Fragmented Reading With Distant Memories and Notices
A fragmented OCR page mentions Pennsylvania and Del- Seales, a Housed context, and a talk about old friends. It references Miss Cosden’s board at Field, Emmet and a boat ride, ice cream supplies, and a divorce case Fannie Gibbons vs AV Gibbons. The text blends personal reminiscence with scattered notices and names.
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Jeitzel
Houde
del- Seales
Wilson Tan
St. Johns
Colonial Beach
New Jallers Residence Plans and Local Notices
Building committee reviews architects plans for a modern tailors residence with full basement living room dining room and kitchen on first floor four bedrooms and baths. Saturday meeting scheduled as plans proceed amid local notices of church events and community gatherings including Sunday school prayer services and missionary society meetings.
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Board of Supervisors
Eight thousand car loads of peaches reach St Louis
The southwest peach shipments reach St Louis as farm prices rise. Hog sales at Indianapolis yield 8 102, cattle 7.50 to 8.25, wheat 94 5. Com 72 and cats 48. The Senate kills the Shackelford highway bill, opting for a special commission study before any improvements. Constable Dennis O'Donnell is killed by Jacob Hess in Terre Haute during a paper service dispute. Hess held for first degree murder. The tariff board gets another year of funding amid mixed reaction. Postoffice good roads provisions and revised parcels post are discussed by the Senate. Antisaloon forces win a Senate victory as the judiciary committee is authorized to proceed.
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St Louis
Japan
Indianapolis
Senate
Shackleford
Dennis O'Donnell
Jacob Hess
Terre Eaute
Hess
Taft
Tariff Board
Woods
Byron Wilson
House
Judiciary
Real Estate Transfers in Martinsville Area
Real estate transfers list several parcels and buyers. Ally Blair to Chester Snavely for lots 5 and 8 Randall's subdivision. Brances A Snedeker to C W Snedeker. Mary E Guinnip et al to Arthur Guinnip. Chas E Blair to D B Switzer for Lafferty's Second Mart ville. Viola Phelps to Lala Phelps for lots 1 2 and 7 in Dulaney's Fourth Cal Bey. W C Funk to Brewer Tot 2 in same area. Pearl Potter to Harry B Dulaney for lot 5 block 8 orig Marshall. W P Stephens administrator to Jessie Stephens in property SW 30-9-11.
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Ally Blair
Chester
W P Stephens
Admr
Jessie Stephens
Vaebet Briséoé
L E Lantz & Co Sell Lawrence County Oil Holdings
The Lawrenceville oil field deal closes with L E Lantz & Co selling all leases pipelines machinery and equipment to George Stugard of Cincinnati for about 300000. The 316 acre leases produce roughly 600 barrels daily.
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L. BE. Lantz & Co
Lawrence County
George Stugard
Cincinnati
Ll. E.lantz & Co
Two More Great Gushers In Lawrence County Oil Field
Lawrence county shows ongoing oil prosperity with twenty completions last week. Ohio Oil Co. struck a Dennison township gusher that yielded 1980 barrels in the first 24 hours and Big Four Oil Co. brought in a 700 barrel gusher.
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Lawrence County
Ohio Oil Co
Dennison Township
Big Four Oil Co
Harlan Family Reunion Scheduled in Richmond
The twelfth national reunion of the descendants of George and Michael Harlan will be held in Richmond Indiana starting August 21 marking the 225th anniversary of the landing at Plymouth. The Harlan family is described as among the largest in the country with many representatives nationwide.
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George
Michael Harlan
Richmond
Ind
The
Stock Of Black Bass Placed In Crystal Lake
Eight hundred small black bass were delivered to the Marshall Fishing Club by a government fish hatchery agent and placed in Crystal Lake. The club also expects a later supply of young crappies to boost fishing in two to three years.
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Marshall Fishing Club
Government Fish Hatchery
Crystal Lake
Little Lake
Big Four Caboose Wrecks At Trimble Injures Mt Carmel Men
A special freight train derailed Monday afternoon at Trimble when the caboose left the tracks. Grover Bagley aged 26 of Mt Carmel sustained a broken leg and other injuries while A. E. Nealy of Mt Carmel had minor injuries.
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Trimble
Grover Bagley
Mt .Carmiel
A. E. Nealey
Mt. Carmel
Deaths of the Week Nettle Reed Terre Haute
The seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Reed of Terre Haute died last Thursday. The body was brought to Marshfield Friday and funeral services were held at Thomas Jeffords home with interment in the city cemetery.
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Vera Brooks
Vincennes
Rosella Stanfield
Hutsonville
J. H. Fisher
Ella Powers
Paris
D. H. Clements
Ind
Pinkstaff
Wm. Watson
Emma Canaday
Helen
Herbert Ruby
Byron Ryerson
West York
Our City
Mise Mildred Waitaker
Terre Haute
Ella Wheeler
Dick Handy
Salem
Inl
Sam Handy
Mt. Olive
Gertrude Clements
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Golden Circle
Nisses Hannah
Ida McCrory
Pioneer Resident Louiag Fleming Dies at 87 in Hatton
Mrs Louiag Fleming a Pioneer resident of the county died at her Hatton home Wednesday at age 87 from heart disease. She left two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Friday in the M B church Hatton conducted by Rev John Graig.
