Corn Storage Airflow Tips and Dangers
The article outlines ten key points from Lehmann on reducing corn spoilage in cribs. It emphasizes remove rotten ears avoid silks husks and shelling, store in narrow open sided bins, use central A frames ventilating shafts and roof vents to create air drafts, and employ poles or rails to aid circulation. It notes that forced heated air must be discharged into crib centers to avoid moisture buildup.
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Nesene Otis
Kercher
Verjunky
fasVehmanh
Feoairon
Timois
Lehmann
Ethias
Missing details from unsettled notice fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names, a reminder, tickets, flour, and a husband but provides no coherent event, date, place, or official action to describe. The readable items suggest a disrupted notice with personal names and a planned contact, lacking a clear outcome.
Guaranteed Cure Hubbys Weed Killing Advice Sparks Laughter
A humorous household exchange over weed control ends with a playful suggestion to cultivate weeds like flowers. The cartoon caption frames a domestic scene in lighthearted terms.
Fragmentary Clip Reflects On Handshakes And Trust
A garbled clipping notes a remark about counting fingers during a handshake and mentions an ex convict victim in a fragmented, unclear passage. The text hints at social judgment and personal interaction without clear context or outcome.
Tailor asks for suit pockets debate in Scots reply
The clerk asks how the pockets should be placed. The customer replies in a Scots accent that they should be a bit difficult to reach. The exchange shows humorous wordplay about tailoring details.
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Sandy Tailor
Balcony witness to alleged abuse sparks neighbor attention
A whispered exchange reveals a couple arguing about singing and a balked confrontation. One partner asks why the other goes on the balcony while singing while the other says the balcony is used to show neighbors that there is no beating.
Dinner Invitation for Mr and Mrs Borgdom
He asks to invite Mr and Mrs Borgdom to dinner soon. She asks for a day they cannot come to plan accordingly.
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Mrs. Borgdom
Witty Club Talk and Theatre Gossip
Two elderly club members discuss a new member's manners while a critic ruffles a young actress. A friend mocks the critic for parroting others. A comic thread threads through social chatter with a doctor’s wife quips about attire and an illness pun. Excessive talk wears down energy and courage.
Fragmented courtroom tale and classroom symmetry in haste
A jurist mix riddled with stray phrases describes a case dismissal and a dining room habit. A student writing about "Mother" triggers suspicion when three papers resemble each other, two claiming the same mother.
Obituary of Mrs. C. H. Sweitzer from Terre Haute
Ethel Marie Lockard born July 6 1885 in Terre Haute Indiana grew to adulthood and married O H Sweitzer in 1904. They had two daughters Norma and Mildred. She supported her minister husband until Illness in Marion Illinois where she died November 22 after ten days of suffering. Her body was returned to Terre Haute for burial and awaits the first resurrection.
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Ethel ‘Marie Lockard
Terre Hate
Indiana
Indiana State Normal
O. H. Sweitzer
Clark County
Linois
Terre Haute
Norma B
Mildred L
Obituary Note Reflects Saintly Terre Haute Woman
An obituary describes a Terre Haute woman survived by a husband a mother and father two sisters Mrs Lewis Ferry and Mrs Jesala DeMon gin. It notes the community’s tears beside her casket and hints at the enduring impact of her life while contrasting earthly sorrow with heavenly consolation.
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Daughitera
Lewis, Ferry
Jesala DeMongin
Terre
Haute
Local families report gatherings and a vehicle theft
Ernie Thompson and family spent Friday in Paris. Harry Wright had his car stolen in Marshall on Saturday night. Hugh White and family and Mary Batts visited Thursday with True Thompson and wife. Ike Thompson and wife and True Thompson and wife were in Marshall Wednesday. Charles Freeman, wife and son, spent Saturday at Chris Koppler's.
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Ernie Thompson
Paris
Harry Wright
Marshall
Hugh White
Mary Batts
True Thompson
Ike Thompson
True ‘Thompson
Charles Freeman
Chris Koppler
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Marshall State Bank
Notice of stockholders meeting at the Marshall State Bank on Monday January 3 1927 at 2 30 p m to elect directors for the ensuing seven years and handle other business. Also included is a treasurer's statement listing costs and fees owed by individuals with due dates and a three year claims period for unclaimed items.
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Chevrolet
Eton
Pines Tobs Plime
Ichigan
Marshall State. Bank
Ames
Hersons
Baldcosta
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