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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
2
A local youngster on Steenth Street, Noblesville, dreams big. He may become president, editor, or policeman, as he humorously explained after a Sunday School lesson on creation. He quipped that God rested on the seventh day because he wanted to read the Sunday papers.
Three year old child of Mr and Mrs John Beck of Sheridan was buried at Buntin cemetery Saturday. Emmet Shepherd is on the sick list. Arvilla Clark and family of Battle Ground attended the Antioch picnic Saturday and will visit relatives before returning home. Miss Ethel Umberhine and Emma Clark are home from Bloomington where they have been attending school. White visited relatives at Lebanon.
Public health guidance emphasizes three main typhoid infection routes flies water and milk. Keep sick individuals away from flies and screen homes to deter infestation. Boil all water used for drinking cooking and washing and sterilize waste vessels with carbolic acid to reduce contamination.
A Chicago Banker correspondent argues that banks remain the safest depositories for funds compared with domestic stock or other unsafe holdings. The piece contrasts bank reliability with losses from fires or burglars and notes the growing public shift toward trusting banks even as some cling to risky stock options. It also discusses potential substitutes for wood pulp in paper making, including cotton stalks, corn stalks, wild hemp, and straw, driven by eventual scarcity of timber and the need for alternative fibers.
Farmers across the county are busy with hay harvesting as weather remains favorable. If continued, the entire crop will be secured with good to excellent quality reported this year.
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