Easter Date Predicts Early Arrival This Year
Easter Sunday falls on March 23 this year marking the earliest date since 1818 and not to occur again until 2000. A schedule lists Easter dates up to the year 2000 for those who wish to preserve the information.
No Hunting Notice on Farm Seeks Prosecution
Mrs Isaac Shell posts a strict no hunting rule on her farm with threats of prosecution for violators. The notice lists remedies and local suppliers, and mentions John Ewbark and family visiting Veedersburg relatives.
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Isaac Shell
John Ewbark
Veedersburg
Local Social Roundup From Catlin to Covington
Yeddo. Mr and Mrs Arch Williams returned home after a week with relatives near Catlin HI. Mr and Mrs Morris McCormick and daughter Mildred visited here from Veedersburg. Mrs Fred Beal and Catharine returned from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Fred Mayhew of Logansport visited here. Mr and Mrs James Philport visited Veedersburg. Mrs Indian Patterson left for Elk City Kan. Adha Elwell visited Covington. Clark Myers went to Rockville.
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Mrr
Arch Williams
Catlin
Fred Beal
Catharine
Chicago
Fred Mayhew
Logansport
James Philport
Veedersburg
Indian Patterson
Elk City
Kan
Car Coupler Plant Sold in Chicago for $90000
Henry L. Bailey, a stockholder in both the old and newly formed National Car Coupler Co, sold the plant and other property in Chicago last Saturday for $90,000. The sale completes the reorganization, allowing continued operation without past officer troubles.
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National Car Coupler Co
Chicago
Henry L. Bailey
Attica Tribune
White Ants Destroy Books In India Government Study
The government appoints entomologist T. B. Fletcher to study the white ant and other pests threatening Indian records. Five pests ruin offices: white ants fish bugs water bugs cockroaches and borers. Only dust tight steel cabinets can prevent damage to books and files.
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India
T. B. Fletcher
London Globe
Origin of an Aphorism and Workpay Parallels
The New York Mail notes Elbert Hubbard and Whistler remarks on work and pay. It recalls Wilde and Whistler banter about saying bright things and cites Joe Howard’s version favoring the same idea.
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Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard
Whisler
Wilde
Oscar
Whistler
Joe Howard
Howard
New York Mail
How It Was Done At A New York Suffrage Luncheon
Dr. Lyman Abbott recounted a woman suffrage anecdote at a New York luncheon. He described asking an Australian woman how she voted and she replied with a witty tale about her mauve pannier gown and large mauve hat trimmed with mauve ospreys.
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New York
Lyman Abbott
Australia
Difficulty Removed in a Wedding Proposal Scene
In a Stray Stories sequence Reginald asks Thora to marry him. Thora declines to leave her mother, prompting the father to suggest taking Thora along. The scene centers on family duty and reluctant consent.
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Thora
Reginald
Mileage and praise for a bright young traveling salesman
A conversation praises Gibbs and the friend he introduced as a bright young fellow. The speaker predicts the traveling salesman will go far in his profession.
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Gibbs
Nicknames of States Asks Kids About State Monikers
A list of state nicknames is presented for students. Each entry pairs a state with a commonly used sobriquet such as Alabama Cotton State and California Golden State. Notes include misspellings and regional variants.
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Alabama
Cotton State
Arkansas
Bear
California
Golden State
Colorado
Centennial
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida—Peninsula
Georgia
Palmetto
Tennessee
Volunteer State
Texas
Lone Star State
Utah
Honey Bee State
Vermont
Green Mount
Virginia
Old Dominion
Washington
Chinook State
West Virginia
Little Mount
Wisconsin
Badger State
Bloomingdale Visitor Roundup
Mrs Jabez Wood and son Park Pender of Bloomingdale visited Wid Thompson and family Tuesday. Claude Barker and wife traveled to West Lebanon Tuesday to see old acquaintances.
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Jabez Wood and Son
Park Pender
Bloomingdale
Wid Thompson
Claude Barker
West Lebanon
Births and Obituary Notice for Margaret Millikan McMasters
Margaret Millikan McMasters born August 8 1846 died December 22 1912 aged 66 years four months fourteen days. She married Rufus W. McMasters June 3 186? and left four children Sofitha Cyrus William Lynna, three surviving with husband and Sofitha predeceased. Survived by eight grandchildren three brothers and many friends. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for care during illness and death. Also small notices seek Plymouth Rock roosters for sale and hides for top price from Robinson Reath.
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Margaret Millikan McMasters
William
Elizabeth Millikan
Rufus W. McMasters
Sofitha
Cyrus
Lynna
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Kingman Home Bakery
Cinamon
Pioneer Drug Store
Columbia Hog and Cattle Powder
Columbia Dip
Columbia Poultry Remedy
Kingman Grain and Milling Co
Yeddo
Adha Elwell
Covington
Clark Myers
Rockville
Kingman Furniture Store
QUEER
Europe
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
London Answers
Monte Carlo
Brussels
Belgium
McDermond’s
J. Frank McDermond
Attica
Indiana
STEINBAUGH @ JONES
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Wm. McGee
Tangier
Ind
R. R
Marshall Phone
Robinson & Reath
Robinson & Reati