Indiana Bottlers Association Adopts Return Rule
A dealer in Indianapolis faced a city constable over bottle returns after the state association adopted a slogan urging the return of bottles. The firm had bought cases of pop and bottles without extra charge, and now must comply with a rule demanding bottle returns or pay penalties. Bottlers claim a 60 percent loss on unreturned bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Lndiana State Bottlers Association
Indianapolis
Dae
Association
Desiers
Local Social Roundup From Milroy And Nearby
Mies Stella Harcourt boards with Mrs Jennie Power. Mrs Charles Witters spent Sunday with Oldenburg folks. Bob McCanaley moves Hurricane Church west for Thurman Arbuckle to live nearby. Mise Noles and family visited Milroy on Sabbath. A speaker from Indianapolis spoke at the Obitian church Sunday night. Mrs Georgia Rawlings can teach again. Guests of Rev Clyde Bieach include Mrs Henry Mover and Mesdames Ella Thomas Mary Jones Thurman Arrackle. W Z Crawford suffers paralysis and is unconscious. About twenty children helped Walter Patton celebrate his daughter’s sixth birthday Saturday afternoon. The U Pe had a bascar and franch con Batui...ng evening. Miss Montgomery to be dinner guests of Mrs William Meeman northeast of town.
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Mies Stella Harcourt
Jennie Power
Charles Witters
Oldenburg
Bob McCanaley
Hurricane Church
Thurman Arbuckle
Mise Noles
Marlen
Milroy
Indianapolis
Georgia Rawlings
Henry Mover
Pennsylvania
Clyde Bieach
Ella Thomas
Mary
Mautise Jones
Fred Shelhorn
Mre Thurmen Arrackle
Raebville
Praise Words Are Arnold 8 Spencer Delights Indianapolis Club
A dainty young woman captivates the Department Club with a quaint Japanese program in a Piaude concert in Indianapolis. She performs old fashioned songs with charm, ending with The Last Rose of Summer and Dixie to please her audience. Her coquettish face and winsome spirit promise a future Chantauqua appearance.
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Arnold
Spencer
Department Club
Piaude
Indianapolis
Dixie
Scotore Spencer
Porter Grocery Ad Seeks PATRONage In Wilburg
A local grocer announces purchase of Porter grocery and expansion, inviting old patrons and the public to trade. The proprietor promises square dealing courteous service and high grade goods at right prices and invites friends to visit Mr. W J Grant at Wilburg Meek.
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W. J. Grant
Wilburg
Meek
Child Finds a Good Home After Foster Handover
A child placed with a capable and loving woman was briefly in her care before others unable to provide proper supervision claimed custody. The infant had been taken to a new home, where the foster mother formed a bond, but the situation became unstable as demands from seven other children constrained attention and care.
Redelman Decide To Stay In Decatur County Region
John Redelman reconsidered his plans to move to Medoryville in the north and appears set to remain in Decatur County. Those who know him say the decision suits him and keeps a good citizen in the area.
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John Redelman
Medoryville
Decatur County
Mr. Redelman
Gsad
Minnie Falls attends funeral of foster father
Minnie Falls attended the funeral of her foster father Dr Fieming at Mt Pleasans on Sunday. She was among the sight orphan children raised and educated by the good Doctor and his wife.
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Mies
Minnie Falls
Dr. Fieming
Mt Pleasans
Goetor
Socialist program offered amid economic panic
A political tract argues that joblessness reflects capitalism and urges unity for collective ownership under the Socialist party. It denounces Republicans and Democrats as upholders of wage slavery and promotes Socialism, Goofalism, and industrial freedom as the path to Peace and Prosperity.
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Spanics
Aca
Embie Leisner
Soclailet
Socialist Party
Harding Seeks Second Nomination for Prosecuting Attorney
Lewis Harding explains he will seek re nomination as Prosecuting Attorney before the Democratic Judicial Convention and for reelection. He notes support in Decatur and Bartholomew counties and reflects on duties, fairness, and democracy guiding his future service.
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Harding
Decatur County
Bartholomew
Columbue
Guilly
Beare
No valid headline found in fragment
The fragment reflects a political message praising equal rights and voter participation within a democracy. It emphasizes growth, rejoicing in new voters, and adherence to enduring democratic principles. No concrete events, dates, or entities are present to identify.
Paper Based Inventions Reach Across Industry
The Times notes a surge in paper products from the United States including light paper garments made from bark pulp sewn together, paper cigars formed from pulp rolled into cigars, and paper bottles and grain bags produced in Philadelphia. It also mentions a cemented, durable paper horseshoe and reinforced paper combining pulp canvas linen and steel wire for vessels, rails, and street paving.
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United Stats
Europe
Chicago
Philadelphia
Prominent Educator Warns About Sex Hygiene in Schools
A well known educator argues that teaching sex hygiene in schools may awaken curiosity in youths and lead to immorality rather than chastity, expressing fear that open discussion could threaten moral conduct.
New Year Resolutions From Readers in Woman’s Home Companion
A reader contributor proposes starting the year by forgetting unkind acts and wrongs to sharpen memory for worthy things. The aim is a mind turned toward beauty and constant awareness of being in the presence of God, guiding the wish for a good New Year.
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Woman's Home Companion
Telly
Alwayes
Eggstraordinary Chicago council makes egg themed crime warning
A garbled Chicago notice reports an executive committee plan to display a 500 egg cake and a police chief advising women shoppers to bring husbands or money in a purse or stocking. The piece mentions Joe Saelhorn of Adams likely plotting in Brown County and a Sunday ambush with 40 shots expected.
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Chicago
Joe Saelhorn
Pear Adams
Ae & Mighty Buoter
Editorial on Decatur county school costs through years
The piece critiques the rise in spending on poor school relief in Decatur county over five years, noting figures such as 1808 857.89 and 1000 944.71 and calling out Commissioner Doles for sharply increasing expenditures in 1912 and 1918. The column highlights how a single official’s service appears to have driven rising per year costs.
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Decatur County
Doles
County Council Appropriations and Bridge Repair Rejected
The County Council approved 860 to aid prosecution of binge sky operators and 150 for Charles St John and 60 for O Day in the Corbett Roche robbery case. It refused a 700 bridge repair appropriation for lack of advertising. An 800 clothing fund for poor schoolchildren ran down to 73 with 1426 total obligations. A final 9600 salary increase for the superintendent of the poor was approved.
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Judge Wick
Charles St John
O'Day
Corbett & Roche
Doles
Sande
Thomas H Stevenson Remembered in Personal Tribute
The obituary recalls Thomas H. Stevenson born August 11 1854 in Dearborn County who died after a night of illness leaving wife Elisabeth Emmers and son Emmert. It reflects on life lessons and moral musings about why we live and how to live well.
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Tonomas
Stevenson
George P. Shoemaner
Dearborn County
Mies Elisabeth Emmers
Emmert
Eith
Thomas Stevenson
Sweet Charity
Uncle Tom
Clyde Woodward Home for Christmas With Proctor and Gamble
Clyde Woodward, long time with Proctor and Gamble at Cincinnati, will return home for Christmas to join his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Woodward. He will bring home the turkey provided by his employer as part of the seasonal celebration with other employees.
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Clyde Woodward
Proctor. & Gamble
Creotnnatt
Enders
Frank Woodward
Clyde'e Edatom
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Huber Clothing Co
Clothcraft Stor
Goss Pune
W. Z. Crawford
Walter Patton
U Pe
Montgomery
Mre
Williem Meeman
By C. Y. Bobion
Lewis Harding
Eggetravagant
Econfecticoers
Editorial
Thomas H. Stevenson
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