Red Cross Nurse Visits Indiana Rural Areas
A Red Cross nurse recently returned from a multi township visit in Republi can township and nearby communities. She explained class work to residents in Hall Jackson Hamilton Scotland and Independence areas and plans future sessions inviting neighbors to join. She will attend a Public Health Nurses conference and Indiana State Nurses Association convention in Indianapolis next week to discuss problems with department heads.
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Red Cross
Ora Puelling
Republican Township
Hall
Jackson
Hamlton
Scotland
Independence
Shipman
Public Health
Indiana State Nurses Association
Indianapolis
Blueberry Muffins and Southern Sally Lunn Recipe Blends
A jumbled kitchen page mixes recipe text for Honey Muffins and Blueberry Muffins with scattered notes on dishes and a Southern Sally Lunn reference. It reads like a draft from a home cook column with torn phrases and overlapping instructions, including measures and methods.
Old Hickory: Andrew Jackson’s Tough Nickname
Vere Maynet explains how Andrew Jackson earned the nickname Old Hickory for his blunt toughness and sturdy character, reflecting his military leadership and political career.
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Andrew Jackson
Madison News Briefs From October Social and Travel
Local notices report births and marriages, travel plans of residents, store sales, and visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bersch, Miss Anna Quarles, Mrs. Florence Brooks, and Mrs. Kathryn DeMint. A marriage license was issued to Thomas Young and Naoma Glover.
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Charles Bersch
North
Walnut Street
Hayden Walters
James Phillips
Frankfort
Anna Quarles
Louisville
Florence Brooks
William Spicer
Columbus
Willard Jones
Sulphur
Anna Ramsey
Hanover
Chicago
George Istel
Little Rock
Ark
HW. HH. Potter
Nicholas Schram
Miamisburg
Ohio
Charles Schram
Kathryn DeMint
Kentucky
Edward Ford
Indianapolis
Jate
Thomas Young
North Madison
Naoma Glover
Virginia
Ella Lacey
Dupont
Josh Hitz
Richmond
Naomi Glore
West First Street
W. W. Logan
Andrew Kimmel
Anna Kimmel
Mearning
St. Joe
Mich
Miss Kimmel
J. Parker Glazer
Betty
Grant Zoeller
Zoeller
J. L. Zuelling
The
Kent
Indianapolis Attorney Pushes Coal Price Fixing
Clarence W. Nichols appeared before the special coal and food commission in Indianapolis to gather evidence for a coal price fix. He urged a gross profit margin to spur competition among dealers or a net profit after expenses, saying retail coal dealers currently earn only a small margin.
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Indianapolis
Clarence W. Nichols
Special Coal and Food Commission
Indiana
Nichols
Moon Motors Cuts Prices to Prewar Levels
St Louis reports Moon Motors Corp lowers car prices from 400 to 465 dollars, bringing the cost back to prewar levels as announced by the company president. The move marks a return to earlier pricing after wartime adjustments.
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St. Louis
Moon Motors
Madison High to Feature Strong Red and White Basketball Team
Madison high school anticipates a strong season with a deep lineup led by Scott and competition for spots from Demaree Horton Ringwaldt Lodge and Taft. Coach Skillman drills with cross country runs and sprints as practice shifts to the armory. About thirty games are planned including Columbus New Albany Aurora Lawrenceburg Shelbyville and Greensburg with October 20 opener against Carrollton and a change shifting Hanover’s date to Aurora. The school’s spirit and a peppy lineup aim to place Madison high on the basketball map.
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Madison
Skillman
Scott
Demaree
Rogers
Bryant
Horton
Ringwaldt
Lodge
Taft
Columbus
New Albany
Aurora
Lawrenceburg
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Carrollton
Hanover
Scottsburg
M. TL. S
Helen M and Barge Sale in Local Law Office Action
Elmer W. Turner Leonard Mason and John W. Turner sold the gasoline boat Helen M and barge No 2 to Charles Cox and Selby Turner. The sellers now own the gasoline boat Dove and a newly remodeled Victor to operate in the Louisville Madison Frankfort trade. The increased river trade prompted the purchase and deployment of the new boats for towing and freight.
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Emerson [Emen
Joseph M. Cooper
Elmer W. Turner
Leonard Mason
John W. Turner
Charles Cox
Selby Turner
Helen M
Dove
Victor
Louisville
Madison
Frankfort
Kentucky
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrations for Mr and Mrs Edwin Long
Friends in Covington and Madison note the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Edwin E Long of 3901 Glenn Avenue Covington Kentucky on September 28 The Longs once lived in this city and he was a riverman Known as Mrs Longs maid was Miss Kate Gill The community extends warm congratulations and wishes for a future diamond anniversary
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Edwin Ewing Long
Glenn Avenue
Covington
Long
Kate Gill
Madison
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming a 100 reward for incurable catarrh. It asserts the remedy cures by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces, promises rapid health improvement, and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio with a 75 cent price at druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Land Transfers and Bird Story in One Notice
James O. Taff and wife convey 67 acres in Saluda township to William A. Richey and wife for $2000. Sidney F. Mikesell sells 20 acres in Lancaster township to Lowry D. Mikesell for $400. A brief aside notes the cowbird behaves like the cuckoo by laying eggs in other birds nests.
