For Rent and Sale Notice
Advertisement text lists three furnished rooms newly painted and papered at 389 Fr? St N E and one furnished room at 140 East Vinzennes St. A genuine reed ivory finished go cart is for sale in good condition priced for quick sale. Contact Mrs Seth Morgan at 380 I St N W.
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Remington
Lyons
Chapman
Jasper Schloot
St. N. E
Tenth St. N. E
Opera House
St. N. W
Phonie
Sts. S. E
Citizen Office
Davenport
Chas
D. Griffith
S. Gas
East Vinzennes St
Seth Morgan
N. W
To Each Fan 16 Part And Future Faiths
The fragment cites Carlyle on shaping faiths and individual duty. It asserts each person should, with earnest inquiry, determine what they ought to do and continue doing with a true heart. The text explores personal responsibility within a collective future.
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Thomas Carlyle
Good Breeding as Practical Guide and Motto
A compact reflection on good breeding stressing sense, kindness, and self denial for others. The note links social grace to practical behavior, quoting Chesterfield as a framework for civility and self restraint in daily life.
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Chesterfield
Prince of Wales May or May Not Marry Hint
A newspaper notes a headline about the Prince of Wales possibly marrying. The piece satirizes society, lawyers, and American candor, suggesting sharp commentary on rumors and public declarations. It reflects on privacy, contracts, and the role of media in discerning truth.
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Prince of Wales
Volstead Statement on Repeal Bill Discussion
Mr Volstead said that if he had been governor of New York he would not have signed the repeal bill. The comment is not viewed as a major contribution to the debate.
Political Prospects Hinted As Conventions Loom
The writer imagines a year ahead in politics with presidential conventions near and the lineup uncertain, noting how unpredictable future events will shape campaigns and public interest. The piece reflects speculative tone about impending political activity and surprises ahead.
Fourth of July Chautauqua Draws Big Linton Crowd
A monster crowd is expected in Linton for the Fourth as crowds enjoy a full agenda of amusements. Free attractions and inviting events have been arranged to entertain residents and visitors during the holiday celebration.
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Linton, Ind
Congress
Linton
Linton neighbors share views yet stay united
Linton residents voice differing views yet insist on neighborly harmony. They defend their rights, emphasizing communal solidarity despite frequent debates and local quarrels among residents.
Bainbridge graduates with high honors from Alabama at Birmingham
Frank Bainbridge son of Mr and Mrs George Bainbridge 289 C Street Southwest this city graduated from the law department of the University of Alabama at Birmingham with high honors His card shows marks from 90 to 100 percent and the faculty call him a brilliant student He will practice law in Birmingham
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Frank Bainbridge
George Bainbridge
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Birmingham
Bean Loaf and Stain Remedies from a Home Column
A homemaking snippet offers a Bean Loaf recipe using cold beans, egg, breadcrumbs, onion, tomato catsup, and seasonings baked 25 minutes. served with tomato sauce and side dishes. It also advises removing fruit stains with boiling water and lemon juice to tackle mildew on linen.
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Alice Graham Butler
Mrs Cushing Hosts Delightful Monday Bridge Party
Mrs William Cushing hosted a Monday afternoon bridge party at her East Vincennes Street home for the Mon day afternoon bridge club with eleven tables including out of town and local guests. Floral decor and a two course luncheon accompanied by gifts and prizes for first and second place and club winners.
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William Cushing
East Vincennes Street
Camille Beaublossom
Lawrenceville
Margaret Murphy
Morrison
Worthington
Goldberg
Lee Hixson
Joan C. Cravens
Fred Dyer
Otto Hussey
Alex Starnes
Grecian Stalcup
Specker
Will Sauer
Garret Schloot
Ed Bernes
Ivan Condor
S. W. Walters
Jasonville
T. A. Jones
William McQuade
Vincennes
Mel Mitchell
Riland Criss
Holmes
Hope Criss
Lyons
W. P. Hopkins
Dugger
Nelle Whittiken
Indianapolis
Charles Templeton
Terre Haute
Jasper Schloot
J. C. Cravens
Donald Schloot
Jesse Weisman
Calvin Barnes
Otto Froeschke
Julius Cooper
Will Goldberg
Henry Klink
Phyllis Hebb
Homer Fordyce
Edward Flannigan
Harry Ferry
Cushing
Ed Carmody
A. M. Beasley
Will Welch
Orville Coleman
Bruce Fleetwood
George Gavins
Herman Taylor
Floyd MccCullough
Claude Maxwell
Claude Harris
Amicus Club Recital at Mrs. Wills Home
The Amicus club held a delightful reciting evening at Mrs. Chester Wills home with all but two members present. Two contests featured entertainment, won by Mrs. Oscar Haseman with a bouillon cup and Miss Mabel Heitman with a cut glass goblet. The club honored Miss Clara Pearce for her birthday with an ivory brush as music on the Edison complemented refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Oscar Haseman Mrs. Ema Reintjes Arthur Wright and Misses Bertha Richardson Ethel Mabel Heitman Clara Pearce Mrs. Wills and Miss Elizabeth McChristy.
