Washington industry records and mixed news items
Washington Automobile Industries set a May production record turning out 350 080 passenger cars and 42 483 trucks. May 1922 figures show output of 6243b passenger cars and 2 738 trucks for a district. Immigr ation authorities report seizures of 15 cars used to ferry immigrants across the Canadian line. Additional coastal and national events include a tornado in North Dakota and President Harding's Denver visit impacting mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Industries
Washington Dispatch
Mexican laborers moved to Findlay Ohio sugar beet fields
The article notes about three hundred Mexican workers from Texas were taken to Findlay Ohio to work the northwestern sugar beet fields amid job refusals. It also mentions Ethel Barrymore filing for divorce in Providence and other scattered items from US politics and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay, C
Texas
Ohio
Personal Hes Roottase at Lens Miland Nationalls
An unclear report describes an incident involving a person associated with a sectarian church near Lens Miland and a national event. The account mentions an escort and fitness context but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes. Roottase
Earty-One
Peceroot
St Lens Miland Nationalls Krown
Legoe
Pada
eGerelev
Veterans picnic for Logansport division at Lake Munxinkuckee
The annual gathering of the Veterans association of the Logansport division of the Pennsylvania railroad is set for June 30 at Lake Munxinkuckee. A special train will transport veterans and their families to the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Association
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Munxinkuckee
Harding Resigns as Franklin High Instructor
Harold Harding, instructor of manual training at Franklin High School, resigns to take a similar post in Indianapolis. His successor has not yet been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harding
Franklin High School
Indianapolis
Address Given at Goshen College Commencement
Dr. G. L. Robinson of McCormick Theological Seminary delivered an address at Goshen College's twenty seventh annual commencement where 20 students were graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chlenge
Goshen College
Largest Barthim College class grads in Richmond
The largest class in Barthim College history graduated in Richmond with TL students receiving diplomas. Walter Jessup, president of the University of Town, delivered the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthim College
Richmond
Walter Jessup
University of Town
Corner stone laid at Presbyterian church ceremony
Charles E. Linpineeto of South Bend, grand master of the Tadhiuna grand lodge of Masons, assisted by the focal lodge, laid the corner stone of the new Presbyterian structure on June 23, clearing out Elwood in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Presbyterian
Elwood
Charles EE. Linpineeto
South Bend
Tadhiuna Grand Lodge of Masons
Werrens Mite Missionary Society 25th Anniversary
The twenty fifth anniversary convention of the Werren s Mite Missionary society of the ALM Bachurets of In Gana was held at Marion. Rev WD Shannon of dkekne and Rev J 2 Craven of Anderson gave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Werren'’s Mite Missionary Society
ALM. Bachurets
In- Gana
Marion
Wd, Shannon
Dkekne
J. 2. Craven
Anderson
Fragmented OCR note on local store and events
An OCR fragment mentions a Velgorad store, names Phernton, Urner, Kev, Fate, and Pet with unclear roles. It references gardening, a city event, and a play or community activity, but exact details and outcomes are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phernton
Velgorad
Ortendts
Urem
Local district notes on public safety and civic appointments
Fragmented report details district governance moves in Shelbyville and neighboring areas. It mentions a police office creation, new city official W. A. Winelvontoer, a surface of inspections, and upcoming visits by residents to verify bylaw enforcement with several named local figures and church connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsiew
Rew
Somdtary Police
W. A. Winelvontoer
Tilpie
Cnd
Sapsaris sues Meridian company in Lawrence Circuit court
Iz Sapsaris of Dealford sues the Meridian Tisuraure company in the Jackson district alleging a breach. The defendant denied the claim but was found to have spent the balance on a separate matter. Settlement was closed after Sapkaris sought recovery of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iz Sapsaris
Dealford
Meridian -Tisuraure
Jackson
Arassis
Bridge Construction Planned Over Grandview North of Rockport
Under state supervision the Mo and PL Contenet company will build a reinforced concrete bridge on the Grandview road north of Rockport at a cost of 50000 dollars. The bridge will serve both the state highway and the Evansville and Ohio Valley Railway company which operates traction cars. It will be 49 feet 6 inches wide and 50 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo & PL Contenet Company
Grandview Reed
Rockport
Evansville & Ohio Valley Railway Company
Guardians Form Board at Hartford City for Year
The Blackford county board of children's guardians organized for the year at Hartford City with L. B. Wesley of Montpelier as president W A Hollis as vice president and Mrs Charles Mitter as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford
Rat Battle Ends in Farmside Tragedy Near Greensburg
Two hundred rats were killed and scores wounded in a battle at A. A. P. Armstrong’s farm near Greensburg. The rodents were found during corn movement from a crib and were attacked by dogs.
