Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
John Li Scott of Scotland Illinois spent Wednesday with Mrs Perry F McNamee. C C Farner and wife were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Robert Ingerton are improving. Benjamin Pitman Jr of Shepherdsville visits grandparents. Wim Metz of Fairview visited Ben Pitman and son Claude. Mrs Claude Pitman is ill. John Ingerton of Connersville visits his father Robert Ingerton. Mrs Ralph Purcell remains ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs James Jared spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs
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John Li. Scott
Scotland, Il
Perry F. McNamee
C. C. Farner
Geo. Hamilton
Benjamin Pitman, Jr
Shepherdsville
Wim, Metz
Fairview
Ben Pitman
Claude
John Ingerton
Connersville
Robert Ingerton
Ab supper Monday evening by Mary Schulte
Harry Reeder of Indianapolis spent a couple of days with home folks. Ee honest with all your fellow men. Marshall Minn News-Messenger
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Mary Schulte
Harry Reeder
Indianapolis
Marshall
Minn
News
Blessed is the man who can wait ten minutes for his supper
A Cayuga Herald quip notes daily blessings for patience and restraint in household life. It praises the tempered cook, patient wife, capable young woman, wise youth, and busy neighbors who mind their own affairs, while Echo asks where the blessed reside.
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Blessed
United States
Echo
Cayuga Herald
Owls Work Monday Night at Clinton Nest Feast
The Owls of Clinton Nest conferred the degree for the local Hoo Hoo birds. A feast followed and all enjoyed a good time late into the night.
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Clinton
Support a Good Band the Best Advertisement for a Town
A crowd of civic exhortations encourages praising local institutions and to advertise and patronize town merchants. The piece urges moral effort, public spirit, orderly cooperation, and honest competition to foster growth and a healthy community atmosphere.
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Good Country Tributary
Depletion of Forests Threatens Southern Pine Trade
The bulk of export timber comes from southern yellow pine, now only 222 billion feet remains. With an annual cut near 17 billion board feet, about 14 years of original supply survive. An official Southern Pine Association statement shows mills will exhaust 81.6 percent in 5 years, 95.3 percent in 10 years, and 99 percent in 15 years.
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Southern Pine Association
Pulett Sale Promises Stock and Implements Friday
Ford cars in transit pass through town daily for a fortnight. Frank B. Bowman advertises a Pulett Sale of stock and implements for Friday March 5. Bowman also offers a fine lot of horses for sale.
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Ford
Frank B. Bowman
Pulett
Bowman
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Claude Pitman
Ralph Purcell
Mrs
James Jared
Mam
Leeds
Ey Odal
Clinton, Indiana
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