Trible County residents on trains and buses
A fragmented report from Trimble County Ky lists Nannie Powell departing by train to visit friends in Vane PS and Warren Powell with others traveling to Indianapolis. It also mentions Dan Philips transferring to a coaching post for $800 and various local names and places including Medsyr, Cones, Portland, and Cra Por con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Nannie Powell
Trimble County
Vane PS
Vadt Friends
Dan Philips
DD Coarhes Oonis
Dentrifice: Ideal Proper Ties Endorsed by Army Dental Surgeons
The United States Army dental surgeons endorse a dentrifice that includes recommended proper ties as an ideal standard. The guidance emphasizes consistent bite alignment and tooth conservation within military dental care protocols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Nervous and Run Down Recovered by Bio-feren Tablets
A testimonial from Joe E Webb of Muncie Indiana praises Bio-feren Tablets as a grand quick remedy for nervous run down weakness and weakness. The ad outlines dosing over seven days and guarantees replacement if not improved with a refund from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
E. Webb
Muncie
Indiana
Linenweber Kremer Wedding Quiet Early Morning
Miss Matilda Henrietta Kremer married Mr Joseph Jacob Linenweber at five o clock this morning in a Roman Catholic ceremony performed by Rev Father Guthneck. Attendants were Miss Clara Yager and Mr Mrs Clifford Grace. The couple will reside in Madison after a wedding trip through Illinois Iowa and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Henrietta Kremer
Joseph Jacob Linenweber
Father Guthneck
Clara Yager
Clifford Grace
Catherine Kremer
North
Walnut Street
Madison
Ford Garage
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Linenweber
Death of John W. Davis in Saluda township
John W. Davis died at 7 30 AM Tuesday in Republican township. Funeral was at 3 PM with burial at Bethel Church, Saluda township. The 79 year old Civil War veteran was well known and survived by a widow and five married children, plus three brothers A J Davis of Ryker Ridge, Thomas Davis of Oklahoma, James Davis of Texas, and a sister in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Bethel Church
Saluda Township
A. J. Davis
Ryker’. Ridge
Thomas Davis
Oklahoma
James Davis
Texas
Wedding Planned for Miss Katherine Melton and Parks Betterton
Relatives in this city receive invitations to a Chattanooga Tennessee wedding of Miss Katherine Rosalie Melton daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Norton Melton to Parks Moore Betterton both of Chattanooga The ceremony is set for 5 oclock Saturday September 25 at the First Methodist Church in Chattanooga The bride elects mother Miss Lula Thompson sister to Mrs Jennie Graham and Miss Christina Thompson of South Broadway is noted in local circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Rosalie Melton
Thomas Norton Melton
Parks Moore Betterton
Chattanooga
Tennessee
First Methodist Church
Chattanoopa
Lula Thompson
Jennie Graham
Christina Thompson
South Broadway
Little Rock Captures Southern League Pennant
Litthke Rock, Ark., of the Southern League, defeated Nashville yesterday to win the pennant. George Distel of this city starred at second base and scored the only run, earning a home with Little Rock fans. Boyce Morrow of Nashville caught yesterday. Little Rock will face Fort Worth for the South championship.
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Litthke Rock
Ark
Nashville
George Distel
Little Rock
Distel
Boyce Morrow
Fort Worth
Texas
Freak Tomato Resembles Duck Head in City Purchase
This morning Thomas Curry bought a bushel of tomatoes from John McVey in Clark county. One tomato stood out by its freakish form a smaller tomato protuberance forming a duck head with bill and eye. The bizarre fruit drew attention as a remarkable oddity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Curry
John McVey
Clark County
Millinery Openings Brighten City Shops This Fall
Pleasant weather draws shoppers to city millineries for fall openings. windows showcase asters gladiolas zenias and golden red blossoms. Hats range from large statement pieces to small turbans with mahogany and henia fabrics and rich trimmings of fruit flowers and feathers. Doverine and beaver fabrics lead in headwear as milliners report steady sales and strong customer turnout.
