Local Notes From The County News In Brookston
The County News reports on Brookston family visits and hospital actions. Logansport preparations for holidays include arrivals to Monticello and Sit Kat. Mrs. Ide Overley visits Mrs. Norah Bunkle. Netta Whiteher visits Ernest Cripe in Logansport hospital. Mrs Cripe’s operation earlier gave a critical period but improved. Mrs. Charles Ruakle and Mrs. M WooWhorh visit Logansport. Masbelle Koel visits Patton sister Laladohnsen and plans to attend Christmas program. Roy VanBuren and Chicago-born son stay with Gius Finerson for holidays.
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Mis. Netta Whiteher
Ernest Cripe
Logansport
Cripe
Charles Ruakle
M WooWhorh
Masbelle Koel
Laladohnsen
Patton
Roy VanBuren
Chcago
Dave
Gius Finerson
Christmas Eve Service at Church Planned With Youth Program
A Christmas tree event and pre sermon program are planned Friday evening at the church with all invited. Local families visit and attend services. Rev Alvin Hall preaches at Zion Bethel last Thursday evening and praise is given for his new work.
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Mere
Logan Hrehes
Willian Englert
Lewis Lantz
Henry Walthers
Zion Betrel
Alvin Hall
Lewis Quhn
Hemphill
Turin
Baffalo
George Forber
Local Socials and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
The piece lists numerous Sunday gatherings and visits among local families. Names such as Marvin Pickering, Delbert Compton, Frank Park, Gilbert Barcus, Jaime Rankin, Everett Harmon, Gay Nhnakhammer, Marion Wilson, and Thomas Sehotiig appear in brief notices of meals, church activities, and neighborhood hospitality around Brookston and nearby areas.
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Delbert Compton
Sanday
Frank Park
Gilbert Barcus
Jaime~ Rankin
Brookston
Everett Harmon
Gay
Marion Wilson
Trote
Willa
Arupoof Thulmers
Thomasehotiig
Dlordean’s Grove
Cuests
Afro
Afri
Ram
Ute
Fragmented OCR News Snippet with Mixed Names and Phrases
A garbled page fragment lists names such as Tein and Mel and references to places like Monte and Shas. It mentions patents, payments, and possible affiliations with Om Spade and Maiese. Overall content is unclear and many items appear mis read.
Local Social News Highlights and Visitors
Mrs Sylvia Boldman hosted visitors in Earl Park on Monday and Tuesday. Edgar Nace spent the weekend at home. Mrs Gladys Ciurti attended a gathering with Mrs Boldman on Saturday. A group including Mr and Mrs Fred Gauvier and Wilbur Brads appeared with others among Sunday guests in May. Debone Clarke and others were noted with Mr Hobert Harmon. A meeting was held Sunday evening with Mr rite and Mrs Jeltr among attendees. Sneakers were seen by A Stephan and Fred Sargento attended.
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Sylvia Boldman
Earl Park
Edgar Nace
Gladys Ciurti
Cuest Aio
Evenue
Fred Gauiier
Wilbur Brads
Cora
Mary
Pearl Miller
Mierie Shaver
Rida Touts
May
Dontl Nechola
Miroo
Moe
Debone Clarke
Sarily
Mee Chirte- Ch
Hobert Harmon
Kees
Ales
Mie
Jolinee
Sadie
Rite Mis
Sanday
Geeta Ratier Teal
A. Stephan
Fred Sargento
Ali
Christmas cantata at Pine Grove church Saturday night
The Pine Grove church hosts the Christmas cantata Down the Chimney with Santa Claua on Saturday night inviting all. The article also mentions local names and various community happenings with unclear details scattered through the text.
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Santa Claua
Elurch
Ernest
Frank Harmon
Billy Lebo
Lafayette
Lebo
Local Notices Detail Family Losses and Social Visits
The obituary column notes the death of A. Staungle on Monday and lists relatives including Mrs Naebard Davis of Burned-ville and Mr FL Reams at Lake peet. It records care for a new great grandson at the home of Mrooo and George Davidson of Idaville and mentions social visits by Cora Wrissinger Fridas, Miss Kien Stanele, and Virs Stowe at J Stanele's home.
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Sam Grassmyer
Mourticella
Naebard Davis
Burned-ville
Lake Peet
A. Staungle
Mary Crissinger
Mrooo
George Davidson
Idaville
Mroo
TR. Hoover
Rev Stole
Monticello
Myre
Cora Wrissinger Fridas
Kien Stanele
Virs
Stowe
J. Stanele
Esring
Stonele
Pike Creek Visit With Family Skims Monticello Lineage
Charles Street, staying with his aunt Meat Do PE Overles, visited over the weekend with his mother Mrs Harry Zink of Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hornbeck of
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Charles Street
Harry Zink
Monticello
Earl Hornbeck
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Mrs Fisher
Mrs Clarry M Fisher of Glaw Jet cites Doan's Kidney Pills as relieving her back pain and kidney discomfort after years of attacks. The ad urges readers to seek the same remedy from dealers, noting the product is by Factor Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Clarry M. Fisher
Gla W. Jet
Savdney Pils
Ersen Doan
Dali
Noan
Damaged corn risks vary by livestock types
Purdue University experiments show damaged corn from ear worm or mold is less harmful to hogs than to cattle. Moldy corn is dangerous to cattle, while some animals resist its effects. Grass presence reduces danger. danger rises with large exclusive feeds. Symptoms in cattle appear 3 to 10 days after feeding moldy corn.
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Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Pevercome
Monticello Hog Market Ad Promises Return Trip Value
An early 1900s style ad touts a Monday and Friday haul to Monticello for hog buyers, claiming strong market pricing in Louisiana. It references a car or track service with contact details and notes a broader holiday offer tied to a Lafayette tournament. The fragmentary text mentions the Victoria Tower and historical notes about Parliament.
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Monticeilo
Laene
Ladiana
Plera Commission Cecany
Maan Garave
Mantivelo
Reeder Traekine Ca Phene
Flora
Osteopathy and the body as a mechanical system
A historical overview praises osteopathy as a science based on the mechanical function of the body. It recounts Still's 1874 shift from drug therapy, compares the human body to an automobile, and explains osteopathic methods to repair nerves, muscles, and bones by strengthening structures rather than using chemicals.
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Dave
Morthar
Aviator Earns $4104 Year Despite Advice to Quit
Quote from Besten Vrousertpe notes an aviator earning 4104 dollars yearly yet dismissed as unable to live up to pain. The fragment reflects skepticism about the aviator's career.
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Besten Vrousertpe
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