Local Notes from Burns City and Surroundings
Multiple brief items report visits and activities across Burns City, Washington, Oak land City, and Eaglesville. People like John Sims, Asbury Holt, Dr S S Bowman, Peter Callahan, Kizzie Winklepleck, and Mrs P A Winklepleck are noted for calls, visits, and social events. Local merchants advertise goods from Pershing Matthews to box candies and Christmas post cards. An upcoming union meeting is announced with Miss Crertitude Pearson assisting. Mrs C T Mount hosts a birthday gathering with games and a presented gift.
Qur Holiday Trade Attracts Early Buyers
Qur Holiday Trade opens earlier this year with more shoppers already buying. Men and boys pace presents with lines of watches rings bracelets lockets and chains selling fast. Deck the Jeweler and Optician notes early location and wider stock drive demand for gifts as many items claim top spot.
Bank Report First National Bank Odor Indiana 1911
The report shows assets totaling 233901 42 with loans 13267394, bonds 4900009, and cash items. Liabilities include capital 59000, surplus 45509, profits 2145, and deposits 119086 80 plus time certificates 17715 31. Notary confirms accuracy. officers sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Odor
Indiana
U.S
Vu. S
Sebashy
Bt National Bank
Winklepleck and Cox Marry in Plainville Ceremony
Earnest Winklepleck and Ahna Cox of Elnora wed last Sunday afternoon in Plainville officiated by Rev. Denbo. The bride, Ira Cox's daughter, hails from a contractor family. the groom, son of Jonas Winklepleck, is a teacher. They will reside in Elnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Winklepleck
Ahna Cox
Elnora
Plainville
Rev
Denbo
Ira Cox
Jonas Winklepleck
Winklepleck
A Magic Club Used by Tawali Fishermen
A native Tawali fishing method uses a carved wooden club called tan melomelo. A village sorcerer blesses the club then it is lowered with fish bait to attract and trap fish. Fishermen guide the net over the club and close it to haul in the catch.
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Iawail
Tawali
Fishbertian
The Piddle Aged Man On Routine Preference
A quoted segment from the New York Sun contrasts younger and older views on routine. The middle aged favor variety and change while older folks seek steady labor and familiar surroundings, finding comfort in repetition and habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Lady Randolph Courageously Promotes Ashmead Bartlett
The socialite formerly Lady Randolah Churchill urged farmers to support Ashmead Bartlett in his first parliamentary bid. She joked about paying votes with a kiss and promised to summon the Baroness Burdett-Coutts, highlighting the era’s flamboyant electioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolah Churchill
George Cornwallis- West
Ashmead-Bartlett
Mr. Ashmead- Bartlett
Bartlett-Coutits
Randolph
Lady Randolph
Baroness Burdett- Coutts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ws & i
Pershing & Matthews
Nmnas
Itmda
Xinus
Borat
S&s
AE Bean
I.i
the Journal
McCall
John Sims
Newberry
Pershing & Salatthews
Asbury Holt of
Burns City
Xinas Perfume
D. Gantz & Son
Peter Callahan
W. H. Jackson
Washington
Gool
Reminant
W. R. Neeremer
The
Odon Drug Co
Jersey
Seeor Call Lande Conowell
Kizzie Winklepleck
Orley Pilkington
P. A. Winklepleck
el NogVre
Mr. Church
U. B. Church of
Eaglesville
Sliss Crertriude Pearson
Oakland City
C. T. Mount
iDeck
Bank Report
State of Advan Ounty ‘of
Daviess
I. B.D. Smiley
B.D. Smiley
D. W. Hayes
J. M. Winkerpleck
W. C. Garten
A. A. Lane
Persuing & Matthews
Odon Druz Co
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