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Amicus Club
Chester Wills
Oscar Haseman
Mabel Heitman
Clara Pearce
Edison
Ema Reintjes
Arthur Wright
Bertha Richardson
Ethel
Mrs. Wills
Elizabeth McChristy
Children’s Day Practice at Saron Reformed Church
All participants in the children’s day program are asked to gather for practice at the Saron Reformed Church at 7 o’clock Thursday evening. Choir practice will be held the same night.
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Saron Reformed Church
Methodist Ladies Aid Society Meeting Planned
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ernest Crecelius Thursday afternoon. Every member is asked to be present.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
the Methodist Church
Ernest Crecelius
Clarion Club Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Clarion club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Criss Myers. A grab-bag will be held and all members are urged to attend.
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Te Clarion Club
Picnic party for Miss Barry postponed
The picnic gathering at the home of Miss Bess Barry has been postponed, delaying the social event previously planned.
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Bess Barry
Class Will Hike Way to U B Church Meeting
Bert Farthing leads a class of boys to meet at the U B church Thursday at 4 o clock for a hike. Boys should bring lunches.
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Bert Farthing
U. B
Mothers Club Hosts Child Care Meeting At Church
The Mothers' club of the First Christian church met at Mrs. John Uland's home with good attendance. Hostess Mrs. A. E. Green. Talks on Care of the Child and Finger Play of the Child by Mrs. Harley Ham and Mrs. Aland. Victrola music and refreshments followed. Club aims to study children and invite nonmembers to join. Attendees included Mrs. Ham, Aland, Memingway, Johnson, Haseman, Myers, Green and guest Mrs. Pope.
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Mothers’ Club
First Christian Church
John Uland
E” Street
A. E. Green
Alma Anderson
Harley Ham
Aland
Ham
Griffith
Chester Wills
Mesdames Ham
Memingway
Johnson
Haseman
Myers
Green
Pope
Maud Mullers Meet at Red Men's Hall in Quapaw
The Maud Mullers of Quapaw council held a meeting at Red Men's hall with four teen candidates receiving degree work. Visitors from Cass attended and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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Maud Mullers
Quapaw Council
Red Men’s Hall
Cass
Needlecraft Club Meets at Mrs White’s Home
Mrs Joel White hosted the Needlecraft club yesterday afternoon on North Main Street. Members embroidered and chatted while refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Orla Osborne’s home with a list of attendees including Mesdames Miller Aydelotte Fromme Barger Fisher Corbin Warner McGrider Powell Bryan and the hostess.
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Joel White
Needlecraft Club
North Main Street
Orla Osborne
Mesdames Miller
Aydelotte
Fromme
Barger
Fisher
Corbin
Warner
McGrider
Powell
Bryan
Carnival At Olive Branch Church Delights Local Youth
A visit to Olive Branch church carnival drew a list of local youths including Oscar Graham Homer Funk Alice Myers Frances Myers Mildred Harriet Joie Poole Sam Curtis Gordon Stewart Winogene Hewlett Bonnie Baughman Pansy Baughman Norval Baughman Beulah Laffoon Bryan Amos Nellie Cox Irvin Reintjes Sarah Nelle McIntosh and Charles Shouse. All report a fine time.
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Olive Branch Church
Oscar Graham
Homer Funk
Alice
Frances Myers
Mildred Harriet
Joie Poole
Sam Curtis
Gordon Stewart
Winogene Hewlett
Bonnie and Pansy Baughman
Norval Baughman
Beulah Laffoon
Bryan Amos
Nellie Cox
Irvin Reintjes
Sarah Nelle McIntosh
Charles Shouse
Mexico's Longest River Rises Near Mexico City
The Santiago river in Mexico is described as the longest in the country. It rises near Mexico City and flows northwest to the sea, emptying near San Blas. Indian farmers along the river banks enjoy a super tropical climate about 2,000 feet below the surrounding plain, enabling crops to thrive as in an equatorial hot house.
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Mexico
Santiago
Mexico City
San Blas
U B Church Choir Practice Tonight at 7 30
Church notices urge all members of the United Brethren choir to attend practice this evening at 7 30. Members are reminded to be present promptly for the session.
Elks' Ladies Host Friday Bridge Tea
The Elks' Ladies will entertain guests Friday afternoon with a bridge event beginning at 23 o'clock.
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The
Elks’ Ladies
Bridge
Barth of Boy Baby
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore on Monday night a fine big baby boy.
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Barth
Boy Baby
Albert Moore
Senior Play Shines for Glen “Beefy” Ash Craft
Terre Haute Star reports Glen Beefy Ash Craft starred in the senior class play last evening. An audience of more than 1,206 packed the venue and high school students especially applauded Beefy’s success.
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Terre Haute
Glen
Beefy) Ashcraft
Beefy
Bore Rocks for Homes
Pholads are oyster like bivales related to ship worms. They bore into seashore rocks using drill like edges of their shells to create homes inside the rock.
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Mary Collins
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John Gastineau
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Linton Daily Citizen
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M. BE. Aid Society
Clarion Club
Queen Marie
Ferrel & Company
Royal Society and
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Silverton Cord
Harness Company
Main Street
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