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A. A P. Armstrong
Greensburg
Doga
Howard Macy Named Chief of Greenfield Fire Department
Mayor Marshal Winslow appoints Howard Macy as chief of the Greenfield Fire Department, succeeding James Storm. Macy assumes leadership of the department and will oversee city firefighting operations and safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Macy
Greenfield
Marshal Winslow
James Storm
Upland Flint Glass Plant Reopens After Fire Loss
The Upland flint glass factory at Marion, destroyed by fire months ago, has been rebuilt and will resume operations. The plant employs about 260 workers and will restart production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Barn Fire on Farm North of Hartford City Causes Damages
A large barn six miles north of Hartford City owned by Airs and J. T. Kelley burned after sulphur was burned in a hen house in a corner of the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Airs, J.T. Kelley
Merrill Block Sold at Commissioner Sale in Connnersville
The Merrill block at Central avenue and Fifth street Connnersville sold to Mr and Mrs Dora Bourne for 851000. The sale occurred at a commissioner sale.
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Merrill
Central Avenue
Fifth Street
Connersville
Alys
Dora Bourne
Terre Haute Labor Temple Association Buys Phoenix Club
The Terre Haute Labor Temple Association purchased the Phoenix club building for 30 000, to serve as a home for local labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Labor Temple Association
Phoenix Club
Terre Haute
Poseorel Pie Club At Salen Sees 60+ Enrollees
More than 60 boys and girls join the Poseorel Pie club in Salen this year. The program is sponsored by the Washington County Hog Breeders' association and directed by GC A Furnas, county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Poseorel Pie Club
Salen
Hog Breeders’ Association
GC. A. Furnas
County
Ogent
Frankfort Man Messages Son About French Law Degree
Walter Brown reports that his son Palfred Brown will receive the degree of doctor of laws from the University of Lyons in Lyons France this July. Palfred has lived in France for two years after graduating from Woashasi college and plans to return to the United States around September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Frankfort
Palfred Brown
University of Lyons
Lyons
France
Brown
Woashasi College
Wetdle
United States
Judge Chambertin Warns of Rat Infestation at Indianapolis Courthouse
Judge Harry G. Chambertin of the Cheniv court in Indianapolis told the county commissioners the old courthouse is infested with rats and might resemble the Pied Piper tale. The commissioners, impressed, voted to consider relief steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Chambertin
Cheniv Court
Indianapolis
Eohney
Town Hall
Judie Chambertin
Police seize whisky and contraband from Woesener home
Police found seventy five quarts of bent whisky in a trunk at the home of Woesener in South rho. Officers also recovered two gallons of cas and took them to the police station along with the whisky and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto Oteworth
Epoogent Woesener
South Rho
M. Pheelisnp
Poeblee
Wigoe Semper Wits
Gall
City School Board Sets Observation Program with Negron Partners
The state plans to place Nevinsschool and Waselyaots groups in city schools for teaching observation work. The state will pay 81,000 monthly into the city treasury, starting at the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indigit Stats Nevinsschool
Perre Phulle
Ep worth League Convention Speaker Highlights Mission Work
delegates from Leesansport discuss mission activity in Japan and the North Indiana conference with remarks by Jie on mind and speakers including John Twards McPheeters and O J Beards toy. The meeting notes addresses and figures from WLP Armeald and J Thompson are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Leesansport
Syas Field
Ivan June Island
John Twards
McPheeters
O. J. Beardstoy
Wlp. Armeald
J. Thompson
B. Sporting
Clow
Fawns
J. Ira Jones
W. OE. Gratz
Djle Hisn
Japan
Bees Thas Grother
Indiana University instructor named new Martinsville sanitarium house physician
Jor Tradward ML Pitkin an instructor at Indiana University School of Medicine has become house physician at Martinsville sanitarium succeeding Dr Trinkie. Dr W E Jerdpichs had private practice but will continue as a physician in the sanatorium’s staff alongside Pitkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor. Tradward ML Pitkin
Indiana University School of
Martineville
J. Os. Trinkie
W. E. Jerdpichs
Senatorium
Martinsville
Sanatoriiu
Mel Stewart Reports Odd Fish on Eixshart River Bank
Aprepos of the ope sing of the fish peosenseam, Mel Stewart a nainter rises to pene rk tdt tee fishing is un usually weed ott its way. On the rafy was what alte beg dug heifer der closer of inspection revented a stir and when it suctions of Wes opened out pomred we eat Mieenscwdhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Stewart
Eixshart
Ed Abort
Pearse
Sremare
Notable Speakers Set for South Bend Teachers Association Week
E B Henderson of Indianapolis will headline events for the St Joseph County Teachers Association during the week of August 27. Other speakers include Henry S Curtis secretary of the National Child Welfare association and supervisor of playgrounds Washington Miss Carolin Hoefer research worker for the Elizabeth McCormick memorial fund Chicago and Dr E M Linton Bloomington Ind.
