Coming Saturday Original sketches by Bernice Ladd Lyceum
Original sketches and character readings by Miss Bernice Ladd will be presented Saturday evening November 6 as part of the Lyceum course. The program will feature vivid mimicry of Italian vendors Irish laborers Swedish immigrants and other personas along with playlets and literary selections by the accomplished reader.
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Lyceum
Bernice Ladd
Miss Ladd
Talian Venders
Miss
Barnice Ladd Delights Lyceum Audiences Across America
Miss Barnice Ladd brings a universal program that pleases every listener with thorough technique and a strong performance record from many parts of America. Her charming personality and sincere style mark her as a standout on any Lyceum course.
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Barnice Ladd
Lyceum
America
Bernice Ladd Delights Audiences on Lyceum Night
Press comments praise Miss Bernice Ladd, a well known dramatic reader, for her Lyceum showing on November 6. Reviews cite her renditions of An Italian on the War Mrs Casey and the Beauty Doctor and Morning in a Boarding House Kitchen. Critics from Cedar Rapids Englewood Hyde Park and Chicago celebrate her charm and audience appeal.
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Bernice Ladd
Lyceum
Opera House
Miss Ladd
Mrs. Casey
Hyde Park
Tribune
Mary A. Blood
Columbia College of Expression
Chicago
Wedding Invitations and Announcements at the Enterprise Office
The Enterprise Office displays wedding invitations, announcements, and calling cards in an artistically arranged set. The collection highlights personal notices and social notes prepared for local readers.
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Enterprise
Dana Bank Robbery Stuns Town Before Insurance Cover
A young stout robber entered the First National Bank at Dana around 9 am on Monday. He forced President S. E. Scott and two others to surrender cash, then fled in a new unlicensed Ford touring car heading north. About 1700 dollars were taken. vault remained closed and loss insured. Detectives hunt for the suspect.
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First National Bank
Dana
S. E. Scott
J. W. Newton
H. F. Scott
Local residents visit and attend sales and visits in SOUTIL LIBERTY
Mrs. Oscar Norman and daughter Beulah and Mrs. Jane Harvey visited Thursday with Mrs. Mabel Grimes. Mrs. Alma Cristy visited Mrs. Brock. Attendees from here at the Thomas Lee sale near Cates on Tuesday. John Brock and daughter Marybell of Silverwood visited relatives here. Wilson Jackson was in Terre Haute Friday.
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Oscar Norman
Beulah
Jane Harvey
Mabel Grimes
John Brock
Marybell
Silverwood
Wilson Jackson
Terre Haute
Halloween Socials Mark Weekend in West Union
Marshall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Claude Witsman of West Union. A Halloween party was held at Miss Margaret McMasters home. Rev Clark conducted services at Mt Herman. Ward and Morris Norman visited with Mrs Marie Grimes. Alfous Spivey hosted a Halloween party with coffee pie apples and popcorn. Edisons and Pathe Phonographs shown at Murdocks.
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Marshall
Claude Witsman
West Union
Margaret McMasters
Clark
Mt. Herman
Ward
Morris Norman
Marie Grimes
Alfous Spivey
Twilight Time Poem Fragment on Life’s Cycle
A reflective verse about the year’s end and life’s pattern of work and play. It muses on God storing “pretty toys” for spring and summer, while children weave garlands with golden days and life returns to quiet until then.
Trains Change Time For Northbound Brazil Route
North bound noon train on the C. and EK. I. line now due 11 46 replacing 12 02. Brazil division north bound train now due 7 18 instead of 7 59.
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Brazil
Good Entertainment for Saturday Evening and Miss Ladd
Miss Bernice Ladd performs on the Lyceum course on Saturday evening November 6 at 8 PM. The program features original sketches and varied mimicry that portray everyday life with humor and charm. She also offers selections of standard dramatic and literary works.
