Tomorrow, Fair and Warmer Evening in a Stormy City
Althea Street visits Mary and Elizabeth Dunn as a storm roars through their bungalow. They recount how floods, toppled trees, and a broken cellar disrupt daily life while neighbors lend aid and Althea reflects on her own minor woes compared with their losses.
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Althea
Mary
Elizabeth
Althea Street
Mary Dunn
Nymibrella
Tos
Miss Althea
Miss Neighbour
Crosswife’s League
Farmers Meet at Purdue University January Conference
Greene county farmers will attend the agricultural conference and farmers short course at Purdue University January 12 to 16. The event gathers county agents home demonstration agents and institute speakers with extension workers and women’s groups to discuss Indiana farm issues. The state corn and potato shows will attract large exhibits focusing on seed corn and seed potatoes with notable speakers from Cornell Chicago Minnesota Illinois and the U.S. Department of Agriculture among others.
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Greene County
Purdue University
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau
Purdue
Martha van Rensselaer
Cornell University
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
Wm. J. Riegel
Tlinois
R. A. Felton
Corell University
A. B. Graham
United States Department of Agriculture
W. HH. Favinger
W. H. Senour
Indiana Dairyman
Wm. Stuart
J. L. Edmonds
University of
Girl on the Stairs Tops Grand Tonight and Tomorrow
The Girl on the Stairs starring Patsy Ruth Miller headlines tonight and tomorrow at the Grand with Aniline Pretty and Niles Welch in support. A fable and a comedy Cave Inn complete the bill. Elinor Glyn’s How to Create a Wife arrives Monday and Tuesday with Mark Prevost and Monte Blue leading.
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Patsy Ruth Miller
the Grand
Aniline Pretty
Niles Welch
Indianapolis Markets Stock Report and Livestock Prices
Market notes show hogs and steers priced from $7.00 to $9.50 with quality levels good to choice. Calves at $7.00 to $8.00, bulls $4.25 to $5.00. Wagon market lists wheat corn oats and hay with prices around $1.20 to $1.80 for corn and $16.00 for timothy hay.
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Hay
Timothy
Ex service men urged to attend Legion meeting
The American Legion meets at Haldon Beasley's office on Monday January 5 at 8 p m with speakers former Representative Sherwood on Organization and Comrade Wills on Cooperation From the Standpoint of Obtaining a Club Room The group will decide Monday night on a permanent home in Linton All ex-service men are urged to attend The date is Monday January 4 at 8 p m
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American Legion
Haldon Beasley
Sherwood
Wills
Legion
Linton
Mrs. Sarah Herold Dead In Martinsville
Mrs. Sarah Herold widow of Dr. Henry Herold formerly of Switz City died at her son Howard Herold’s home in Martinsville Tuesday morning. She was mother of the late O. F. Herald of Bloomfield. Survived by three sons Charles Jean and Howard. Funeral held at Switz City yesterday.
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Sarah Herold
Henry Herold
Switz City
Howard Herold
Martinsville
O. F. Herald
Bloomfield
Charles
Jean
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Will C
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Chas. E. Goodman
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Serick Downs
Mary Dunn Herring
Eliazabeth
Misses Dunn
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Indianapolis
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Elk Horn Pharmacy
Jimmy
Rutherford
Miss Brice
Miss Bryce
Mrs. Tfills
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California
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LaMode Store
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Terre Haute
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