Save Armenia Women Rally Backed by General Federation
Major General Leonard Wood is urged to support a Lenten sacrifice for Near East Relief to save Armenian women who are starving homeless and exposed to cold and violence. Mrs. Thom as G Winter leads the appeal emphasizing the fate of women as the nation’s symbol of Christian womanhood.
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Leonard Wood
Thomas G Winter
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Womanhood of
Armenia
Mrs. Winter
America
Women of Armenia Faithful in Lenten Sacrifice Call
The speaker urges the General Federation women to join in making sacrifice during Lent to save the womanhood of Armenia. This appeal centers on collective moral obligation and religious devotion to protect Armenian women from hardship.
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General Federation
Armenia
Young Life Ended in Tangier Community
On March 9 1821 at St Anthony s hospital a young man died after a brief illness March 10 1896 he was born in Tangier Ind and christened Lloyd Wimmer He married Opal Knight Aug 22 1917 in Newport Ind and two children Lola Maxine and Lois Charlene survive His funeral was held in Hillsdale and Tangier with burial in Tangier cemetery He left his wife two children his parents a brother Oscar and sister Irene plus relatives and friends He worked a retail milk route in Clinton for two years and was a member of the Friend s church and the I O O F lodge.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
Friend’s Church
Tangier
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Hillsdale
Ind
Lola Maxine
Lois Charlene
Oscar
St. Bernice
Irene
Samuel Harvey
Cayuga
E. T. Miles
Wabash Valley Earthquake Shakes region Monday morning
A strong earthquake struck the Wabash Valley around 6 15 am Monday causing widespread trembling over thirty to forty miles. locals compared the blast to an explosion with a following tremor and speculated about causes from a Clinton Powder Mill to distant disturbances.
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Wabash
Wabash Valley
Clinton
Chicago
Danville
Higher the Lower commuter ticket riddle confuses travelers
A Michigan paper reports exchanges about train fares to Grand Rapids where agents argue over upper and lower berths. The joke pivots on a paradox: higher prices for lower comfort, as the clerk pretends the lower is higher and the higher is lower.
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Michigan
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Community drives target debt dodgers with pay up days
Several towns including Danville Illinois host pay up days and conscience weeks to shame nonpayers. The movement aims to publicize debt dodgers and tighten credit control, labeling those who avoid obligations as a threat to local commerce.
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Danville
Ill
Not a Dead Beat Pays Debts Promptly, Creditors Say
The piece contrasts a responsible debtor who explains his inability to pay in full and arranges a plan with creditors with the so called dirty dead beat who never intends to pay. It calls for systems that lock credit doors to force honesty.
New Resort Under Construction At Lodi Mineral Spring
Lodi Mineral Wells Co under William Nye of Lafayette cleans grounds near Lodi mineral spring between Lodi and Silv erwood. A building will enclose the bathing pool with a dancing and skating floor to operate with the baths. Stockholders are locally based. no hotel or sanatorium planned this season, travelers to the springs to be accommodated in tents. The water is claimed to be among the nation’s finest mineral waters.
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The
Lodi
United States
Salvation Army Band Announces World Tour Plans
The Salvation Army's Great International Staff Band based in England plans a forthcoming global tour. The announcement highlights an extensive schedule to bring the ensemble's music to audiences worldwide.
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Salvation Army
England
Telegraph Service Removed From C. I. & W. Depots
The telegraph service has been withdrawn from C. I. & W. depots at Marshall Russellville and several other points, signaling a cutback in operations across the line.
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Marshall
Russellville
VisHy Monte Tour Arrangements Across Illinois
Report of a coordinated tour through Illinois towns including Newman Hume Crisman and Dana with stops in Cola and Terre Haute. The second tour of cooperative leaders aims to meet on a day to be announced and routed via a special train.
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Greater
Terre Haute
Sh Valley Empire
Spetrain
Cola
Illinois
Newman
Hume
Ccrisman
Dana U
Clinton Tops Montezuma In Rough Local Basketball Match
In a Friday night game Clinton edges Montezuma 14 to 13 as Huxford and Grier star for Clinton. Reel sealed victory with a late center shot while Montezuma failed to convert in the final minutes.
