Dean's Widney Pills End Kidney Pain, Monticello Testimony
Mrs. George Howell of 843 N Main St Monticello says Dean's Kidney Pills relieved three years of kidney and bladder troubles. She reports rapid pain relief after using the product at Monticello Drug Co and endorses the remedy. Purchase price 60 cents from dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Monticello
George Howell
N. Main St
Monticello Drug Co
Howell
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Reynolds and others return from military service in White County
Reynolds Lewis Krintz comes home from Camp Taylor on the four o'clock train. Lieut A C Williams returns from duty. Dr H Phipps arrives from Indianapolis to aid influenza response. Prof Kirby B Payne and Mrs Payne fall ill. flu restrictions ease with church plans resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Krintz
Camp Taylor
Carl Reunler
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ed Fosher
Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis
George Wiese
Lafayette
Sophia Wiese
A C. Williams
Kirby B. Payne
Payne
Clarence Fauber
H. Phipps
United States Public Health Service
Quincy
Bucher Bros
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eddy Ditch
Danville
Wiinois
Local Family News From Burnettsville Holiday Visitations
Miss Mary Henry of Gary hosts relatives while Miss Edith Dunham visits Monticello and Miss Ruth Mertz returns from North Manchester College for the holidays. Local residents travel from Urbana Illinois Purdue University and Camp Taylor for Christmas celebrations and updates from Luxemburg and Lucerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Henry
Gary
Sarah Clay
Pittsburg
John Amick
Monticello
Ella Sheiler
Edith Dunham
Ruth Mertz
North Manchester College
Clara and
Pauline Beshear
Urbana Illnois
Idaville Community Notes Include Vacations and Moves
The town records school closure for three days and a twelve day furlough for Mer Carson. Bona Mikesell relocates his shoe shop to the former Observer office. Miss Alice Hadley plans holidays in Indianapolis and Richmond. Prof and Mrs Collingwood visit relatives in Rochester. The UP congregation raised 42.25 for Armenians. Various locals spend holidays with relatives and attend clubs and pig feeding club sweepstakes. The local principal position vacancy fills by a Michigan man, Mr Turner. Marvin Mar vin’s funeral held after short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Carson
Bona Mikesell
Observer
Alice Hadley
Indianapolis
Richmond
Prof
Collingwood
Rochester
Dulese Godiove
Colege
Michigan
Turner
Delance
Marvin’s
Dredge Work Demonstrates Local Ditching Ability
Mrs Nellie Donnelly of Monticello was sent to Reynolds to care for her ill daughter Mrs Harry Cover as influenza spreads. Her husband died last Friday morning the towns first influenza death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Donnelly
Monticello
Reynolds
Harry Cover
Influenza Patients Improve as Local Cases Update
Most influenza patients in the area are slowly recovering. Tsador Roth remains very ill from influenza. Mrs Abbie Layman of Canton Mississippi visits sister Alice Baker. W W McBeth and family of Kewanna visit his parents here. Mrs Olive Crowder returns from Chicago. Oscar Cover received word Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsador Roth
Abbie Layman
Canton
Mississippi
Alice Baker
W. W. McBeth
Kewanna
Olive Crowder
Chicago
Local Notices and Family Illness Updates
Death of Harry Cover of Reynolds announced his nephew. Frank Eisert visited family near Logansport. John Roth family alerted to daughter Hilda Roth illness with scarlet fever in Indianapolis hospital. Amos Imler family welcomed a granddaughter born to Joseph and Doen of Star City. Doen is daughter of Imlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cover
Reynolds
Frank Eisert
John
Logansport
John Roth
Hilda Roth
Indianapolis
Amos Imler
Joseph Doen
Star City
Doen
Imler
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Sunday visits mark ties among families as Lee Chase Rishling spent the day with Lloyd Overton and Asa Holeman and family joined Mrs C A Holeman at J H Culp's home. Influenza prompts Thelma Noland to end Jasper County teaching and return home. Jennie Miller and two children visit Aunt Nancy Peregrine in poor health. Lural Anderson ill with influenza while teaching at Fair Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Rishling
Lloyd Overton
Ephriam Gilmore
Rensselaer
C. A. Holeman
Asa Holeman
J. H. Culp
Thelma Noland
Jasper County
Jennie Miller
Monon
Nancy Peregrine
Lural Anderson
Fair Oaks
H. C. Anderson
Plant a Walnut Tree in Farm Pasture Layout
A farm pasture benefits from one or more walnut trees placed on high ground away from fences to shelter stock and supply deep rooted shade with minimal crop shading. Walnuts provide commercial value, tolerate trampling, and can be grown from planted nuts. Prune to twelve feet to encourage log-length shade reduction.
