Local Briefs and Health Notices from Area Scene
EPSOM Lewis Debolt has been honorably discharged from the army. Max Hindman Harold Cox Leo Wilson Alonzo Hindman and Georgia Wiltz have pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Roy O bri an visited Mrs Susie Sellars and daughters of Washington Sunday. Henry Campbell and daughter Mrs Lera Wilson and her son Parksie spent Sunday with relatives at Washington. The basketball game played here with Longootee was a success the score being 6 34 Jesse Ketchem and family near Elnora visited J T Pruett and family Sunday. The High School teachers Misses Verna Weidner and Elizabeth Hurt spent from Friday til Sunday with home folks at Mooresville and Bedford. Protracted meeting is still going at this place. Thomas Scott has received word that his daughter Cordia is in the hospital with blood poisoning at Terre Haute. Her son Kenneth is in with pneumonia at the home of sigh Tie d er of Fairview. Miss Zelma O brian spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Marjorie Scott.
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Verna Weidner
Elizabeth Hurt
Nome
Mooresville
Bedford
Thomas Scott
Cordia
Terre Haute
Kenneth
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With 100 Dollar Reward
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through internal use and blood purification. It asserts the company will pay 100 dollars for any case not cured and invites readers to request testimonials, listing J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and druggists as sellers.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Trustee's Notice for Van Buren Township Meetings
Trustee states he will attend for township business at his Eaglesville office each Saturday and at his residence the rest of the time.
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Eaglesville
van Buren Township
Odon
T. Laughlin
West Main Street
Madison Township
Local Social Notes From A Small Town
Alva Callahan attended Chas Kirks Monday. Aldo York and family visited Mr and Mrs Curt York Sunday. Mrs W M Kinnarman was called to Cleve Johnson’s Tuesday due to illness. Chas Dean and family spent Sunday at John Starlings. Everett Fishers family recovering from the Flu. Mr and Mrs Henry Connell and children Leland and Bernice were Sunday guests at Orland Connell’s. Milo Phillips of Colorado visiting relatives and friends here.
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Aldo York
Curt York
W. M. Kinnarman
Cleve Johnson
Chas
Dean
John Starlings
Henry Connell
Leland and
Bernice
Orland Connell’s
Milo -Phillips
Colorado
Wartime car saving by full carload shipments
A vivid illustration compares freight car space to a 650 mile train to explain wartime car saving. The fertilizer industry united to ship in full carloads, urging early ordering and direct shipments to reduce congestion and free cars for munitions, food, and coal.
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Portland
Boston
New York
Hell Gate Bridge
Pennsylvania Tunnels
Philadelphia
Great Bridge of Susquehanna
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Buffalo
the Falls
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
America
Middle West
Seaboard States
Railway Admin Pleads For Early Fertilizer Distribution
Washington D C The United States administration asks farmers agents and dealers nationwide to cooperate in moving spring fertilizer at the earliest possible moment. Winter congestion may again slow shipments so shipping now helps reach consumers in time and frees railways for other critical service later in the season.
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Washington, D. C
United States Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Wartime Fertilizer Orders Urged for Spring Use
A wartime advisory urges farmers to order fertilizer now as factories cut output. The note stresses immediate shipment acceptance and daily operations to prepare for next spring, following prior voluntary measures on wheat sugar and heat or fuel. The piece underscores national economy and farm productivity goals.
Unnamed Pipe Smoking Aids Promised By Patent Process
The copy extols a new pipe tobacco aid claiming a patented process that eliminates bite and parch. It urges consumers to adopt P. A. products to improve any smoker's experience, appealing to both new and seasoned pipe users.
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P. A
Microscopic hog parasite noted with oat grain appearance
An article describes a microscopic hog parasite that embeds near hair follicles, especially around the snout and eyes. It causes thickened, rough skin and pustules, advising carcass disposal for severely affected hogs.
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Lewis Debolt
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Harold Cox
Leo Wilson
Alonzo Hindman
Georgia Wiltz
Roy O’brian
Susie Sellars
Daughters of
Henry Campbell
Lera Wilson
Parksie
Longootee
Jesse Ketchem
Elnora
J. T. Pruett
Family
Zelma O'brian
Marjorie Scott
Alva Callahan
Chas. Kirks
Everett Fisher
the Wood Studio
Akela
M. B. Ulrich & CO
Odon, Ind
R. J. McCarter
Pickett & Co
Mr.Dixon
Mour and Co
Armour Products
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Linton, Indiana
Prince Albert
Bye Re Tobacco Co. “A
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Connecticut
Lewis Morris
Morrigania
Gouverneur Morris
Ringland