Fine Way to Keep a Face Looking Happy
A village tale about Mrs. Larkin a cheerful old woman in a red house whose smile brightens every school day. She bakes cookies knits mittens and helps children as the youngsters notice her beaming expression and festive cheer during Christmas and other times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RS. Larkin
Mrs. Larkin
Tilly Tinker
Larkin
Tilly
Camille
Mre Larkin
Martha B. Thomas
Western Newspaper Union
Beat Beauts Parlor for Christmas Time
Fragmentary text notes a Christmas themed event at a parlor or shop. Mentions a Beat Beauts group and potential decorative or performance elements but lacks clear participants, place, or date. The legible phrases suggest a promotional or feature item in a historical newspaper.
Expected under the inn to answer and bring gifts
A speaker recalls hoping you would stand in the inn and bring a roomful of Christmas presents, contrasting expectations with reality in a brief reflective line.
Erastus’s Christmas Tree Mystery
An 1922 quip notes Erastus carrying a good-sized Christmas tree while a passerby asks where he is going. The exchange plays on dialect and humor as the scene unfolds with a playful answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Questen
Erastus
C. G. Hazard
Weater
Newspaper Union
Wheat acreage short this year
Indiana estimates show winter wheat seeding down by 287000 acres from last fall due to farmer intent to sow minimum acreage and weak prices. Rye drops 36000 acres. corn husking averages 6.1 cents per bushel on standing stalks and 4.4 cents from shock as harvest labor tightens and weather stays favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Becauss
Fragmented Family Notice From Indiana Locales
Bunkum Myro and Mrs Albert Dix of Indianapolis visit with Siro and Mrs John Starling and other relatives. Text contains garbled names and scattered fragments about family ties, locations in South Dakota and near Charitan with varied spellings and unclear dates. The legible bits reference kin, addresses, and a public notice style fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myro
Albert Dix
Indianapolis
Siro
John Starling
Local Notices and Holiday Updates in Raglesville Area
Samuel Riggins family and Carlos Hasler relatives visited Mrs. Emma Riggins. The Qverton Coal Co suspended operations for holidays. Rev. Allen began duties as pastor of the U B Church. Eva Riggins visited Mrs. James Overton. Leroy Wadsworth installed a radio in his south Raglesville home. Jesse Rogers traveled to Linton Monday. Pavlesville HS basketball lost to Leogootee second team 15 6 at Odeon Gym. Paul Dyal of Akron spent holidays with Palmer Baast family. Community attended Christmas program in Shiloh Monday night. Donnellys Wadsworth visited Linton Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qverton Coal Co
Allen
U. B
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Indiana
Creditors heirs and legatees of James Loudermilk deceased must appear in Daviess Circuit Court Washington Indiana February 4 1924 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Reason Bennett executor. E T Laughlin attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Loudermilk
Daviess
Washington Indiana
Bennett
E. T. Laughlin
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Tobrosi
Psy
Wootts Src
Odon
D. W. Osborne
Orin Osborne
Dave Asdel
Scotland
Ray Connell
Paul McCarter
H. M. Connell
Cleve Holt
Mrs. James Herron
Lewis Pitt
Avner
Oscar Starling
Will Roberts
Quentin Osborne
Mrs
Minnie Pownell
Ambrose Rose
Chicago
Bunkum
Wolo Starline
South Dakota
Mro
Britta
Melvin
Voeeter
Pagehlin
Ohartan
Pstmas
Peta Iver
Tay
Peck
Raglesville
Samuel Riggins
Carlos Hasler
Emma Riggins
Eva Riggins
James Overton
Leroy Wadsworth
Jesse Rogers
Linton Monaay
Pavlesville H. S. Basketeeurs
Leogootee
Odeon
Paul Dyal
Akron, Colois
Mrs. Palmer Baast
Shiloh
Donnellys
Wadsworth
H. D. Cooper
Odon Garage
Odon, Indiana
J. Wv
Stotts
Odon Drug CO
Rete Pris
Toledo
Charles Rhodes
van Trees
Washington, Ind
Dr’s. Boner and McKittrick
Washington, Indiana
Ira Bowman
Indian Refining Company
CDON
A. J. Bailes
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