond
Marietta Stewart
Patton Road
Robert Shoffner
T. O. Hayene
Nell Havens
Etta Bolcourt
Ida Montgomery
Charles Howe
Lulu Green
Miss Nell
J. C. Loyd
Green
James McFeters
Huldah Field
Indisnapolis
Jessie Seriff
Clara Dowden
Harry Dowden
Juniata
Norma Haymond
O. Gainor
Waldron
Cash Buyers Union
David B. Clarkson
Department 91
Panama
Geo. W. Magee
Nellie Morgan
Lena Cottner
Ella Macdonald
W. M. Stewart
Denver
Roscoe Earhart
Antigrab League
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