Attorney Seeks Large Estate From Milwaukee Heir Case
Gaylord and Sills of Monticello and Lafayette represent Virgil Knowlton who claims the estate of Almon L. Brown worth about 150000. The case centers on Brown's illegitimate son, with Capitola Lipp as key witness, as depositions are taken at their office.
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Gaylord & Sills
Monticello
Lafayette
Virgil Knowlton
Almon L. Brown
Milwaukee
Brown
Ave. Knowlton
Capitola Lipp
St. Mary's
Ohio
Knowlton
Foreman
Jasper County
Vicer
Mulberry
Leame
Congressmen Wood Supports Agricultural Measure
Congressman Will R. B. Wood of Indiana's tenth district expresses support for farming interests in a Purdue letter. He argues eastern manufacturers misunderstand farmer benefit, noting every industry relies on strong agriculture and urging broader agricultural advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will RB. Wood
Indiana
GT. Christie
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Congress
Ancient Guild of Archers of St Sebastian in Bruges
Bruges historic Guild of Archers traces its origins before 1006 through the Cross of Jerusalem emblem and archives dating to 1805. Royal members include Charles I and the Duke of Gloucester, with gifts of gold crowns and a silver arrow noted.
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Bruges
Royal House of Stuart
Guild of Archers of
St. Sebastian
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Olas
Charles TH
England
Duke of Diocester
Charles Ibo
Duke of Gloucester
ZOO
Sun Spots Signal Dimming Sun Warns Of Decline
The article explains sun spots as signs of the sun's debility and predicts increasing frequency and size as it ages. It notes astronomers watch spots closely since cooler spotted areas may drive warmer winters, and observes recent months had few and small spots correlating with a warm winter.
Growth in Marriage Aims to Nurture Shared Understanding
Fragmentary note argues married couples should learn to grow toward one another, embracing human connection and mutual effort. It suggests untended issues cause pain and calls for intentional growth within the relationship.
Arc light beaches slated for Logansport lakes
Bathers will enjoy night swimming at Pike creek and Lake Cicott as Delco lighting is installed by local dealers. The beaches were crowded yesterday as heat and city dirt drove visitors. White County residents adding Delco Light to homes since April 15 include Humphries Hornbeeck Imler Reed Ramer Smith Paschen Monevhun Dimmitt Ward Hintzman Zarse Zarse Schultz.
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Logansport
Pike Creek
Lake Cicott
Delco
White County
WU. G. Humphries
Chas. Hornbeeck
Tovd Imler
J. FF. Reed
Frank Ramer
BF. ON. Srth
William Paschen
William Monevhun
Mary Dimmitt
Florence Ward
Fred Hintzman
Charles Zarse
Theodore Zarse
John Schultz
Editors Summer Outing For Indiana Republicans Rescheduled
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association moves its annual summer outing from July 20 and 22 to July 28 and 29. A banquet at Gary on July 28 features Governor McCray and senators as speakers. The program includes a fish fry, prison visit, Lake County industry tour, and a boat trip to Chicago with a post-session invitation to Chicago's exposition opening on July 30.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Gary
McCray
Watson
New
Deneen
Illinois
Michigan City
Lake County
Chicago
Thompson
Electric light for angler lights up night fishing
Milwaukee fisherman Steve Meunier endorses pocket battery powered lighting for night fishing enabling an angler to detect bites without hindering sense of balance. The device uses a small bulb on the line to flash when a fish takes the bait and a trigger switch is activated by line jerks.
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Soones
Fintertoan
Steve Meunier
Milwaukee
Carver touts peanut and sweet potato uses in hearings
A Tuskegee scientist highlights a wide range of peanut and sweet potato products before the Ways and Means Committee. He demonstrates mock oysters and peanut relishes and notes 107 sweet potato products to date, urging continued research and support for southern crops.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Carver
Ways and Means Committee of Congress
Mr. Carver
The Sun Dial and Daylight Saving Clash
A Milwaukee Journal cartoon critique laments the sun dial displaced by daylight saving. It portrays the sun dial as a symbol of stability resisting modern change, urging respect for its historic role in timekeeping.
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Milwaukee Journal
Do Workers Need Parlors Argument Rages in England Councils
Debates in local councils promote building workingman homes with parlors for daughters to receive callers during courting. Opponents call the best room a cemetery for waxed flowers and fear unnecessary domestic spaces in industrial centers.
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England
Holland Shipyards Continue Growth Amid War Turbulence
Shipbuilding in Holland remains on the rise while other nations see output drop. The article notes continued yard activity and progress despite wartime pressures, with high demand sustaining local yards as foreign production wanes.
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Holland
Altco
Good Management Produces High Egg Production County Records
County Agent I J Mathews reports 22 of 72 May flock records exceeding 50 eggs per hen in three months to March 1. Purdue University’s extension program tracks the state wide egg laying contest with flocks from Calvin Myers Francesville Mrs Lewis White Medaryville Frank Stevens Star City and Mrs R A Phillips Star City achieving top rates. The Indiana average is 35 eggs per year, highlighting the profit impact of early hatching summer feeding and vigorous culling in Pulaski County farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Mathews
Poultry Extension Division
Purdue University
Calvin Myers
Francesville
Lewis White
Medaryville
Frank Stevens
Star City
Indiana
Pulaski County
Farm Bureau
Hens Census Counts 168000 in Pulaski County
The census reports 168000 hens in Pulaski County with about 8129 hens observed in May constituting roughly one twentieth of the county total. Local authorities note the lower May figure reflects reporting patterns and seasonal activity.
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Pulaski County
Origin of the Dam Expression in Indian History
A linguistic note traces the proverb dont give a dam to a period when the English invaded India. It notes that a dam was a small Hindu coin and the phrase signified a matter of almost no importance in historical context.
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India
Curtain Rod Tip Prevents Tearing In Curtains
A simple technique uses a thimble over the rod end to guide it through the curtain head. This reduces snagging and tearing, saving time and patience during installation.
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Beaver Board
Cornell Board
Monticello Lumber & Coal Co
J. Brearley
D. Meeker
Ameri
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Lee Bros
Self Service Grocery
South Main Street
J.f.hackenburg
Horner Auto Co
Monticello, Ind
Wood
Ancient Guild OF Archers
Summer Outing
Barred Rock
R. A. Phillips
Aly
Tiger Store
Boston
Georgette
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