Local notes from Indianapo lis to Rockville and Dana
Local items report D I Dunlap in Indianapo lis visits and multiple residents visiting or hosting relatives in Indianapolis Columbus Ohio and Rockville. Social calls include birthdays sales and weddings with several marriages noted and a bootlegging arrest in Mecca. Smallpox concerns rise near Dana and surrounding townships with vaccination urged.
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Edgar County
Ill
Brouillets Creek
Prairie Townships
Vermillion County
Ind
Dana
Vincennes Woman Praises Trutona For Pain Relief
Mrs. Emily B. Elmore of Vincennes Indiana says Trutona eased her stomach liver and kidney troubles after a year of discomfort. She reports improved appetite less pain and fewer dizzy spells and endorses the medicine publicly. Trutona is being introduced in Montezuma at L J Murdock's druggist.
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Vincennes
Ind
Trutona
Emily B. Elmore
Emison Avenue
L. J. Murdock
Don’t Prod Your Liver to Action
An old time health warning promotes Nature’s Remedy NR Tablets to tonify the digestive system. The ad claims benefits for stomach liver bowels kidneys improving digestion biliousness and constipation with a money back guarantee for a 25 cent box. It urges occasional use to maintain good condition and avoid daily medicines.
Juries for November List of Names
Grand juries for November include Robert O Knight Jackson to Charles D Collings Union Alonzo M Crooks Raccoon Orlan Chapman Penn Robert Hopkins Sugar Creek Orley Adams Florida Petit W J Skinner Wabash Clare Connelly Washington Wm Ball Florida Charles Carter Sugar Creek J W Bean Liberty Claude Garmichael Union W F Sherrill Reserve Tony Hartman Raccoon John Bruebeck Adams Eli Biggers Howard B Garver Adams John H E Boswell Penn
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Robert O. Knight
Jackson
Charles D. Collings
Union
Alonzo M. Crooks
Raccoon
Orlan Chapman
Penn
Robert Hopkins
Sugar Creek
Orley Adams
Florida
W. J. Skinner
Wabash
Clare Connelly
Washington
Wm. Ball
Charles Carter
J. W. Bean
Liberty
Claude Garmichael
W. F. Sherrill
Tony Hartman
John Bruebeck
Adams
Eli Biggers
Howard
B. Garver
John HE. Boswell
Grand jury names listed for Thursday call
A long list of names including Grand-John Bolla George E Beauchamp Highland Chas Hosford Eugene Frank Harvey Vermillion James P Houston Helt Sheldon S Anderson Clin ton Petit Henry Bowman Rich ard S Alderson Victor Jones Highland Samm Holaday Edward Howard Geo Hammond Eugene James S Gorman Robert R Elder Vermillion Lawrence Heber Clyde G Hid die Joseph W Grimes Helt Thomas Elder Clinton. The grand jury will be called for Thursday.
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John Bolla
George E. Beauchamp
Highland
Chas. Hosford
Eugene
Frank Harvey Vermillion
James P. Houston
Helt
Sheldon S. Anderson
Clinton
Boy shoots out a window in Shelbyville Union item
In Paris Illinois a Frank McQueen allegedly fired at a horse and buggy causing alarm as a boy warned to look out the window according to a Shelbyville Daily Union note.
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Shelbyville Aily Union
Paris
Tod
Frank McQueen
Seburn Cox Visits Farge Area With Quincy Bowman
Seburn Cox of Farge North Dakota spent Wednesday with Quincy Bowman and family, sharing time in local visits and conversations about community events.
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Nelson Miles
Scotland
Ill
Bert Miles
Robert Manon
Quincy
Ben Pitman
Seburn Cox
Farge
Orth Dakota
Quincy Bowman
Fami
Indiana Defends Strengths Praises State Fails on Climate
A verse praising Indiana highlights its agriculture schools and people as thrifty brave and fair with strong livestock and smooth highways yet condemns its climate calling winters beastly frigid and unbecoming. The poem claims other states offer better climate while Indiana excels in farming education and infrastructure.
