Advertising rates and local notices in Tampa Tribune
The snippet outlines advertising rates per inch for insertions including reading notices with per time rates and a note on permanent contracts. It then shifts to a reflective column discussing Christmas birthday emphasis, road conditions, and weather, followed by mining news about Bicknell coal fields and Knox County miners.
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Ind
Bicknell
Optoten
Vincennes
Knoxn Consolidated Company
Knox County Miners’ Association
United Mine Workers
Proposal to ease Indiana voting with separate state and national tickets
A discussion on amending Indiana election laws favors allowing separate tickets for state and national officers in the future. Proponents say it would simplify voting without aiding any party, noting the forthcoming national landslide could reverse later.
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Indiana
Leslie
Power of Women in American Politics
Power of Women in American politics grows as women vote heavily in Hoover era elections. Women’s representation rises in Congress and state offices, with four women in the present House and expectations of doubling in the new Congress. Women’s influence may shift Senate dynamics after March 4 as they contend for seats.
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Herbert Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
Local Orchestra at Jasper With Baby Alma Company
The Baby Alma company appeared at the local Opera house in Jasper accompanied by the Opera House orchestra. Local musicians Bert Brown Herbert Brown Sylvera Dorn Juanita Alexander Cyril Johnson Elma Moore Homer Young Clyde Russel Helen Stewart Eunice Campbell formed the orchestra with manager Robert Scherer. They planned a spring road tour playing surrounding towns.
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Baby Alma
Opera
Bert Brown
Herbert Brown
Sylvera Dorn
Juanita Alexander
Cyril Johnson
Elma Moore
Homer Young
Clyde Russel
Helen Stewart
Eunice Campbell
Robert Scherer
Jasper
Lowns
Fire department responds to stove fire at Mary Slinkard home
The fire department was called to the home of Mrs. Mary Slinkard at the corner of A and Sixth streets southeast this morning where a gasoline cook stove was cutting up and threatening to set fire to the house. The fire was out when firefighters arrived with little damage.
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Mary Slinkard
Baptist Choir Tonight Meets at Parsonage
Baptist choir practice is held Monday evening at the parsonage at seven o clock. It is especially important that each member be present. The director urges full attendance.
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Baptist Choir
Priest Gives Up Tonsils in Bloomfield Procedure
A Bloomfield priest had his tonsils removed Sunday by Dr. T. Roy Cook. The brief operation took place at the Bloomfield infirmary with no complications reported.
Give Your Toys to Cheer Those Less Fortunate
Hie DAILY CUPLIEN in cooperation with Junior High school and the Salvation Army will again collect and distribute used toys to less fortunate children. Last year’s success proved joy and charity value, so the program is repeated. Bring or send toys to the Citizen office for rehabilitation by manual training and economies students. time is growing short.
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Hie
Cuplien
Salvation Army
Entertains Friends at Morris Chapel Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Cleveland entertained friends Saturday evening at their Morris Chapel home. Guests included Misses Nannie Wilson Dorothy Booker Olon Woodruff and Sllard Cleveland Leo Robertson and Kino Phillips. Radio music accompanied refreshments of oyster soup crackers pickles cake and coffee.
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Paul Cleveland
Morris Chapel
Nannie Wilson
Dorothy Booker
Olon Woodruff
Sllard Cleveland
Leo Robertson
Kino Phillips
Rube McCullough Illness Brings Family To Sullivan
Mrs Carl Strong and Lawrence McCullough travel to Sullivan on Saturday due to sister Miss Rube McCullough’s illness. The nurse at the local hospital contracted pneumonia and was reported no better on Sunday.
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Carl Strong
Lawrence McCullough
Sullivan
Rube McCullough
Miss McCullough
Curtis to Speak at Indiana Republican Editorial Meeting
Indianapolis Dec 10 Senator Charles Curtis vice president elect will be invited to speak before the Indiana Republican Editorial Association at its mid winter meeting officials of the organization announced today. The invitation followed a 25 member session of the body.
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Indianapolis
Charles Curtis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis Markets: steady values across cattle and hogs
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports hop receipts at 12 000 with holdovers 225 and market steady. hog prices range 7 to 8 65 per hundredweight across weights while cattle and calves show steady demand with beef steers 9.50 to 14.50 and vealers 15 to 16.50. fat lambs top at 13.75 with bulk 12 to 15.25 and ewes 4.50 to 6.50.
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Indianapolis
Mrs Pansy McAtee Dies After Operation in Detroit
Word reached here that Mrs. Pansy Tryon McAtee of Detroit, formerly of this city, died this morning at 10 o'clock after an operation for acute appendicitis. Her mother Mrs. Robert Francis of this city was with her. The body will be brought here for burial.
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Pansy Tryon McAtee
Detroit
McAtee
Robert Francis
Yule Log Observance Traces to Ancient Fire Belief
The practice of lighting the Yule log from last year’s remnants likely stems from ancient fire rites believed to keep the hearth ever lit. The tradition links modern customs to past times when the hearth served as altar and family gathered as a congregation.
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Max Muller
Master William Pirtle Hosts Sunday Dinner Guests
Master William Pirtle, son of Mrs. Margaret Pirtie, hosted a Sunday dinner for boy friends. After enjoying the meal the group hiked to Switz City and Lyons in the afternoon, though they later rode back most of the way. Participants included Bobbie Humphreys, Thomas Corwin, Harold Malicoat, Charles Pierce, and William Pirtle.
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William Pirtle
Margaret Pirtie
Switz City
Lyons
Bobbie Humphreys
Thomas Corwin
Harold Malicoat
Charles Pierce
Illnesses Reported In Linton Area
Several Linton residents are ill with influenza. Rev. I. C. Daberg missed services due to illness. Miss Hedwig Harting of Columbia Music Store poor health. Roll Hagaman absent from East Vincennes Street barber shop. Ma Hagaman's daughter Mufalia just recovered from pneumonia.
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Linton
I. C. Daberg
Hedwig Harting
Columbia Music Store
Roll Hagaman
East Vincennes Street
Hayaman
Mufalia
Sewing services offered by Mrs Henry Hill on Second Street
Classified notice invites readers to visit Mrs Henry Hill at 86 Second Street Southwest for right prices on sewing of all kinds. Also advertises employment for a competent office manager with salary ranges from 450 to 650 dollars plus possible factory expenses. Other items list coal for sale from Singer strip pit at 1.50 per ton and mine run coal with delivery options from Russell Coal Co. contact numbers provided.
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Henry Hill
Second Street
North May St
Chicago
Singer Strip Pit
Hart Place
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