Indiana show winnings boost better livestock
The International Livestock Exposition in Chicago awarded unusually high prizes to Indiana exhibitors, highlighting the value of better livestock. Purdue University led by Fyvie Knight II winning the grand championship in the fat steer class and also took the championship in a special competition with other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana
Chicago
Fyvie Knight
Mrs Isley praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach issues
In a letter from Litchfield HL Mrs D W Isley reports quick relief from stomach disorders using Chamberlains Tablets and recommends them for indigestion and constipation. The ad also promotes Sanol for liver kidneys and bladder with a 50 cent trial bottle at Bowman Bros drug store. Largus circulation in White County.
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D. W. Isley
Litchfield
Chamberlain’s
Bowman Bros
Bowman Bros. Drug Store
Farmers Institute Plans In Honey Creek Township
The Honey Creek Township farmers association outlines an Institute set for January 10 with exhibits in the school gymnasium and sessions featuring A R Bridge on hog farming, W B Strumfield on farm labor saving devices, Purdue speaker Dean Stanley Coulter, L O Chasey on cheaper park, Mrs John W Spindler on nutritious food and housekeeping as a business, plus soil fertility.
Government Eases Job Help for War Workers Losses
The Civil Service Commission reports plans to assist thousands of civilian war workers facing dismissal. An executive order creates re-employment registers for those with under three years in the classified service, to seek one year of reappointment eligibility. The effort aims to place excess workers in government posts when possible and private employment otherwise.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Lime Boosts Wheat Yield in Indiana Trial
C. W. Jessup of Jefferson County demonstrated lime's benefit on wheat land. Eight acres received 244 tons per acre at $2.50 per ton, costing $6.25 per acre. Limed plots yielded 20 bushels per acre versus 12 bushels unlimed, a profit of $9.75 per acre, with County Agent B. H. Doddridge assisting.
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Indiana
C. W. Jessup
Jefferson
Jessup
B. H. Doddridge
Letter from son in France Describes Front Life
Lewis Dellinger of this city received a letter from his son Charles Dellinger, a member of Company F 22nd Engineers A E F. Dated November 24 at Montongy France, he recalls sleeping near a six inch gun, daily air battles, and nightly Fritz raids. He notes one death from pneumonia and hopes to return home around New Years.
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Lewis Dellinger
Charles Dellinger
Company F
22Nd Engineers
France
Montongy
Fritz
Charles Martin
Frank Wagner
Library notes select year 1919 magazines for borrowing
The library lists 1919 magazines for Juvenile and Adult readers including St. Nicholas Youth's Companion John Martin's Book Saturday Evening Post Century Everybody's Magazine National Geographical Atlantic Monthly Ladies' Home Journal American Magazine Life Literary Digest Outlook World's Work Scientific American Missionary Review Current History Garden Popular Mechanics Good Housekeeping Indiana Magazine of History A monthly index will be kept. John Martin's Book is a new children's magazine. Borrowing hours are after five on Saturday to noon Monday.
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St. Nicholas
John Martin
Saturday Evening Post
Century
Everybody's Magazine
National Geographical Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Life
Literary Digest
Outlook
Scientific American
Missionary Review of the World
Garden
Popular Mechanics
Good Housekeeping
Indiana Magazine of History
Farmers Short Course at Purdue Canceled
Due to the influenza situation in Indiana the annual farmers short course at Purdue University and the state corn show set for January 13 to 17 have been called off. The decision follows a conference of university authorities and leaders of the Indiana Corn Growers Association Indiana Livestock Breeders Association State Dairy Association Indiana Horticultural Society and other groups. Meetings of breed associations will be delayed or canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue University
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association
State Dairy Association
Indiana Horticultural Society
Wagon rack plans at cost
Plans for a new wagon rack with removable sides and ends, designed for threshing time handling and farm use, have been drawn by A. Norman rural extension engineer at Purdue University. Working drawings may be obtained for the cost of blue prints and printing from the extension department or by applying to the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Norman
Purdue University
Windsor Castle: royal building and restoration history
King Edward III ordered counties to supply masons and carpenters for Windsor Castle. George IV had Sir Jeffrey Wyattville improve and restore it. Queen Victoria spent nearly a million pounds on restoration. Windsor sits in a 1300 acre park and forest surrounding the castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward III
England
Windsor Castle
Arthur
George IV
Jeffrey Wyattville
Queen Victoria
Windsor
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