Slate Fall Fatal To Local Miner Louie Remnish
Louie Remnish, 85, a Vandalla mine No. 29 worker, died Saturday afternoon in Sullivan hospital from injuries after slate fell on him during a shift with his brother Antonie Gardner. He is survived by his wife Freeda and two children. Funeral services will be held from the family home. sister August Dresher and relatives were notified.
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Louie Reinish
Vandalla
Sullivan Hospital
Antonie Gardner
Remnish
Linton
Dresher
New York City
Fennsylvania
Freeda
Build Up Your System With S.S.8 Herbal Formula
An old advertisement extols S.S.8 as a tonic to increase stamina and blood vitality. It claims strong health boosts, better nerve power, and the ability to meet business challenges. Emphasizes doors of opportunity opening for the physically fit and urges readers to try the herbal preparation.
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Anyloyer
S.S.8
S.S
Taniac
Tanlac
Funeral cortege to Freelandsville church service
The home of his brother Antonie Gardner at 12 o'clock tomorrow. The cortege will then go to Freelandsville for a short service in the German church, with interment in the Freelandsville cemetery.
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Antonie Gardner
Freelandsville
Many Stray Dogs as Assessors Begin Rounds
A reflective piece notes annual stray dogs appearing as assessors start rounds. It argues dogs cannot pay taxes and laments that some households shelter dogs in summer or winter only to abandon them when tax time comes. It questions duties to pets and humane care amid tax policy.
Stockton Township Teachers Institute Reported
The eighth Stockton Township Teachers Institute met Saturday with musical numbers by Opal Beckwith Wayne Hamilton and Lora Bohley. Rev. Cook spoke on Service. A model reading lesson by Miss Ethel Beckwith impressed the Busy Bee class. Debates on electing a woman as next county superintendent showcased sharp logic. Graduation exams for eighth grade set for March 21 at Linton Stockton High.
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Eighth Institute of
Stockton
Stockton Township
Barlow
Opal Beckwith
Dix
Huhn
Wayne Hamilton
Dett
Lora Bohley
Cook
First Baptist Church
Ethel Beckwith
College Hill School
Little Falks
Beckwith
Esther Shaw
Gaynell Workman
Violet Baily
Roy Ghirton
Sencoly
Eood
Messrs
Claud Arbell, Jr
Frank Lenning
Esther Duhne
Mary Reed
Linton Water Supply Certificate Issued by State Board
A water sample from Linton's public supply was analyzed by J L Miller Indiana state chemist and certified as acceptable for 1925 under Chapter 166 Acts of 1919. The certificate No P 64, Analysis No 654 covers the period ending December 31 1925 and must be surrendered if later tests fail. Wear a precaution on St Patrick's day tomorrow Rosery lower Shop.
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Linton
Supt. Dixon
State Board of Health
J. L. Miller
Division of Chemistry
Dixon
Indianapolis
Ind
Linton Water. Works
Indiana State Board of Health
Miller
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Lincoln
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S. F. Felter
Pennsylvania
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the Poet
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Illinois
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U.S. Court of Customs
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