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The Newspaper and the Rise of Daily News
The piece argues newspapers persevere despite radio cars and cinema. It credits growing circulation to evolving society and technology. It notes readers rely on daily papers for crops, legislation, style trends, and market information, asserting universal demand among educated people.
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Stock Exchange
Forces Behind Street Accidents Revealed in Analysis
A study shows 15 percent of street and highway accidents stem from backing up carelessly, 15 percent from failing to slow at intersections, 12 percent from following too closely, 10 percent from improper signaling, 8 percent from skidding, 30 percent from miscellaneous neglect, and 10 percent from drunkenness or law violations.
Causes of Accidents Report by Safety Engineer
Ninety percent of all accidents arise from trivial causes says Marcus A. Dow, safety engineer. He notes minor hazards like boards with nails and other overlooked dangers cause more injuries than major violations or spectacular negligence in industry, homes, streets, and highways.
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Marcus A. Dow
Goble Reunion Brings Jasonville Coalmont Folk Together
June 12 gathering at Walter Goble’s home north of Coalmont drew many Goble family members and friends. The event included a large dinner for Mr. and Mrs Bisby Goble and numerous relatives visiting from Jasonville Terre Haute Shelburn Sullivan and Wilford among others. Several local visits and dinners followed at the coastal church and with Steve Miller family.
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Ispaciat
Citlaten
Coalmont
Goble
Walter Goble
Bisby Goble
Harry Goble
Willie Goble
Dan Jeffers
Joe Jeffers
Bert Kester
Denny
John Critchfield
Tellen Payne
Noel
Eunice Asbury
Sadie Purcell
Munice Asbury
Frank Goble
Walter Bonham
Mildred Bonham
Josephine Bonham
Imogene Bonham
Jasonville
Mollie Bigger
James. Goble
Tom Goble
Dan Goble
Marion Goble
Morgan Green
Wilford
Terre Haute
Charles Goble
Shelburn
Frank Jeffers
Hale Jeffers
Riley
Ed. Brennan and Son
Harvey Asbury
Charles Foreman
Near the Powder Mill
Mort Marvel
Penecostal Church
Mike Yesso
Elizabeth
Maxine Kennett
Steve Miller
Ilinois
John Ladika
Local social notes from town gatherings and visits
Residents shared in a day of kin and friends with trips to Indianapolis and Linton. Miss Lizzie Danforth called on Mrs. Sim Hulen. Mrs. Elsie Hill of Linton visited on business. Mrs. Murl Neal and daughters traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fines to Linton. Opal Clayton and children from Linton stay with Willis Fines and family. Eby family returned from Indianapolis. Daily Vacation Bible School begins at First Baptist at 1 30 each afternoon. Mrs. Palmer Hannum and Nettie Mason shopped in Linton yesterday.
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Bell
Belle Plaummer
Willis Fines
William Eby
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Palmer Hannum
Nettie Mason
Linton
Dugger News Notes highlights from June gatherings
Madge R. Stewart reports Dugger social updates including T U commencement attendance in Bloomington Frances Holder a Woods relative among graduates De. and Mrs Deputy Franklin college exercises niece Miss Weilen Foster class member and Sherrill Deputy also in class C T E Davis of Miami visiting Reed Dugger family Walter McGhee recovers from a broken limb and resumes activity
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Madge R. Stewart
Cimzany Dugger
Wm. Woods
Bloomington
T. U
Frances Holder
Woods
Duver
Jesse Smith
Smith
Edwardsport
Jennie Coward
Jamery Tivans
Dupper
Coalton
Ohio
Ebert Hammack
Ralph
Clara Tlaramack
Sam Thomas
Helen Elaine
John L. Stewart
Franklin
Franklin College
Deputy
Welen Foster
T. A
Sherrill
C. TE. Davis
Miami
Florida
Davis
Reed Dugger
Walter McGhee
Yaquina Club Meeting Scheduled at Mrs. Frank Smith Home
The Yaquina club will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Smith Friday afternoon. The event invites members to gather for an afternoon meeting.
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Yaquina Club
Frank Smith
Delphian Society Meeting at Public Library Tonight
The Delphian Society will meet tonight at 7 15 at the public library to hold its gathering and discussion session.
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The
Delphian Society
Public Library
Switz City Social News Report of Calls and Visits
Switz City details a flurry of social calls on residents including Mrs. Homer Gray, Miss Inez Switz, Miss Ruth Woods, Miss Mary Hollars, Miss Vivian Hollars, and others. Notes mention Clinton, Linton, Bloomington, Lyons, and Carlisle as home towns of visitors and hosted guests. Sunday afternoon visits to Mrs. Deckard and gatherings with the Aldridges are recorded.
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Switz City
Homer Gray
George Deckard
Inez Switz
Ruth Woods
Mary
Vivian Hollars
Miss Woods
Clinton
Charlotta Snyder
Sam Padgett
Mazie Loos
Linton
Ted Turpin
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