Poultry Show Planned For Martinsville In January
Martinsville Indiana heated a poultry fanciers meeting at the Home Building association to plan a show the first week in January. Cap John Welch named superintendent with Flint Cunningham as assistant. An exhibit plus a corn show is planned to draw farmers and the armory may host the event.
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Martinsville
Ind
Home Building Association
Franklin
Danwyllle
Clayton
John Welch
C. F. (Flint) Cunningham
George F. Schmidt
Jonathan Williams
W. H. Flagg
R. L. McNair
QO. Abbott
New Skin Discovery Claims Quick Infant Relief
A demonstration of possum the new skin discovery shows quick relief for infants with rashes chafings scaly crusted humors and other skin problems. It soothes itching heals the skin and restores normal condition with first applications also helping adults with eczema acne herpes rash tetter and more. Poslam priced at fifty cents available from H J Huder Weber Drug Co emergency laboratories New York offering free trial samples by mail within 24 hours.
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H. J. Huder
Weber Drug Co
W. Twentyfifth Street
New York City
British ship Johanna Lost At Sea With Sugar Cargo
News from New York reports the British freighter Johanna, en route from the Philippines to New York, disappeared at sea with a cargo valued at two hundred thousand dollars. No further details on the loss or survivors are available.
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New York
Johanna
Philippines
Mother’s Teary Plea for Custody Fills Indiana Court
In Terre Haute Indiana Bernice A Bullard seeks custody of Eugenia Bullard her 3 year old daughter amid haunting testimony about a mother’s love. The court proceeding in the Bullard divorce heard from witnesses for both sides with Mrs Bullard tearfully asserting she can provide proper care and loving upbringing for her child. Judge Fortune announced the case would be continued as details of the cruel and inhuman treatment claim are weighed.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bernice A. Bullard
John F. Bullard
Eugenia Bullard
Bullard
Tragedy Follows A Onorge Suit In Kansas City
In Kansas City on December 14 Deputy Sheriff Charles B. Lukens was killed while serving divorce papers on Charles Galloway. Galloway fatally shot Lukens, wounded Detective Harry Anderson, and fled. City Marshal William Dillon pursued, Galloway barricaded himself, and was later found. He fired from a closet, was wounded, and shot through the stomach.
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Kansas City
Kas
Charles Galloway
Charles B. Lukens
Galloway
Harry Anderson
Lukens
William Drew
Rosedale
Albert Becker
Anderson
Snapped Up Proposal Sparks Bold Independence
In a lively exchange, he declares plans to start his own business, expressing frustration at his employer. She admires his resolve, agrees to the plan, and asks when they will marry, marking a decisive turn toward shared independence and partnership.
Hogs at Civil War Prices Recalled in Goshen Report
In Goshen Indiana a retrospective on stock markets notes hog prices during the Civil War and three years after rose to 10 to 312 per hundred pounds live weight with a 2 percent packer discount. Early buyers valued live weight, drove hogs to packers, and Cincinnati and Toledo were regional outlets while Chicago was less active.
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Benton
Fort Wayne
Benton Packers
Elkhart River
Girls Started West But Are Returned Home
CouncIL Bluffs Iowa December ten two Iowa girls Rilda Brown and Addie Bremler were taken by detectives after attempting to board a train to Salt Lake City following a robbery of $1000 from Rilda's father. Addie Bremler aged fifteen chose to live at home with her adoptive parents Mr and Mrs Harry Lyons. Rilda Brown who planned the San Francisco escape resisted until last night when she yielded to her father U S Brown's plea but only if he would stay at home evenings with her ten year old brother Dillion.
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Council Bluffs
Rilda Brown
Addie Bremler
Salt Lake City
Harry Lyons
Tremont Place
Kilda Brown
San Francisco
U. S. Brown
Grant Street
Dillion Brown
Earlham Names 1910 Football Captain Bruner
Earlham College chose Philip Bruner, a junior, as captain of the 1910 football team at a banquet hosted by Prof. E P Trueblood in Richmond Indiana yesterday evening.
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Richmond
Ind
Philip Bruner
Earlham College
E. P. Trueblood
Bruner
Farmers Clash With Hunters Over Quail Season
Bedford Indiana December 19 Farmers near town face harm from careless hunters who trespass and ignore permission. A landowner deterred two or three youths on his farm and one aimed a gun at him as a mocking reply, then the trespassers left.
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Bedford
Ind
Cme
Body found in canal identified by husband
Connersville Indiana December 10 The body found in the canal north of the city last Sunday was identified as Mrs Nellie Keller of Poindexter Kentucky by her husband Maurice Keller a farmer She was mother of five who disappeared while visiting Cynthiana Kentucky Authorities say she grew melancholia and her husband thinks she wandered off and died by accident The body was taken to Kentucky for burial
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Connersville
Ind
Nellie Keller
Poindexter
Maurice Keller
Kentucky
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