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Bernice Ladd
Lyceum
Miss Ladd
Local Fragments From Colama School and Community
Supt. John H. Jollief visited the school Tuesday morning. Mrs. T. H. Smith spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sim Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bosley returned from Wisconsin where they visited their son Frank. Lawrence Woodard and family were guests of John Featherston. Mrs. John Smith hosted Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and their daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Parke Smith and children. Mary Alice Kuhns visited friends Saturday and Sunday. Attendees from here mourned Dr. Morris’s funeral in Rockville Sunday. Will Lineberry and P. M. Dooley and son John were ill with influenza. Mrs. E. J. Hall visited her daughters Katie Hall and Hart You wan at Clinton. Rachel Weaver visited Illinois with daughter Mrs. Miller. Jim Haworth and granddaughter visited Hzia Cook in Bloomingdale, Edison’s and Pathé Phono.
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John Smith
Frank Smith
Parke Smith
Dr. Morris
Rockville
Will Lineberry
Jim Haworth
Hzia Cook
Bloomingdale
Skunks Valued in Odd Diplomacy Efforts
A fragment notes efforts toward friendly relations with a skunk and cites some cases. The text is incomplete but implies inquiry into unusual animal diplomacy and human scenarios. No clear dates or names are readable.
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Aod J
Skunk as Farm Aid Says U S Department Endorses
The Biological Survey of the Agriculture Department reports skunks are the best wild animal helper for farmers destroying pests. A farmer could have 2 to 8 dozen skunks at work, yielding 50 to 100 for a year, if dens are respected and yards kept skunkproof. Fur prices are low but expected to recover. New York State annual skunk catch valued at about 1 million dollars, with potential 38 million if more are of high grade. A preserve of black skunks could boost future catches.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Pitman and Son Open New Garage with Office In Place
Pitman and Son have moved into a new garage with a cozy office and ample storage for at least two dozen cars. Mrs Claude Pitman will run the office while Mr Pitman and son Claude handle repairs and all work offered to their line.
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Pitman & Son
Claude Pitman
Mr. Pitman
Claude
Local Social Roundup Sees Neighbors Visiting Friends
Leatherwood Will Paddock moved to a new home near Bloomingdale last week. Hattie Featherston visited Mrs. Sarah Bailey. Vera Knight stayed with her sister west of Hills and spent Saturday night with home folks. George Feather and Mrs. Jacob Oblinger vington were at Mr. Williams and Mrs. Lewis's. Herbert Lindley and Tony Weaver visited Mrs. James Lewis on Sunday. Jennie and Helen My stayed in Montezuma with home folks. Fisons and Pathe Phones at Murdocks.
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Vera Knight
West of Hills
Sunday Services at M. E. Church
Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. with worship at 10:30 a.m. The pastor delivers the sermon. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. All are invited to attend for fellowship and worship.
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M. FE
Quiet Resistance Sparks Debate Over Personal Tastes
A public discussion arises as individuals weigh expression against social expectations. Advocates argue for free preference while opponents warn of friction, highlighting cultural norms and individual autonomy in shared spaces.
Paul Thomas Pays for Dead Animals and Phone Bills
Paul Thomas of Dana Indiana agrees to cover costs for dead animals and related telephone charges as part of an informal settlement.
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Paul Thomas
Dana, Ind
Sunday Socials Highlight West Union Guests
West Union and Mrs Canine of Wave spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ivan Causey. Mr and Mrs Geo Cory had Sunday dinner with Mrs Wm Lewis. Thad Fellows of Domingdale visited Mr and Mrs T A Garmand. Chas Causey and others visited Mrs Elmer Gar F and Mrs Lizzie Lewman. Frank Shirley returned home in Salt Lake City this week.
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Canine of
Wave
Ivan Causey
Geo. Cory
Wm. Lewis
Thad Fellows
dGmingdale
Sunday Visine
T. A. Garmand
Chas. Causey
Jake Linebarger
Elmer Gar F
Lizzie Lewman
Frank Shirley
Salt Lake City
Local Families Visit Over Weekend in West Union Area
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Manwaring and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woody of Kingman. Mrs. Lee Featherston and her little son are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jinebarger returned home after a short visit with relatives near West Union. Grandma Cox ate dinner Sunday with Gray Cox and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sherrill and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sherrill.
