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Insect War Predicted and Rail Route Plan Notes
The piece forecasts an insect war led by So viet Russia and notes US motor car spending of 8 billion dollars yearly. It also mentions a summer start and shortening days, a peach crop forecast, and a proposed 84 mile railroad from Elnora to Owensboro linking L&I and C M St P systems with hearings on July 19.
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Soviet Russia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Elnora
Owensboro
Carbolic acid fatal to Brault boy in South Linton
Little Eugene Brault Jr. died after carving burns from carbolic acid at Mrs Helen Brault’s home. He spilled the liquid on his mouth and face around 2 PM Saturday, suffering greatly before dying an hour and a half later. Survived by parents Ferren Helen Samma Brault and one brother, two sisters. Funeral at 3 PM at No 309 I Street Southwest with burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Eugene Brault
Helen Brault
South Linton
Brault
Ferren
Helen
Samma Brault
Samma Brault. Funeral Services Were Held At the Home, No. 309 “I” Street
Fairview Cemetery
Golden Rule topic at Winona Lake convention
Blaine McGrath president of the Indianapolis Advertising club says editors trust readers more than ever and will discuss the Golden Rule and the Business Man at the Winona Lake Indiana convention July 14 and 15. He argues truthful news and honest editorials yield lasting dividends beyond gold and cites advertising campaigns by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the world as evidence newspapers' ads are dependable.
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Indianapolis Advertising Club
Winona Lake
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McGrath
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report June 22 Rates steady across sectors
United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis notes Trops receipts at 4500 with market steadiness. Best heavies and medium to mixed cattle priced around 13.60. Cattle receipts 700 with steadiness. steers 11.00, cows and heifers 7.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 200 steady top 6.00 lambs 15. Calves receipts 500 steady top 11.00 gulks 10.00 to 10.50.
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Indianapolis
Picnic Postponed by Ladies Fancywork Circle
The picnic at Crew Park scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed to one week from tomorrow June 30. All members are asked to note the change.
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Crew Park
Five Linton youths set for weekly boxing card at Terre Haute
Five Linton youths enter Bud Taylor's gym weekly amateur program in Terre Haute tomorrow night. Retz Scroggens faces Young Nasser for the second time after a heated previous bout. Babe Chuck Johnny Menella trio clash Otto Atterson Kenneth Jett and Panther Rose. Frank Jennicks meets Walter Johnson in the other bout.
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Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Linton
Retz Scroggens
Nasser
Wabash Valley
Menella
Babe
Chuck
Johnny
Otto Atterson
Kenneth Jett
Panther Rose
Frank Jennicks
Walter Johnson
Narrow escape in city auto wreck injures none
Harry Brown of Shepherdsville narrowly escaped death in a late afternoon crash on H Street Northeast. He drove a Buick coupe at high speed, struck the Fourth street curb, and the car rolled over. He crawled free with only minor bruises, while the vehicle suffered heavy damage.
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Harry Brown
Shepherdsville
Clinton
Shepherd
Fourth Street
New Home Telephone Co. Bills Due By 10th Monthly
Telephone bills are due at the New Home Telephone Co. office on the first of each month. Service may be discontinued if not paid by the 10th. Discontinued service is restored only after payment of 50 cents restoral charge. 1611C
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New Home Telephone Co
Card of Thanks Acknowledges Sympathy After Bereavement
The Morgan family thanks the U. R. K. of P. the ministers and undertakers for sympathy and floral tributes. They express gratitude for support and listening ears after their loss. Nearby notice also lists a used piano for trade with a phone contact.
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Frank T. Morgan
John R. Morgan
Pope & Pope Chiropractors Offer Patho-Neurometer Service
Improper adjustment of spine bones causes nerve related ills and diseases. Chiropractic vertebrae adjustment often relieves pressure and cures. Pope and Pope advertise ten years of experience and free patho neurometer service to locate trouble anywhere in the body. Calls answered night or day, phone 175. Linton Trust Blog.
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Pope & Pope
Linton Trust
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