Decoration Day Program At Linton Observed In Indiana
Indiana University notes Decoration Day events in Linton with graveside ceremonies at multiple cemeteries, a parade, and a program at the Grand Opera House featuring music, readings, and remarks by Dr. B. E. Linton of Indiana University.
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Linton
Fairview
Old
Island City
Nine Mile
American Legion
Main Street
Grand Opera House
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman’s Relief Corps
American Légion Auxiliary
Gran Opera House
A. B
O. A. Cook
John A. Logan
John Lemar
First Christian Church
America
Bells of
Roma
Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa
BE. M. Linton
Indiana University
M. Ray Willson
Personal notices from Bloomfield and surroundings
C M Barr was in Bloomfield yesterday on business. Mrs Mary McNabb returning home in Scotland after visiting relatives. Mrs Lloyd Taylor left for Battle Creek Michigan to join husband. Elmer Flinn family left for Sarasota Florida for their future home. Ruth Riddle left to Bloomington for state university commencement. Florence Mitchell and her mother left for Darlingotn after attending commencement. Clara Usrey returned to Indianapolis to attend Central Business College. Asrey graduated high school mid term and received diploma at senior week.
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Bloomfield
Mary McNabb
Scotland
Lloyd Taylor
Ant
Battle Creek
Mich
Elmer Flinn
Sarasota
Fla
Ruth Riddle
Bloomington
State University
Florence Mitchell
William Mitchell
Darlington
Clara Usrey
Indianapolis
Central Business College
Miss Asrey
Indianapolis Markets End May With Steady to Higher Tones
Indianapolis market report May 27 shows Slops Receipts at 6,000 and cattle, sheep, and calves. Hogs steady to up 15 cents with best heavies 12.20 to 12.80, medium to mixed 12.20 to 12.60, bulk 12.30 to 12.50. Cattle receipts 1,500, steady to lower. steers 7.00 to 10.75, cows and heifers 6.25 to 10.25. Sheep receipts 200, market steady. tops 8.50, lambs up to 15. Calves receipts 900, market higher. tops 11, bulk 7.00 to 10.50.
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Indianapolis
Grandfather Attends First High School Commencement
Mrs. M G Messick accompanied her 87 year old father James Inman to a Bloomfield Democrat report of a high school commencement. His granddaughter Wilmina Dobbins and grandson Paul Messick graduated, and Mr Inman enjoyed the program and the achievements of his grandchildren.
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M. G. Messick
James Inman
Wilmina Dobbins
Hisrandson
Paul Messick
Inman
Supper at U B Church Friday Evening
Community notice invites all to a supper at the U B church Friday from 4 to 7 o clock. Menu includes escalloped chicken corn creamer peas baked beans mashed potatoes slaw pie cake and strawberries. No supper Saturday evening due to Memorial day.
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U. B
Barber Shops Schedule Notice
All barber shops will close Saturday Decoration Day. Open till 8 Friday evening. 25th.
Farm Bureau meetings set in Greene County week of June 1
Five Greene County farm bureau gatherings run June 1 to June 5. Each session at a local school or church features motion pictures and farmer discussions. Listed venues include Beech Creek Union Church Switz City Worthington Bodwell and Newberry for respective township meetings.
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Farm Bureau
Greene County
Vo F
Beech Creek
Union Church
Grant
Fairplay
Switz City
Jefferson and Smith
Worthington Library
Center Township
Bodwell
Cass Township
Newberry
Indiana wool pool under way in Greene County
Greene county wool growers may join the Indiana wool pool to market wool through a statewide cooperative. The pool, sponsored by the Indiana Farm Bureau, aims to obtain full world value for members wool, graded at the Ohio warehouse in Columbus and sold by merit. Last year Greene county pooled wool brought on average a cent more per pound than local price, with four year state average 5 cents in favor of the pool. This year’s pooled wool will be loaded at Bloomfield on Thursday June 4 under Thomas Heaton’s supervision.
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Greene County
Indiana Wool Pool
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers
Columbus
Ohio
Bloomfield
Thomas Heaton
Governor Jackson Lodged in Marion Hotel Room
Governor Jackson kept his hat off during a Marion visit to a hotel room decorated with American flags. In Clinton Police Chief Walter Detell ordered all livestock shut up as gardens and lawns were recently ruined.
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Marion
Jackson
Clinton
Walter Detell
Greensburg Fire Injures Man After Sawdust Jump
Fireman Roy Mays of Greensburg leapt into a pile of sawdust to escape a blaze and sprained his ankle. He exited the burning building with injuries as he saved himself from the flames.
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Greensburg
Roy Mays
Bluffton Man Sees Ground Hog Cross Road
Arcth Gordon of Bluffton reported spotting a ground hog crossing the road. He estimated the animal had endured roughly six weeks of winter.
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Blupeton
Arcth
Gordon
Bluffton
Warsaw Council Considers $12000 Fire Pumper Purchase
Hope 9 percent of citizens like the idea of improved fire protection as Warsaw officials face a plan to buy a new pumper vehicle. An official request seeks a $12,000 purchase to bolster local services.
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Warsaw
Fragmentary Text About Punishment and Fate
The readable lines discuss inevitability and the concept of punishment as fate. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a fragmented, cryptic excerpt without identifiable events or entities.
Wild Geese Molt and Lose Feathers in Overlap Flight
A fragment notes that wild geese molt their plumage rapidly, shedding most feathers as they renew their wing feathers. The birds migrate with new feathers growing in during the same period.
Fragmented Advice on Choosing Company
A damaged OCR fragment offers a vague moral about choosing company wisely. It hints that mixing good and bad yields mixed outcomes, but the sense is unclear and names or concrete details are not provided.
Turkey’s Fur Trade Faces Large Losses in Sale
A report from Porae notes nearly ten thousand marten and fox fur skins were eaten in a trade disruption. The incident highlights severe losses across the fur market and prompts concerns over supply chain stability.
Kitten Clysm Sparks Love Amid Hospital Night
Tess Lane nurses Arkley Chandler, the so-called poet, through pneumonia in Mrs. McCarthy's kitchen town setting. Evelyn Harms, Chandler's betrothed, reveals his finances, but Tess discovers true love and vows to stand by him as he asks if she can love him beyond wealth.
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Buvarders
Dearie
Tess
Evelyn Harms
Pate
Ced
Evelyn
Arkrey Chandler
Fess
Gay
Self
Hii
Laddie
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Kirk
Richelieu Coffee
Meat Department
Veal
Doe
Lamb
Poe, Johnson & Fuller
Marcelling
Fashion Hat Shoppe
O. H. Hanger
Sherwood Service & Sales Co
New Linton Hotel
E. M. Linton
U. B. Church
Indiana ‘News
Newcastles
Alvin Hilligoss
Newcastle
Elwood
John Quincey Shaw
Lyle Richards
John Bunyan
Alexander Shepherd
Guadtard
Chacce
Ll. BK Laeuden
Turkey
Western Newspaper Union
Burlington Hosiery
Burlington
Soc ‘the Pair
Carl H. Roach
S. Main St
Goodyear
Goodyear Wingfoot
Goodyear Pathfinder
Linton Hardware Coo
New York
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