County Treasurer Receives State Warrant for Fountain County
County Treasurer Lee Philpott received from the auditor of state a warrant for 83643.21 as Fountain county s share of motor vehicle registration monies. The funds are on deposit to be spent on necessary upkeep of gravel roads. Local notices and various community items follow including sales ads and social visits.
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Lee Philpott
Fountain County
Tangier Social notes highlight speakers and local events
Tangierıp community updates include Jake Young’s vacation plan, Esgle handling office affairs, and Horace Coleman and wife speaking at Kingman and Tangier. Local church actions, a tuberculosis check for Cleve Haworth, Old Settlers picnic trips, Caine funeral attendance, and a newborn son Willard Lindly are listed among weekly happenings.
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Horace Coleman
Tokio
Japan
Bloomingdale
Kingman
Tangier
Indiana Horses Worth 116 Dollars Each
A federal report shows Indiana horses valued at 116 dollars per head, down from 117 last year. Indiana farms hold 854000 horses worth 99308000, ranking among the top horse states. Nationally there are about 21962000 horses worth 2291638000 dollars, averaging 10932 dollars per horse.
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Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Union
United States
Better Than Spanking Treatment Offer
An advertisement by Mrs. M summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bedwetting and urinary issues claiming a constitutional cause and success for children and adults. It urges mothers to write for instructions without sending money and notes no blame on the child.
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M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Wanted cementing assured at reasonable prices
Roy Lindley in Kingman Indiana advertises cementing services with satisfying results and modest rates. Call 97.4 for prompt estimates and dependable work.
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Roy Lindley
Kingman
Ind
Gold as a Base Metal and the Fate of Gold Standards
Charles A. Conant argues in the North American Review that if gold could be produced cheaply by chemical means, its value would drop and monetary systems would need reorganization. He examines sea water extraction as impractical, mine expansion as negligible, and chemical synthesis as the only serious possibility, noting international enforcement challenges and the need for cost-effective production to avoid turning artificial gold into a mere toy.
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South Africa
Charles A. Conant
North American Review
Reflector Lighting Reframes Work Illumination Issue
An Engineering Record note argues workmen misjudge light intensity, suggesting shielding with a reflector rather than larger lamps. Proper shielding can direct more light onto the task, potentially lowering lamp size or repositioning to widen illuminated areas. Bristol Turtle Soup Story Noted.
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Engineering Record
New Rich Woman Demands Stop Near Italian On Streetcar
A woman described as new rich boards a streetcar and, in a haughty tone, asks the conductor to let her off at her husband's bank. The conductor, recognizing her, obliges and then the old Italian asks to be let off at his peanut stand as he pays.
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Buffalo Commercial
Noted Work Reassignment Sparks Weekend Divorce News
In a narrow exchange Wilber cites Dawson as work loving, while Hickenlooper reveals Dawson was bounced last Saturday and divorced. The dialogue frames a humorous misunderstanding about Dawson's status and employment.
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Wilber
Dawson
Hickenlooper
Wilbur
After the Ceremony Best Man Snaps at Bridegroom
A witty exchange at the altar ends with a light jab from the best man as the judge records the banter. The moment captures stage pair’s jestful defense of the groom’s nerves and the ceremony’s light tone.
Great Chautauqua at Attica Featured Event and Local Visits
Visit notes from Attica chautauqua grounds include Mrs J M Cory and Mrs Wm Rabb at the camp. travelers Will Dowden from Portland Indiana and Toler from Danville Illinois. finds a single automobile glove left in west town. several residents and visitors from Covington Chicago Veedersburg Homer Yeddo and Veedersburg are recorded with relatives and business trips.
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J. M. Cory
Wm Rabb and
G. W. Simes
Attica Chautauqua Grounds
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Sterling
Warren Heath
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Jennie Best
Byrrl Sloan
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Versa Moore
Frank Myer
George Madden
Hemet Tobacco Co
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H.J. McAlister
William S. Ephlin
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E. E. Barker
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Russiaville
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Willard
Sciota Brown
Terre Haute
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England
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Kingman Hotel
Archer
Attica, Ind
J. Frank McDertmond’s
Will Dowden
Portland
J. F. Redenbaugh
T. F. Toler
Goldie Little
D. M. Strader
Edmon Burk
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H. A. Clingan
Myron Pithead
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E. F. Shoaf
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Ira Duncan
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