Domestic Science Club Elects Officers At High School
The Domestic Science Club held elections with Mrs Tur elected president at the high school building. Attendance in recent week was strong despite illness, and plans include a weekend open course on fundamental business principles led by the University of Illinois Arbazia. The schedule notes a basketball game Friday night against Casey Briday and a future home game vs Lawrenceville Township High School with anticipated crowd. Bén Duran plans a farm sale near Clarksville on Sunday Jan 14.
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Commercé
Tlitios
Arbazia
Lawrenceville
Township High
Zon
Our Guarantee Offer Clarified for Customers
The guarantee promises coverage for every article sold and each transaction in our store. It states customers should report issues at any time and we will arrange refunds or replacements if items fail to meet expectations.
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Martinsville
Tradeable Goods and Due Bills Promote Local Exchange
A historical notice describes using due bills to bolster trade in Marshall. It allows exchange of almost any produced item for sale in city stores. Vendors with produce can offer due bills for cash value at standard trade discounts.
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Marshall
Viewo
We Buy Cream Advert Or Nonsense Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions buying cream and milk with unclear quotes and names. It appears as a damaged ad or notice with stray words like cream milk and names, lacking coherent details or context.
Local notices and family news from Terre Haute area
A jumble of social notes and obits recount travels and visits among residents and families near Terre Haute. People like Mrs LatFerty, Edith Cole, Rich Cole, and Mrs John Lee are mentioned with relatives in Decatur Melbourne and St Louis. Several journeys to Clinton Oklahoma and Detroit are noted amid hospital, church, and club gatherings.
County School Display Noted at Farmers Institute Event
Local report details a county school display with pies cakes and gifts at the Farmers Institute last week. The superintendent notes grading eligibility varies and some applicants contest test results while others show strong performance.
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Harold
Paeheele
Beulan
Dee
Marahal@nigh sc
Farmers’ Institute
Thé
Lincoln‘ School
Martins- Row
Hurley
Tobnsony
Ike
Wiss
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Bén Duran
Bixiland
Ana
Clarksville
Meyer
Gould Fox
Sullivan
Ind
Swere
Cox
Homer” Brossiany
Loui Auburn
Clinton
Latferty
O'Tsie
Grove’ Fehurchin
Edith
Cole
Rich
Melbourne
John
Lee
Dsr
Ottomer Schiniachtentigrger
Decatur
Edward
Garwood
Charles S. Miller
Ira Bell
Springfield
Everett Murphy
Champaign
Détroit
Mrev
Adolph Huppert
Vs ‘le Cole
le Cole
H. B. Dulaney
Hotel Deming
Terre Haute
A. B. Mathews
Oskand
Calif
George T. “Mathews
Mathews
Helen” “Martin
Ward-Belmont, College
Nashville
Tenn
Foster
Martin
Albert
Sebree
Hlledge
Edgar County
Charles
anc. dlop-bridge_ club
Tor High ‘Beere
Faye Randall
Mary
Brown
Torre Haute
NORRE
Nee
Roger
Otterbein
Irs
Gio Gubid
Gelt
Grand Canyon
Leavenworth
Mose
Ong
Woctions
A E
Johnson
Bubeckers Gallagher
Kohl Building
Atreet
Wabash
Barmera
Plone
Eagar
Summiers
Martinaville
Mitchell Automobile
M. W. _ Porter
Onboar
Mundorff
West Union
Emmett Craig
Joseph Willams
Roscoa ‘Willams
Terre ‘Haute
O {Marshall
Frank Traytolt
Irene
Setzer
Rhode Island
Geo. C. Cannady
Carmel
Poland
Leander, Wright, Marshall
Dulaney Bank
Daniel Spittler
Chenoweth
Walnut, Prairie, Ils
York
B. S. Griffith
6Th Street
Topeka
Kansas
CL ‘Jones
10Th Street
Bae
District Court of the United States
Tlinois
Blanche Holston
The
Holston ‘Grocery *Co
Blanche Hol‘ston
Holston Grocery Co
County of Clark
Holston
Gregory, Co
Federal Building
Danvilla
AL D
Balgamceune
Danville,nl
Walter Jgrant
Nfaut
Nis
Joseph’ ‘Khisader
St. of McKoén
Forgyttie
Saat
Miss Mary
St.Mary’s.Academy
Notre Dame
Lota Re Fisher
Terra
Haute
Sronday
Aris
Blonsér
Maxchal
Devt
Clattalter
Ming Oe Cee
S. A
Hart .Schaffner. & Marx
Booth & Handy
Damon
Pythias
Gréece
Will
Thé Loéal Lodge
Thiathe
Bt Co
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