Grain Committee Seeks Stable Market Through Cooperation
Indiana Farmers Association district meeting in Lafayette reports a productive session. M. S. Mineh of Chalmers elected to the permanent grain marketing committee to coordinate with other states. The group aims to curb violent market speculation and promote steadier grain prices during the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Raub
P. R. Bousman
Indiana Farmers’ ‘Association
Lafayette
3. S. Mineh
Chalmers
Etain Marketing
Ttsnort
Board of Trade
White County
M. K. Reif
A. F. Nagel
State Committee
Edwards-Parks wedding in Hensselaer July 31
Recrett W Parks son of Charles Parks of Delphi marries Lola Edward of Remington in Hensselaer with Rev. Charles W Post conducting. Guests include the bridegroom’s sister and Andrew Vinsith of Monticello. The couple return to the Parks home in Delphi for reception before leaving on honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recrett W. Parks
Charles Park
Delphi
Mies
Lola Edward
Hensselaer
Vee Moor
Charles W
Father Parks
Croom
Andrew Vinsith
Monticello
Triode
Chate Parks
Delphic
Sandas
Mro Parks
Efe
Wotme
Ateonte
Mabel
Parks i
Sterline
Menticelle
Remington
Visionary Spirit Behind Noble Ambitions
Quote attributed to Andrew Lang about vision surpassing achievement and how literature captures the spirit driving a man. It contrasts the grand aims with the tangible deeds and suggests enduring inspiration comes from what he hopes to accomplish rather than what he has done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lang
Indiana State Fair hosts livestock judging contest for farm youths
The Indiana State Fair opens September 6 with a farm youth judging contest to assess ability to evaluate livestock. County elimination contests form county teams of three youths for the September 7 event directed by G J Christie and C F Goble of Purdue. A 200 trophy, two Purdue scholarships, 225 dollars in cash prizes, and medals will be awarded. Entry blanks available from Chas F Kennedy Seve, 2a Cupitied Building Tudisnapelis Pediat adv lt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 7. Christie
C. F. Goble
Purdue
Chas
FL Kennedy
Seev
Tudisnapelis
Pediat
Auto Wreck Injures Mrs Mellady Near Otterbein
Mrs. Thomas Mellady of this county narrowly escaped severe injuries after a car collision near Fox Den Tippecanoe County. A lighting wire shorted the auto and a blast caused her to leap free while the vehicle wrecked in a ditch. Her brother arrived after hearing the crash and found her unconscious. Nearby Star City reports a 312 acre farm sale by A Nelson and notes interest in a grain elevator stock for fall use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mellady
Otterbein
Asroes Nelson
Starets
Thomas Oo Grions
The
Star
Nelsets
Birth of Red Cross and Clara Barton Era
Brief historical note recounts Henri Dunant witnessing 1859 battle carnage and spurring volunteer care for the wounded. It traces Geneva conferences forming the Red Cross and the 1881 establishment of the American Red Cross by Clara Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Dunant
Geneva
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Professional Crocodile Catchers and Their Risky Trade
A fragment outlines men who enter crocodile habitats for a living. It notes that when a victim is found, a professional crocodile catcher is called to assist in the capture and removal. The piece suggests that such captors avoid interference with the prey and fear retaliation from the crocodile if they act.