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Montezuma Hotrocks
Clinton
Monte
Reel
Huxford and
Grier
Montezuma
Clinton Cummins
Huxford Reel
Branerd
Hamilton
C. Keltz
Montgomery Rg
Huxford
B. Pressler
Thomas
People of Our Town Jolly Fat Man Spreads Cheer
A local feature sketches a cheerful, benevolent figure known as the Good Scout who personifies good humor and cheer. The piece notes that everyone has troubles, yet this character brings positive mood to the town.
Early News Submissions Urged By Local Paper
The editor pleads for news items by Monday to meet production deadlines. Clergy notices and local items are requested earlier as the crew runs seven to ten columns weekly. Late submissions force reliance on filler and hamper printing, mailing, and subscriber delivery.
Correspondents urged to mail news by Monday noon
The paper requests all news items be mailed early Monday to avoid late submissions. News arriving Wednesday noon or later will not be read, as the newsroom aims to finish printing in time for bed.
Mathas Starts Poultry Route With New Ford Truck
Mr George Mathas buys a Ford truck to run three regular poultry and egg collection routes. Farmers can call 96 to have the truck sent for poultry. He will also continue coal feed and junk business as before.
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George Mathas
Financial week shows drops in bank clearings and failures
Editor Price notes bank clearings down 15.7 percent versus last year while prices fell 20 percent in the same period. Failures totaled 849, up from 521 the prior week and 104 in 1920, with a financial agency citing that 84 percent of failures did not advertise.
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Price of Commerce and Finance
Chicago
Funeral cortege of Mrs. 8. B. Mayes passes to Paris Nl
The funeral procession for Mrs. 8. B. Mayes, who died at her daughter Mrs. Alpha Webster’s home near Bloomingdale, moved through town Tuesday morning on the way to Paris Nl for interment after services.
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8. B. Mayes
Alpha Webster
Bloomingdale
Paris
New Feature “People of Our Town” Adds Week’s Character
The Enterprise introduces a weekly bottom page feature listing a “Kid” then “Jolly Fellow” with a note that next week will reveal another character. It promises readers humor and honest reflection, adding variety to the dry country paper.
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Enterprise
Kid
Train Schedules for C J and W East West and North South
The timetable lists train times for C J W East at 8 05 am and 2 13 pm West 9 05 am and 5 58 pm Co E J South 6 08 am 1 46 pm North 12 01 pm 4 01 pm Brazil division South 6 01 pm North 7 18 am.
Perry McNamee Hosts Father in Scottish Sunday Visit
Perry McNamee and his wife entertained their father Mr. John L. Scott of Scottland Illinois on Sunday with family gathering and hospitality.
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Perry McNamee
John L. Scott
Scottland
Illinois
WanrEep old in grain carpet and carpet rags
A brief fragment notes a grain carpet and carpet rags connected to a case. Details are sparse, with no clear names, dates, or locations available in the readable text.
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WanrEep
S. Case
Prize Winning Geratn Butt Rocks At One Dollar Fifty
Mrs. James Manwaring of Rockville Indiana wins a prize valued at one dollar and fifty cents for a drawing labeled Butt Rocks. The Enterprise Daily Ter re Haute Star record the event as a year long mark in local prize history.
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The
Enterprise
Daily Terre Haute Star
Au Save
James Manwaring
Rockville
Ind
Lighting prices from A. E. Higbee catalog
Pricing list shows carbon lamps at 16 candle power for 15 cents each. Tungsten lamps 50 watt and smaller priced at 33 cents each. Mazda lamps 50 watt and smaller offered at 40 cents each.
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Mazda
A. E. Higbee
Paul Thomas to Pay for Dead Animals and Phone Charges
Paul Thomas of Dana Indiana will cover costs for dead animals and related telephone charges, as recorded in a local notice.
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Paul Thomas
Dana, Ind
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