Delightful party at Shields home Sunday
A large guest group gathered at Mr and Mrs John Shields on A street NW for a farewell party as they plan a Florida move with a rooming house purchase. Relatives and friends enjoyed electric fans cold drinks music a noon repast of baked chicken green beans chop suey and more plus a five gallon ice cream freezer surprise. Out of town attendees included Shields relatives and friends from Shelburn Dugger and Bicknell as they shared warm memories and best wishes for the future.
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John Shields
Shields
Florida
John
Linton
Shiekds
John Robertson
Bicknell
Zillie Shields
John T. Shields
Lawrence
Norma
Shelburn
T. T. Shields
West Atlas
Frank Shields
Anna Frances
Dugger
Tennyson
Sophia-Ann
Lenore
David Shields
Lexie
Floya Shields
Rex McHaley
Bay View Club Calls Meeting at Public Library
The Bay View club will hold a called meeting at the public library Wednesday evening at 7 30. Mrs Wayne Hamilton, president, asks all members to be present due to important business.
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Bay View Club
Wayne Hamilton
Night Club Standoff Ends With a Room Thief Capture
Carnahan, a hotel guest, confronts a room thief at the cigar counter and in the elevator. He abducts the thief, then uses a nickel plated inhaler as a prop in a ploy to delay and escape custody, exposing a pearl theft tied to Mrs. Vanderkirk. Carnahan signals the detectives and exits with a plan for a trip up the river.
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Carnotan
Carnahan
Sintled Arid
Odrnithan
Taduith
Caimnahan
Carnahain
Nike
Jim
T¢Ne
Katy
Mike
Elderly Sandborn Man Struck by Automobile
In Sandborn Indiana on July 14 Uncle Joe Sparks wandered into the state road and was struck by a passing car that did not stop. He lay unconscious in a bloodied pool until a nearby bus helped him to Dr Johnson's office. His son in law later took him home after treatment for arm and shoulder injuries.
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Sandborn
Ind
Joe Sparks
Stops Are Expensive In Motion Costs for Train and Railways
A Popular Mechanics notion notes that stopping machinery costs are high. It cites a train at a station and a railroad company with about 3,000 cars spending several thousand dollars yearly to speed for passengers and traffic stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magaziné
Trafic
Reid Letsinger Wheat Yield Banner at Elliston Farm
A Michikoff hard winter wheat field near Elliston yielded about .38 bushels per acre with a 61 pound test weight. Sown in soy bean stubble with no soil prep, the method reduces overhead and provides a fine seed bed. Wheat after soybeans shows higher long term yields than after corn, with Michikoff noted for hardiness and good quality.
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Reid Letsinger
Elliston
Purdue University Soils and Crops Department
Union Miners Notice In Linton Ind Local 1801 Cards Expire
Notice to Local Union No 1801 members in Linton Indiana that cards will be invalid after September 30 1925. By order of President Alfred Haywood.
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Linton
Ind
Alfred Haywood
Experience of Nervous Woman in Cincinnati Ohio
Newspaper ad style testimony from Mrs F K Cornill and Dora Olt praising Lydia E Pinkham remedies for nervousness and weakness. Claims sleep relief, improved appetite, energy, and ability to work. Includes locations Cincinnati Ohio and Philadelphia Pa and note that medicines are sold by druggists everywhere.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
F.K. Coriell
Peete Street
Cincinnnati, Ohio
Philadelphia
Pinkham
Dora Olt
11Th St
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First National Bank
Ben Bach
Serse
Greene County
Greene County Loan Company
Indiana Industrial Lenders Association
Filbert
BSS Bivens
Westéed Newspaper Union
King’s Heralds
King’s. Heralds of the
Methodist Church
Ruby Lankford
Bonnie McKee
Frankie Winner
Epworth League Market
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Epworth League Institute
Riverdals
Field
Ellis
Acre
Rhodenbeck Bros
North Main St
Ford
TUDOR
Paul Fry
Vincennes Street
Sherwood Service & Sales Co
East
Vincennes St
Fender
Citizen Wan Tad
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