Hendersons Move to Clinton Residents Start New School Job
Orin Henderson and his wife moved to Clinton on Saturday where Henderson works as a janitor at a local school. L. J. Murdock visited Indianapolis for two days on business. Jesse Sanders and wife from Bloomingdale visited Mrs. Quincy Bowman. Mrs. A McKin left for a three week visit with daughters in Clinton. Subscriptions are noted as lacking for about two dozen readers. Dr. M. C. Phillips hosted guests including his father and brother with Mrs. Davies and child returning home. Belle Scott and son Rus sell visited Indianapolis for baptism at Olive Branch Christian church where Mildred Scott was baptized.
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Wm. Bowman
Sa.e
Davies & Son
Bloomingdale
John Fletcher
Ridgefarm, Ill
Orin Henderson
Clinton
Henderson
Jesse Sanders
Quincy Bowman
A. McKin
Gertrude Jackson
Ida Morgan
Belle Scott
Russell
C. W. Scott
Indianapolis
Olive Branch Christian Church
Mildred Scott
Spectacles and their medieval origins discussed
The text traces the origin of spectacles from Latin roots to medieval invention. It mentions a Florentine monk Alessandro di Spina and Roger Bacon as contributors, noting spectacles were created to aid those with defective sight and served as a display for eye grace.
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Alessandro di Spina
Roger Bacon
Mesopotamia's Legacy In Art Science And Power
A concise overview notes Mesopotamia as cradle of Assyrian and Babylonian empires. It highlights rich resources and cultural achievements, asserting lasting influence despite ancient decline and noting enduring humor in the region's history.
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Egypt
Mesopotamia
Tirbire
Raising Foxes on Ranches Industry Spreads
The text notes ranch bred foxes are raised across Canadian provinces and in northern U S states, with beginnings in Japan and Norway. It highlights adaptation of the black fox to domestic conditions in favorable climates.
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United States
Japan
Norway
Liberty Demands Full Loyalty Quote Embraced
A historical quotation asserts Liberty demands complete loyalty as the nation grows, warning against half measures and tying state reverence to growth. The speaker emphasizes honoring Liberty in name and form while questioning trust and devotion amidst expansion.
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Lord Macaulay
Trade in Feathers Reaches Brazil Market
An Affair Division report notes thousands of English women’s discarded hats are exported yearly to Brazil where they are eagerly bought by local buyers. Men strip feathers and ornaments from hats and present bare straw shapes to their womenfolk.
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Brazil
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Montezuma
Indiana
D. I. Dunlap
Mildred Murdock
R. W. Sutton
Thomas Dunlap
M. McGinty
Helen
A. G. Kay
Decatur, Ill
J. A Pickel and
Mrs. Monroe Wilfong
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. Brockway
Marie
Chas. Back
Judson
Eli Craft
Miss Hannah
John Cole
Harvey D. Kohr
Charles
Saina. Kan
Ed Bales
Ella Rierden
Albert Scott
Near Town
Wm. E. Kemp
Arthur Powell
Wm. Breckway
Allen
Wallace Boyd
Rockville
Annapolis
Martha Ford
North Salem
James Naylor
Wm. F. Cronin
Gertrude
Terre Haute
Sarah Jane Bailey
Fred Mathas
Fred Buchanan
Fannie Miles
Freeman Cox
Wesley Hughes
Mayme Christie
Virginia
Jesse
Robert Goodwin
Rosedale
Frank Mathas
Mrs. Wm. Craft and
Mrs. Haworth
Mary Blue
Olive Torpett
Los Angeles
Cal
Freeman Knowles
Veedersburg
Harley Jones
Minnie Jones
Albert Jerome
Maud Davies
Dorothy Elizabeth
M. C Phillips
John A. Linebarger
Wilebur Blue
J. E. Johnston
M. J. Brown
M. C. Phillips
Jadson
Montana
Joe Stitts, Jr
Mecca
Thompson
Republican
Arthur Henley
Mr. and
Mr Henley
Mn. Bowman
Ford
Dan Cartell
Ben Pitman Jr
Bertha Swaim
William Bowman
Jamiter
Canton
Rin
Pearl Cox
Maude Cotton
This Place
Claude Pitman
Hoel
Anderson
Vermil County Democrat
New
American Legion
G. W. Francis
Methodist Church
Ancis
Ise
Ion M
Pasadena
Jopie
Harry Davies
First National Bank
Ndiana
Federal
Ieser' Ste
Kemp’s Gash Grocery
Arid Nmieat Market
Baltimore
Busy Bee
James Gilmore
Geo. Mathas and Son
U. W. Spencer
J. M. Hanner
F. Lang
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