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E. B. Henderson
Indianapls
State Bar Association
State Department of Pubic Instruction
Junior Red Cross
Southtrend
St Joseph County
Miles Reappointed County Agricultural Agent at Columbus
Ss R Miles was reappointed to serve two more years as county agricultural agent at Columbus. Miles is a Purdue University man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. R. Miles
Columbus
Miles
Purdue University
Pythian Sisters Convene District Convention in New Albany
Temples of Pythian Sisters in districts 11 and 12 spanning 16 southern Indiana counties sent 125 members to their annual convention at Mistietoe temple in New Albany. Grand chief Mrs. Fay Fuson of Butler and grand senior M. Easterday attended. district deputy Mrs. Verna Keithley of Georgetown presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Indiana
Mistietoe Temple
New Albany
Fay Fuson
Butler
M. Easterday
Verna Keithley
Georgetown
The Herald Who Prepared the Way for Jesus
A church lesson outlines John the Baptist as the great messenger sent by God. It covers his birth foretold, humble and courageous character, bold preaching demanding repentance, Jesus’ testimony affirming John, and John’s martyrdom under Herod.
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John
Jesus
Christ
John, the Baptist
God
Ife
Jordan
Ble
Aecluse Jatin
Tan
Mark
Herod
Kins
Hlerodias
Seeking the Name of God in Fragments and Clippings
A compact note reflects on Ottoman habits of preserving scraps in pursuit of the divine name. The quote, attributed to Richter, notes Turks meticulously gather any paper bearing the name of God, implying reverence and ritual.
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God
Richter
Men of Genius and Social Dullness
A reflective aphorism compares men of genius to a hazing meteor on earth, noting they often appear dull and inert in society. The line suggests brilliance is outwardly rarefied and misread in ordinary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Fonezfellow
Prosperity and Adversity Colion Motto
A short aphorism notes that prosperity and adversity shape character. It reflects on steady behavior through wealth and hardship. The quote emphasizes resilience as sweltering prosperity can shake one during trials.
Tanlac Restores Whole Family in Terre Haute
West Terre Haute Indiana engineer Max Liva says Tanlac cured his flu lingering weakness and stomach troubles after two years of weariness and nerve issues He reports his wife improved after an operation and their four children also benefited They now use Tanlac as family medicine and praise its results Taniae is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold
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Max Liva
S. Eighth St
West Terre Haute
Ind
Tamar Vegetable Pills Constipation Remedy Ad
Tamar Vegetable Pills are nature's own remedy for constipation. Sold everywhere.
It Won’t Bring the Sermon Poorly written wireless ramble
Pete Hanlon describes homemade wireless devices causing trouble with unclear jargon. He jokes that a simple tweak may amplify a transmitter, but notes the setup seldom works on Sundays according to the Beston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hanlon
Pete
Change of Life Lifts Ills in Greenville Woman
Mrs. John Myers of Greenville Pennsylvania reports dramatic health gains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopausal symptoms. She says she weighed 95 pounds and suffered hot flashes and weakness before improving dramatically and working for a seven person household. She offers to answer letters from other women seeking guidance.
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Greenville
Lydia EB. Pinkham
John Myers
Union St
Ydia FE
Pinkham
Still Practicing
A witty remark about a physician who, after marrying a wealthy wife, supposedly abandons practice. The joke notes he still treats her pocketbook for obesity, implying financial concerns influence his work.
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Frankenthal
Tnternational Institute of Agriculture At
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Russian Air Feet
Bekhara
Ethel Barrymore
Providence
A. L
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Samuel P. Colt
Millonaire
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Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Madison
Wis
Olga Vanvieet
Twentythree
Sauk County
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Indiana News
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Louise Kelly
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Tneia
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
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Western Newspaper Union
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Tanlag
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