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James O. Taff
William A. Richey
Saluda
Sidney F. Mikesell
Lowry D. Mikesell
Lancaster Township
America Builds Giant Telescopic Disks Amid War Efforts
The United States overcomes mechanical challenges in making oversized telescope disks. Experiments begun before World War I under the geophysical laboratory aim to produce the largest disks, with new automatic furnaces keeping glass strain-free. Orders already include 40 inch and 86 inch disks for retracting and reflecting telescopes, signaling a push to world leading American production.
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New York
Belic
United States
Dro Geeree Wo Mars
Anovican Oae Onl Society
Waest
Germany
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Deane Cameron pursues a wife through steady self improvement and sales skill. He faces delays and vindication as he lands major orders with the help of loyal ally Newcomb and gains approval from his father figure Mr. Harding. Cameron proves his worth and reshapes his standing.
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Ent
RUS
Cina
Deane Cameron
Katherine Harding
Deane
Oraannaer
Ivana
Bert Newcomb
Cameron
Amkeg Milla
Mr. Newcomb
Mr. Harding
Newcomb
Car Wreck Kills Truck Driver. Taggart Party Hurts
An interurban car carrying Thomas Taggart and party en route from Peru to Indianapolis was wrecked when struck by a logs truck at the corner of Fifty-ninth and College avenues. The unidentified truck driver was probably fatally injured and Emmett Colvin of Kokomo was also injured.
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Logo
Emmett Colvin
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Peru
Indianapoli
Faghty-sinth
College Avenue
Amainet Colvin
Kokoame
Cox accuses Republicans of acting like beasts on issues
Governor Cox toured Oklahoma denouncing Republican leaders as-beasts on the issues. He cited meetings in Kansas and Wadkett to support his claim that GOP would win by false means. He attacked big business funding of Republican campaigns as a major factor.
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Kansas
Rand
Okla
Cox
Oklahoma
Wadkett
Ito Frov
Bip
Republian
Indiana Faces Possible Loss in Redistricting
Washington sources reveal Indiana’s population by congressional district from the 1920 census. The apportionment indicates Indiana will elect at least one representative, with a chance of losing one or two seats under the new distribution. District totals and county-level splits are listed, showing Bartholomew, Dearborn, Decatur, Jackson, Jefferson, and other counties contributing to district populations.
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Washington
Indiana
Phe
Congress
House of Representatives
Uvg
Bona
Babs
Tharteenth
Bartholomew
Brown
Dearborn
Decatur
Jackson
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Ohio
Ripley
Switzerland
Woll
Total of 223 million paid to former soldiers
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance reports aggregate payments on compensation and insurance to former service men and their beneficiaries amount to 223,384,769 dollars. A recent compilation shows 15,014,785.06 dollars for death benefits and 54,527,403.20 dollars for disability.
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Bureau of War Risks Insurance
Census Hope in Cincinnati for Rodent Counts
A historical note argues Cincinnati could boost its census figures by counting rats as citizens for estimating population. United States health authorities estimate about 400,000 rodents in the city, with potential yearly economic implications and comparisons to cities with higher census guinea totals.
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Cincinnati
United States
Cincinnath
Guinea
State fish hatchery proposed on Guthrie estate in Dupont
At a Jefferson County Fish and Game Association meeting in the Indiana State Capitol on September 300 the proposal to establish a state fish hatchery on W A Guthrie's Dupont estate was discussed Guthrie pledged to donate a small lake on his land and to build the hatchery for Jefferson county Mrs James H Crozier departed for Chicago en route to Minneapolis to visit her daughter Mrs Rick Winte
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Indiana State Capitol
W. A. Guthrie
State Conservation Commission
Dupont
Jefferson County Fish and Game Association
James H. Crozier
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rick Winte
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Fiesta Lake
Padtun Brass
NI Bet
Noel
Sally Lunn
Vere Maynet
America
Deeto Bool
Humphreys
Reimmedies
Freeneh
Catardh
Mary Bk
Quincy P
Grinse
McConnell Brothers
Lester Wildman
Marble Corner
Coal Commission
Helen M. and Barge
Chas. Cox
Wits
Goa
Rutch
Learmfee
Deane Vanehaa
Theine
Une
Pleo
Ottice
Corgi
Triferriesrdt
Coort Premfne
Mr Grayre
Neeweotale
Newent
GOV
Tintin
Guthrie
T. i
Sate Deposit & Trust Co
Leading Trust Company
Southern
John W. Tevis
Vic
H. L. Lyon
John Clements
Treas
Liberty Bonds
First National Bank
Wadison
M. S.trader General Agent
West Third Street
Charles Grooms
Akron
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