Beggars in Uniforms Spark Post Meeting in North Vernon
North Vernon Indiana September 16 members of Myron Bertman Post No 61 American Legion will discuss at their next meeting what action the organization will take after fifty Indiana farm colony inmates for the feeble minded wore army uniforms at the Labor Day celebration. The colony, based at Butlerville, obtained permission for the inmates to attend and some begged from crowds of about 3 000 visitors. A camp Knox Kentucky artillery captain reported soldiers were begging and investigators found the beggars were colony members. Legion post members say the uniforms were supplied as wearing apparel to the colony by the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Myron Bertman
American Legion
Indiana Farm Colony
Ernest Be. Chenoweth
Butlerville
Legion Post
Freak Duroc Jersey Pig Born on Hartsville Farm
A Duroc Jersey pig with two bodies one head three ears three tails and eight legs was born yesterday on the Samuel C Gbaham farm near Hartsville in Columbus County. One ear sits atop its head. All parts are well developed and appear healthy. Veterinarians examining it believe it may live.
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Columbus
Samuel C Gbaham
Hartsville
Democratic ticket listing Indiana candidates for 1920s election
The slate names James M. Cox and Frankton D Roosevelt for president and vice president with Thomas Taggart as senator. Governors nominees include Carleton B McCulloch and Samuel M Foster for lieutenant governor. Other state offices supported include Charles H Wapner, George D Sunkel, George A Deharity, Unger, Adelaide Baylor, Bowser, Swan, Reidelbach, Canfield, Leland, Danglade, Porter, Driggs, Blake, Bowman, Jackson, Coleman and Kleopfer across counties and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Adelaide Baylor
Wabash County
Supreme Court
Francis E. Bowser
Kosciusko County
Appellate Court
Elbert M. Swan
Spencer County
John C. Reidelbach
Fulton County
Harry C. Canfield
Batesville
Simeon E. Leland
Madison
James K. Danglade
Vevay
Emma D. Porter
Scottsburg
John W. Driggs
Andrew W. Blake
Herman E. Bowman
Dupont
Robert J. Jackson
Shelby Township
Edward A. Coleman
Brooksburg
Jacob L. Kleopfer
Kent
Imaginative Sky Awe Sways City Family Visit
Mr. H. M. Heck of Kansas City and Mrs. George Cottam of Indianapolis, visiting their mother Mrs. Anna Heck on West First Street, left by morning train for Indianapolis. A girl neighbor recalled in memory the vast sky and nature’s breadth during a summer country trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neigbor
H. M. Heck
Kansas City
George Cottam
Indianapolis
Anna Heck
West First Street
Edicts of Diocletian Echo Repeat in Modern Prices Crisis
The piece echoes Diocletian style edicts and curses as a boycott urged against rising costs. It notes how authorities fixed prices and how the public suffers from shortages, with references to merchants, laborers, and residents resisting inflation and seeking relief.
Woman shoots father in Dallas hospital dispute
Dr Dallas hospital authorities say the suspect Miss Baris held at the hospital after a shooting that maimed her father and brother. She declares she fired in self defense during a dispute over an estate left by her mother, asserting her father attempted to choke her wife during a family argument.
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Bartinsten
Tae
Eure
Joearie Pharr
Tie
Berris
Drallas City
Tlospital
Bare
Seth
Fixes Working Age at Sixteen in Industry
A report by the permanent committee on standards of physical fitness for children entering employment recommends a minimum entrance age of sixteen. Investigations were conducted under the Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor, headed by Dr. George P. Barth. No child should work until declared physically fit for the occupation, with periodical examinations deemed necessary.
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Washington
Permanent Committee
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
George P. Barth
Milwaukee City Health Department
Unusually Large Rattlesnake Family Killed in Massacre
A visitor to the Blue Hills reservation near Poncopog, Massachusetts, killed a mother rattlesnake and her 13 young. The mother protected her young to the end, and the tiny snakes were reportedly easy to dispose of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poncopog
Mass
Alain
Blue Thills Reservation
Here
Dream Reveals Husband as Father in Baltimore Case
Anna Delle Jones of Baltimore claims an dream told her William Mores is her father, altering her view that her husband of two children is her stepfather. Her plea seeks an annulment of the marriage, challenging its legitimacy under the unusual revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William Meores
Anna Delle Jones
Madison Travel Notes Show Local Residents On Move
A flurry of short departures and arrivals as Madison residents head to Indianapolis Bloomington Lexington and Chicago. William Watlington travels to Indianapolis to visit daughter Mrs T C Dow while J C Leech returns there after visiting Madison. Various residents depart for destinations including Washington DC Bennetton Illinois Aberdeen South Dakota and Palm Beach Florida for family visits work and study. Local marriages licenses issued for Arthur E McKay with Viola McNeal and Gerald Hoefling with Anna L Dix. Edward M Preflatt issues licenses and Simeon F E Leland Jr returns to Lexington to teach economics at the University of Kentucky.