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Chas. Manwaring
Tom Woody
Kingman
Lee Featherston
Sam Smith
Jake Jinebarger
and Near West Union
Grandma Cox
Gray Cox
Wm. Sherrill
John Wilson
Ivan Sherrill
Edisons
Pathe
Murdocks
The Youth's Companion Holiday Gift Appeal
An old fashioned ad extols giving The Youth's Companion as an enduring non perish able present offering weekly delight. Details include 1921 issues 52 numbers plus 1920 issues and calendar for 1921, plus McCall's Magazine 1921, all for $3.50. Subscriptions available at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St Boston MA.
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Youth’s Companion
Companion Home Calender
McCall’s Magazine
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Pilgrims Seek Freedom and Foundation at Plymouth Rock
Three centuries ago a small group sailed seeking religious freedom and a new home. They faced perils, scarce supplies, and harsh autumnal wind as they founded a colony on Plymouth Rock built not by wealth but by faith and perseverance.
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Atlantic Ocean
Plymouth Rock
Foundations of Liberty and Faith Motivate a Nation
The speaker argues that America was founded on hope faith and courage of early settlers. He warns that neglecting these primeval principles leads to injustice ruin and national decline. He urges adherence to right and rejection of past erasure to ensure the country’s success.
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America
House and Lot for Sale in Montezuma Hill Addition
House and lot 17 in the Hill addition to Montezuma for sale. Five rooms, well and cistern, fruit and shade trees, outbuildings. West of the new High School building under construction. Also advertising cleaning rag needs at Printing Office and social commentary notes.
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Montezuma
Love Among the Churches and sect bitterness noted
Dr. Lyman P. Howell cites petty sectarian bitterness as example. A visitor asks a dying church pillar about progress. he answers that the church is not doing well, but adds that the others are not doing any better. Christian Register.
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Lyman P. Howell
Christian Register
Republicans Win In Nationwide Landslide Victory Report
Early returns describe a sweeping Republican triumph coast to coast with major leads against Cox and the League of Nations. Democrats face a historic defeat, with Harding achieving a very large national majority and decisive state and county margins reported.
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Cox
League of Nations
Harding
Sale notices and garden hints from Friday frost
For Sale Overland Roadster in fine condition by L. J. Murdock and also Dodge touring car 1919 model in good condition with 5 tires by Mrs. Wm Brockway. Electric Light Office open after the 8th each month in afternoons. For Sale Favorite cast iron range heating stove Wilson Kitchen Cabinet new by C. F. Ingle phone 129. Frost Friday night. gardens laid low. people eager for thicker clothing.
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Wm Brockway
Wilson Kitchen
New
For Sale Sae nS eA i a Secs and Place Ad
Scribbled note advertises sale of items with vague description and location. No clear organizer or dates provided.
Frank Bowman Builds Fine Barn and Outbuildings
A report notes Frank Bowman’s well constructed barn and outbuildings on his property, highlighting solid workmanship and practical design that enhance farm operations.
Trains Schedule Details Across Regions
A timetable lists multiple daily trains for the Cl. and W. lines with morning and afternoon departures. It includes Sunday fast trains and a regional Brazil division schedule noting south and north departures and a late evening northbound run.
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Dana Bank
Soutil Liberty
Alma Cristy
Mrs. Brock
Thomas Lee
Cates
Coloma News
John H. Jollief
T. H. Smith
Mrs. Sim Smith
J. H. Bosley
Wisconsin
Lawrence Woodard
John Featherston
Mary Alice Kuhns
P. M. Dooley
John
E. J. Hall
Katie Hall
Hart Youwan
Clinton
Rachel Weaver
Ilinois
Mrs. Miller
Mra da
Ers
Will Paddock
Bloomingast
Hattie Featherston
Sarah Bailey Atezuma
George Feather
Charles Williams
Jacob Oblingervington
Herbert Lindley
Tony Weaver
James Lewis
Ises Jennie
Helen Myyho
Montezu
Fisons and Pathe
M. E. Services
Cecil Cox
Min and
Ross
Sherrill
Fyneville
Maude McNamee
Overland
L. J. Murdock
Fred Pitman
Frank Bowman
CL. 1
W. East
West
Gale Henry
Billy West
Billy Franey
William Russell
Mutt and
Jeff
Owen Moore
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Ray
Tom MIX
Francy
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