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Louiag Fleming
County
Hatton
M. B. Church
John Graig
Death of John Glovier at 43 after Brights disease
John Glovier died Sunday at his home four miles northwest of this city after a long illness from Brights disease. He was 43 years of age and is survived by his wife and son. Funeral services were held yesterday at Centenary church with interment in Marshall cemetery.
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John Glovier
Bright
Centenary Church
Marshall Cemetery
Uncle Jacob Arney Rites Mark German Pioneer Life
Uncle Jacob Arney aged 87 died Friday at his son George’s home south of town after a long illness. Funeral held at Island Grove church with interment nearby. He and wife, natives of Switzerland, landed in Marshall on arrival in America. He was known as a helpful and kind neighbor in Orange and surrounding areas. Martinsville Correspondent.
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Jacob Arney
Orange
George
Island Grove Church
Amey
Switzerland
Marshall
Jake
Martinsville
Mrs Sophia Spangenberg Dies at 92 While Visiting Granddaughter
Sophia Spangenberg former Darwin township resident died yesterday while visiting her granddaughter in McCory Arkansas. She was 92 and survived by one son and two daughters. The body will be brought to Terre Haute Friday for funeral services at 10:30 in the Congregational church and burial in the city cemetery.
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Sophia Spangenberg
Darwin Township
Ageney
Terre Haute
McCory
Ark
Congregational Church
Westfield College Faces Relocation Rumors From Paris
Westfield College denies any move but reports from other sources claim Paris offers a positive pledge. Paris promises 25 acres of ground and a meeting tonight to discuss further incentives. Officials cite funding and railway limitations as factors hindering the Westfield campus.
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Westfield
United Brethren College
Paris
Deneen Refuses Insurgent Demand for Full State Ticket
Medill McCormick’s Progressives pressed Gov. Deneen in Springfield to back Roosevelt for president. He said he remains a Republican and state nominations do not affect national affairs. He warned a full ticket would risk bipartisan government, risk two U.S. senators, and undermine responsible voting. Bosses McCormick and Dixon ordered a complete state ticket.
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Medill McCormick
Springfield
DeDeen
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
General Assembly
United States
McCormick and Dixon
Marshall Players Win Doubles In Tennis Match
Hodge and Kiplinger defeated Hazen and Alexander of Paris in doubles on Ohio Oil Co courts yesterday evening with scores 6 1 4 6 6 2. Singles saw Hazen beat Hodge 6 3 while Kiplinger beat Alexander 8 6. Slow courts after a heavy shower caused erratic play.
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Hodge
Kiplinger
Hazen
Alexander
Paris
Hay Rakes For Sale By Archer And Casteel
Selfdump revolving and sweep rakes offered by Archer and Casteel. Two sweep rakes available one with two wheels and one with eight wheels. offered for sale regardless of cost due to space constraints.
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Archer & Casteel
Congregational Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Congregational Church offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m followed by a brief brotherly service A welcome is extended to all attendees No evening service Pastor William J Drew leading the service.
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Congregational Church
The
Wm. J. Drew
Ministers Planned to Preach Across District Next Sunday
District Superintendent Rev C F Baker has arranged for several pastors to preach this Sunday. Rev C M Duncan of Westfield and Rev J B Mulcahy of Casey are slated to occupy the pulpit in the morning and evening services at the usual hours.
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C. F. Baker
Marshall
M. Efehuyéh
C. M. Duncan
Westfield
Mulcahy
Casey
Dulpit
Oiling the Streets In Tuscola Promises Dustless Roads
The Tuscola Journal reports success with oiling streets using asphalta a Standard Oil Co product. Two applications of the odorless mix at 5 1/2 cents per gallon and under 2 1/2 cents per frontage foot keep dust down for a season. Business districts anticipate oiling downtown avenues.
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Tuscola Journal
Standard Oil Co
City Electric Light Plant Move and Expansion
Two Indianapolis engineers met with Mayor Slurst and the city council to discuss rebuilding and relocating the city electric light plant. They propose doubling capacity, providing 24 hour service, locating on the Big Four railway, and producing power to operate the water pumping station. The plan would save about $100 monthly on coal hauling and consumption, and make the plant self sustaining without extra tax cost.
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Indianapolis
Slurst
City Electric Light
Big Four
The Show Ring Tactics to Win County Prizes
A veteran showman explains why professional practices win fair prizes. He warns against letting a calf or colt wander and urges pre show grooming feeding and training to make the animal calm polished and ready for the judge.
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Ote Ie Stick
Tai
Corn Prospects Mixed Despite Heavy Rain
The piece notes corn crops may be hurt in poorly drained fields though overall prospects are better than last year. Pasture quality and water for stock are praised, and experts warn drought would have spurred a larger chinch bug invasion in Illinois, balancing the rainy drawbacks.
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Bell Siipwhec Roe
Wena
Potoniao
Wai
Penge
Area 8
Gouldman
S-Inlaw
Mra
Bob Gouldman
Emmet
Cosden
Sh Field
Fannie Gibbons
AV Gibbons
Oktee
Darwin
Cru
Daaznanitenls
Fe Fisey
Wnr
Fes
Fahd
Bohol
Ben Be Srak
Evangelical Association
Andilanes 3
Creal
West Union
Gia A & Seat
Bia
Lawrenceville
Harlan Family Reunion
Nettle & Reed
Louisa Fleming
Job Glovier
Westfield College
Deneen
Marshall Players
Methodist Church
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