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William Watlington
Indianapolis
T. C. Dow
J. C. Leech
William Crowder
Madison
Alice J. Murphy
A. J. Croy
North Vernon
Stewart Blassingham
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Jackson
Bennington
Mansfild
Ilinois
Bessie Hendren
Terre Haute
Karry Miller
West Second Street
Samuel Chandler
Helen
Metropoltan School of Music
Messrs
Carroll
Lawrence Schneider
Shanandoah
Iowa
Michael Schneider
South Church Street
Ruby O’farrel
Aberdeen
S. D
Edward Shull
Vevay
Argonne
J. J. Peters
Paola
Kansas
Isabel Dunlop
Kent Road
Edward M. Preflatt
Arthur E. McKay
Viola McNeal
Gerald Hoefling
Anna L. Dix
Robert Willams
Havanna Williams
University of Wisconsin
Simeon FE. Leland, Jr
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Richard Hinton
Los Angeles
California
Harold Cotton
Ryker’'s Ridge
Bloomington
Walter Caplinger
Chicago
Caplinger
Clothing Dealers’ Convention
Hampton Cracker Company Installs Immense Oven
The Hampton Cracker Company began installing a 26,000 pound oven in the old Weber brewery plant. The 12 baking plates span 11 by 3 1/2 feet with 75,552 square inches of surface and 7,912,512 cubic inches of chamber heated to 600 Fahrenheit. Installation rushes as orders grow. full operation expected in about six weeks, employing 70 to 80 workers. The oven is built by T. L. Green & Co. of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Cracker Company
Weber Brewery
Madison
T. L. Green & Co
Indianapolis
Hamptons
Steps to prevent re seating of five Socialist Assemblymen
Albany reports steps will be taken to prevent the re seating of the five Socialist Assemblymen just re elected after being ousted from the Legislature. Speaker Sweet issued a call for a legislative conference to determine action. The piece ends with a note on politeness and a stray science line about magnets.
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Albany
Sweet
Indiana to Fix Coal Price by October First
Indianapolis reports the Coal Commission will set the red price of coal in Indiana for October 1 at a retailers meeting. A follow up meeting will involve operators jobbers and wholesalers. No fees were sent to retailers today by the Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Coal Commission
Democratic Governor Candidate Delivers Address at Delphi
Dr. Carlton B. McCulloch, Democratic contender for governor, spoke in Delphi, Indiana. He argued current prosperity is solid, urged continued national leadership, cited U S gold reserves, and backed tax reform and state highway spending with federal aid support from Thomas Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Ined
Carleton B. McCulloch
Indiana
United States
State Highway Commission
Democratic Party
Democratic National Congress
Thomas Taggart
United States Senate
Red Cross Convention Highlights National Role
Miss Cort Mullen announces in Cincinnati a 425 delegate Red Cross convention. Speakers explain postwar aims, civilian relief under Dr Cornell, and ongoing duty to rehabilitate injured veterans with broad public membership.
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Cort Mullen
Home Service of the Red Cross
Cincinnati
Bedef
Oa. Om
Red Cross
Lasse
Ped
War Department
Cornell
UC. S
Visit Returns Home after 35 Years in Kansas
Mr Edward Archer of Cherokee county Kansas visits his brother James Archer in Hanover and returns by morning train. He has lived in Kansas for many years and this is his first home visit in 35 years, though he remains fond of the western country. The Switzerland Circuit Court opens Monday with a fair docket. There are three sessions and the first jury trial on September 23 involves Searcey versus Pickett over a road dispute, with C and Tandy and P E Bear for the plaintiff and Sulzer Rose Marshall and Cotton for the defense. The first policewoman in America is now deputy sheriff in Maine.
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Carl Leroy Knoblach
Carl Knoblach
Ohio River
Church Street
Hanover Landhing
James Adams
Selby Turner
Henry
Joseph Loetard
Haggh
Springdale Cemetery
Arthur
Edward Archer
Cherokee County
Kansas
James Archer
Hanover
Archer
Switzerland
Searcey Vs. Pickett
C. & Tandy
P. E. Bear
Sulzer & Rose Marshall
Cotton
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