07 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
1
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Grove Chapel notes mark a successful term ending Monday with Mr de BL Simons as registrar guiding graduates. Friday offerings featured lessons by Mr Oliver Weilney praising diligent work and charm. Mail Carrier rejoicing follows improved roads. Several families moved on the first of the month including Dodeon, Lewis, Shields, and Wolfe between local farms. Mr Wolfe hosted a party for students. local residents visited kin and spent Sunday with relatives.
A 1907 1908 Iowa experiment study compares shelling grinding soaking and feeding dry with corn to hogs of different ages. It notes 100 million bushels fed and potential $3,000,000 cost to shell and grind. Results published in Bulletin No. 106 guide future feeding plans for hog producers in the corn belt. Copies from Director G P Curtiss, Iowa Experiment Station, Ames. The piece also mentions 1859 60 China peace terms and various quotes and notes from periodicals.
A muddled narrative follows four art students and two French peasant girls named Jeanne and Fauchette. The Americans Allison and Wallace form attachments, debate honor and marriage, and plan to flee to Paris, yet fail to resolve their budding romances.
Found in the Savinga and Trust Co building on the third floor, Dr Truitt tr. details are sparse in the fragment. Further context is needed to determine the nature of the event, location specifics, and any official actions or outcomes.
The Town Council of Indiana Borough passes a 10 mill tax rate for the 1910 1911 tax year to fund the General Fund and multiple Sinking Funds. One mill each is allocated to Sinking Funds A B C D and E for interest and redemption of various bond series, with specified distributions and purposes. Adopted unanimously April 4, 1910, J Wood Clark presiding.
Mr. Wilford Adams, a Lexington Kentucky conductor, shares that after bed rest due to chronic rheumatism he used Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says two bottles eased pain, the third restored him to work, and he endorses the product for rheumatism by removing uric acid from the blood. Sold by all druggists.
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