Tragic end to Jessie Hedrick Ray Brown’s career in Chicago
Jessie Hedrick Ray Brown, once in the limelight, died in a car crash on Forty third Street at Michigan Avenue when a steering knuckle failure caused a collision. Also killed was Robert J. Bock and seriously injured John Healy. Brown’s controversial past included a suit over Frank Ray’s estate and a later self defense acquittal in a 1920 shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hedrick Ray Brown
Chicago
Brown
Forty-third Street
Michigan Avenue
Robert J. Bock
John Healy
P. J. Healy
Tippecanoe County
Lafayette
Ray
Frank Brown
Motion Picture Operators Union
Mrs Morton Fraser Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs Morton Fraser died at her Dewey street home Saturday evening after an extended tuberculosis illness. She had lived in Burnettsville before moving to the city. Survived by husband Morton Fraser, her father Sidney W. Graham, two brothers Thomas and Robert, three sisters, two stepsons Roscoe and Fred Fraser, and other relatives. Funeral Monday at one o'clock from the family home, with Rev. FL Hours of the Methodist church officiating. burial in Burnettsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Fraser
Dewey Street
Eleanor 9
Graham
Jefferson Township
Cass County
Sidney W
Nancy
Burnetteville
Tol
Thomas Graham
Burnettsville
Robert Graham
Angeles
California
Mary Graham
Harmon Maria
This City
William Baer
Monticello
Roscoe
Fred Fraser
FL. Hours
Methodist Church
Dr H L Miller leaves Delphi practice for Monticello
The Delphi Journal reports Dr H L Miller a chiropractor must abandon his Delphi practice as Dr Sanders moves his large Monticello and Monon patient loads into Miller. Readers recall his week visits and high patient regard while noting Sanders will take over in Attica from the late Dr Morin. The item ends with a brief brain anatomy anecdote and average brain weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Miller
Delphi
Miller
Sanders
Monon
Monticello
Delph
Attics
FE. R. Morin
En Route to Ft. Collins Field Family Letter Report
Mr and Mrs C W Field and family are at Ft Collins Colorado writing July 28 about a long automobile trip from Monticello. They describe fine Kansas dirt roads good crops in Kaw Valley wheat harvests and a crowded housing market with high prices and scarce rental options in Ft Collins. The town has wide concrete streets trolley lines and mountains five miles away with plentiful tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Field
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Monticello
Gielnity
Kansas
Denver
Kaw Valley
Missouri
Kansas Town
Indiana
Sunday Service Schedule and Union Services at Monticello
A530 a.m. Sunday School W315 a.m. Morning Worship on The Change led Price. Presentation of infant’s baptism. 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p.m. Union Services at the Christian Church led by Rev. H. H. T. Wilson. Pastor Hf. T. Wilson. Monticello Markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
the Christian Church
HH. T. Wilson
Hf. T. Wilson
Poultry Culling Demonstrations Set Across County
Countywide poultry culling demonstrations begin August 11 with sessions at Andrew Humphreys farm near Wolcott and Miss Nettie Whiteher’s near Monticello. C. W. Carrick will lead the two sessions, replacing earlier plans for Prory Phillips. County Agent Bausman will host more events in August across Monticello and Jackson Township and urges communities to contact him to schedule demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Humphreys
Wolcott
Miss Nettie Whiteher
Monticello
Prory. Phillips
C. W. Carrick
Bausman
Chas. Holladay
Z. E. Hornbeck
E. J. Horney
Jackson Township
Teacher Resigns From Monticello High School
Glen Stewart, chair of History and English, will not return this year after resigning. He plans to join the Laporte Herald staff for newspaper work. Principal Elder aims to fill the vacancy in the next two to three weeks while retaining most of the current faculty except Miss Martha Capper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stewart
Monticello
Stewart
Laporte
Martha Capper
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State Bank OF
Minch
Rensselaer
Tine
Iectional
Parks Ha
Toe Herald
Sarah Whitman
Vere
Peru
Deere of
Chitalrev
Rebekah Oddfellowshis
Puidera Diebenun Lodee
Eiehr
Eebtees
Wits
Mars
Unisety
Mr. Shell
Crain
John Deere
BR. Gardner
Birth of Red Crosseden
Castoria
Mrs. Morton Fraser
DR. Miller
Presbyterian Church
Intan
Alee
Ate Neal Atlas
Turkeys Lane
Glenn Stewart
Wory
Blakes
McLaughlin
C. E. Barnes
Goff Bros
Columbia
Grafonoa
Brunswick
Colum
Bia Records
Ackerman Music Shop
Hart Schaff
Ner & Marx
SAS
Hart Schaffner & Mars
the Goodman Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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