Weather and town notices from Earl Burkett visit
In town Monday Earl Burkett reports health fair. Severe winter deepens with 200 degrees below zero recorded. five inches of snow on level. pipes burst and coal scarce as townsfolk endure snow and ice. Local workers clear sidewalks. residents note ongoing cold, past Sunday services canceled.
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Homer Snyder
Bessie Fasigoof
Ed Conrad
Thomas Hess
Osby MecGinness
Brownstown
Ohio Olio
Chan Bair
North
York Street
E. W Childes
Samuel Deahl
Ian
Local notices on illness and a death report
Fragmentary OCR notes report widespread sickness near the town. Mrs Ruteblank has been ill for weeks and Mrs Seraphine Lake near the west of town was seen Wednesday with illness. The column also records the death of Mrs Carrie last Sunday, prompting local reflections.
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Anna Lamb
Ruteblank
Serephine Lake
Carrie
Marriage License Issued In Tuscola For Make Peace Moore
A marriage license was issued at Tuscola last week to A H Make peace of Weatfield and Miss Ruth E Moore of Tuscola. Mrs Robinson, widow of Dickson Robinson, dies at 97 in southeast vicinity.
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Tuscola
A. H Makepeace
Weatfield
Ruth E Moore
Local social notes and travel updates from The Banner Times
J B Phillips and daughter Leona left Tuesday for Jacksonville Florida. Alva Tollo and Harriet Wehmeyer wed Sunday in Mattoon. Roy Roberts plans to enlist in the navy in Chicago. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Reed died of whooping cough. Mrs D P Morrison and daughter visit Bartlesville relatives. Marion Partlow and others spent winter in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs C T Briscoe returns home after hospitalization. Yager family and J D Rodebaugh head to St Petersburg Florida for the winter. Carey Welsh and Dent Pratt from Grayd Repids Michigan were here.
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Banner Times
J B Phillips
Leona
Jacksonville
Fla
Mattoon
Alva Tollo
Harriet Wehmeyer
Roy Roberts
Chicago
Navy
Chas. Reed
D. P Morrison
Bartlesville
Okla
J. D. Rodebaugh
St Petersburg
Carey Welsh
Dent Pratt
G and Repids, Mich
Fire destroys frame dwelling. Newton Hires family affected
Saturday a fire broke out in a frame house west of the city hall. Mrs Hires, away on an errand, left her children inside. the youngest, about twenty months old, perished or was lost as the blaze raged with no rescue possible. Neighbors could not reach the child in time.
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Mr. Welsh
H. C. Reinoehl
City Hall
Newton Hires and
Agricultural Notes Urge Balanced Cropping for War Effort
The article urges farmers to balance crops this season to aid food production for the war effort. It advises expanding wheat, moderating corn, and avoiding overstocking livestock, while preserving fats and butter fat and using pork fat for human food. It stresses proper labor support and timely care for all crops and livestock.
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Germany
Parliamentary Privilege and Legislative Immunity Across States
The article outlines parliamentary privilege as freedom from arrest for legislators during sessions and while traveling to and from sessions. It cites the U S Constitution's protection for senators and representatives and notes similar state provisions. Indiana broadens the rule to protect lawmakers from civil process during the session and the fifteen days before it, while preserving speech and debate protections.
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United States
Indiana
General Assembly
No man lives for himself alone and interdependence stated
Parris Farwell argues in the Congregationalist that individuals are bound by the welfare of others and liberty must align with goodwill. He claims society thrives when the law of the family extends to the largest scale and stresses mutual responsibility.
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Onys Parris T. Farwell
Congregationalist
Lliberty
Buried Treasure Tales From Armada Wrecks lore
The piece recounts treasure seekers pursuing gold from Spanish Armada wrecks around Britain. It notes Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice as heirs to rights in sunken ships, with longshoremen along the south coast finding coins washed ashore, and old divers chasing cannon and coins from seventeenth century wrecks off European coasts.
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Britain
Louise
Isle of Mull
British Isles
Drake
Beas
Europe
Victoria
Beatrice
English Channel
Good Profit in Car Ride
A trolley ride ends with a young woman unable to pay her fare after dropping a quarter. A courteous stranger steps in to cover her fare, refuses to reveal his identity, and later pays his own last quarter to flaunt it as he departs down a side street.
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New York Evening Post
Left sided lighting eases close work and eye strain
The article explains that illumination from the left side reduces shadows from the hand or utensil when writing or doing near work. It argues this prevents eye strain and should guide the design of classrooms, workrooms, and offices where steady close work occurs.
Novel’s Grip Lies In Real-Life Misery Provoking Interest
A fragment suggests a novel’s appeal hinges on realistic misery that could make several readers uneasy. It hints at how authentic discomfort drives engagement and curiosity about characters’ plights.
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Oklahoma
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New York City
B H Parker
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Louden
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Dickson Robinson
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L. 8. Reiner
Law of the
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H. M. Dewey & Co
Marshall
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