Ten Tips for Ventilating Corn in Cribs
Agricultural note outlines ten practical points to prevent spoilage of high moisture corn stored in cribs. Emphasis on removing rotten ears, avoiding silks and husks piles, using narrow open-sided bins, central ventilating shafts, air flues, roof ventilators, and air drafts. Mentions use of poles for air flow and the option of forced heated air despite cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lehman
Farm Colmiental Department
Fhe
Leiber
Lehmann
Fragmented Prisoner Telegrams Forge Wayward Courtroom Echoes
Disjointed lines depict prisoners demanding justice while a guard urges calm in a makeshift courtroom scene. A chaotic exchange references absent minded husbands and random ferry tickets as noise intrudes on proceedings.
Weeds Meet Gardener's Quiet Cure in Playful Chat
A humorous exchange unfolds as a husband seeks weed death while his wife suggests cultivating them like flowers. The vignette highlights domestic wit and suburban garden dynamics in a lighthearted domestic scene.
Inventory Humor Sparks Exchange in Courtroom Scene
A fragment shows a courtroom exchange where one person asks why fingers are being counted while another mentions shaking hands with an ex-convict. The line hints at nervous interaction and potential past associations in a tense setting.
Tailor Offe Quips on Pockets and Fit in Disputed Sale
A clipped exchange hints at a comic miscommunication between a tailor and a customer over pocket design during a suit fitting. The dialogue seasoning suggests a light, tongue in cheek moment amid an ongoing shopping scene.
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Sandy
Fair Balance Sings and Seeks Public Proof
Dialogue shows a man asking a woman why she goes on the balcony while he sings. She asks if this is to please neighbors seeing that she is not being beaten. The exchange implies tension and public scrutiny.
Dinner invitation asks about Borgdoms schedule
He suggests inviting Mr and Mrs Borgdom for dinner soon. She asks which day they cannot come.
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Mrs. Borgdom
Jazz Club Chatter Sparks Mild Scandals
In a Jazz-Tempo club scene two elderly members discuss a new member's table manners with humor. A young actress endures a harsh critic remark while friends defend her, and a doctor’s wife jokes about outfits and ailments. The excerpt ends noting excess talk drains energy.
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Marshall State Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of The Marshall State Bank will be held at the Banking House on Monday January 38 1927 to elect directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting. D Morton Cashier.
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Marshall
State Bank
Aed D. Morton
Bald Scésta Fee Schedule From Circuit Clerk
Statement lists costs and fees received by the circuit clerk. It names persons owed and the amount due to each. Details appear as a ledger of sums payable to Bald Scésta and others.
Case Dismissed After Fractured Exchange On Fishing Tale
A court dismisses the case after a disputed exchange where a defendant claims a rare catch was shown to his wife first. The dialogue featured humor and light contention over lawful behavior.
Man known for tips loses regular waiter in shootout
A diner who tip well demanded his familiar waiter but a new colored server appeared and confessed he and the former had fought and one had shot the other. In a classroom, a teacher found three essays strikingly similar about the subject Mother and questioned two brothers about the likeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gange
Obituary: Ethel Marie Lockard Sweitzer Passes After Illness
Ethel Marie Lockard was born June 6, 1885 in Terre Haute Indiana. She grew to womanhood, married O H Sweitzer on August 20 1904 and had two daughters Norman B and Mildred L. She aided her minister husband in his work from 1912 until her illness in Marion Illinois led to her death November 22. Her remains were returned to Terre Haute for burial.
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Ethel Marie Lockard
Terre Haute
Indiana
Indiana State Normal
O. H. Sweitzer
Clark County
Nicois
Norma B
Mildred L
Terre Haute Woman Remembered For Godly Life And Family Ties
A Terre Haute woman is mourned in a heartfelt obituary noting survived by her mother and father two sisters Mrs Lewis Ferry and Mrs Jessie DeMon gin all of Terre Haute. The piece reflects on the enduring influence of her life and the sorrow of her passing with a solemn tone.
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Lewis Ferry
Jessié DeMongin
Terre
Haute
Local families spend weekends in nearby towns
Liberty Ernie Thompson and family spent Friday in Paris. Harry Wright had his car stolen in Marshall Saturday night. Hugh White and family and Mary Batts spent 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
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