Carpenter credits Tanlac for restored health and vigor
W D Faurote of South Bend Indiana describes years of illness from nerves kidneys liver and back pain before starting Tanlac. He says the medicine steadied his nerves improved sleep eliminated aches and revived strength enabling him to resume carpentry as before. Tanlac is sold in Odon Washington Alfordsville and Elnora by local merchants.
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Tanlac Sager
W. D. Faurote
South’ Bend Ind
Mr. Faurote
Tan Jac
Tanlac
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Washington
Chas. C. Williams
Alfordsville
R.A. Roberts
Elnora
H.R. Staleup
Church Schedule and Sermon Series Under Pastor Chaver
Sunday morning service from 9 30 to 11 00 with a sermon continuing in Christ Junior Endeavor at 1 30 Union service at U B church at 7 30 announcements Monday 7 30 p m Circle Girls Meeting Tuesday 7 30 pm Bible school workers conference Wednesday Loyal Ladies Class Meeting Mrs Albert Boyd Dallas Boyd Thursday 7 30 C E Prayer Friday 7 30 P M Choir Practice
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Continuing In Christ
Junior Endeavor
U. B. Church
Bible School Workers Conference
Loyal Ladies
Albert Boyd
Dallas Boyd
C. E
Pleasant Hill U B Church Announces Summer Activities
Pleasant Hill U B Church led by Pastor J W McCurtry invites public to Bethany Sunday School at 9 30 am and preaching at 10 45 am An ice cream festival will be held at Bethany Saturday night July 10 Mud Pike Sunday School July 4 at 9 30 Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 pm Pleasant Hill Sunday School every Sunday 9 30 am Y P C A at 7315 next Sunday
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Bethany
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill rally and homecoming dates announced
A Circuit rally and home coming will be held at Pleasant Hill from July 23 to 25. Bethany won in a Sunday school contest by a very close margin. Remember the date and invite friends away to return for the meeting.
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Bethany
S.S
Pleasant Hill
Union Sunday Service Promised by Town Churches
U B Church announces a union Sunday evening service with Rev Chavez of the Christian church filling the pulpit. Services rotate to the M.E. and Christian churches on July 11 and July 18. Union event aims to build church membership and urges public attendance after a good turnout.
Social visiting in Kilgore and neighboring towns
Mr and Mrs George Reynolds spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Patrick Byrer and with Mr and Mrs Garl Rosenberry and their children of Champaign Illinois returned Monday after a brief visit with relatives. Mrs Glen Doane and Miss Pearl Reynolds visited with Mrs Willard Byrer and Mrs Blanche Faith respectively. The Misses Martha Faith and Creetie Wise of Jasonville stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas Faith. Mae Hinkle visited her sister Pearl Rosenberry, and Emma Rosebrook of Niagara Falls New York spent a day in the city. Gail and Grace Williams of Burns City visited relatives here.
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Garl Rosenberry
Champaign
Martha Faith
Creetie Wise
Jasonville
Thomas Faith
Miss Mae Hinkle
Mrs Pearl Rosenberry
Emma Rosebrook
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Gail and
Grace Williams
Burns City
Sunday School Attendance During Vacation
The report notes Sunday School and preaching services were well attended amid vacations. The writer hopes the break from regular attendance during vacation will not become permanent and affect future participation.
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Town
A scattered page notes Josephine Henderson visiting her sister Mrs Herschel Ledgerwood and Trula Laughlin spending time with Lillie Graham. Families, including the King and Cox households, visited Chicago and Eagleville, with several Sunday gatherings noted among friends and relatives. A sale drew a large crowd, and Frank Dowden is listed on the sick list.
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Jospehine Henderson
Herschel Ledgerwood
Hessian fly losses and prevention guide from USDA
A USDA prepared guide outlines how to prevent Hessian fly damage to wheat. It covers crop rotation, avoiding sowing on infested stubble, plowing infested residues, quick destruction of failed crops, sowing during fly free periods, seed bed prep, moisture conservation, and cooperative farming efforts. It lists regional safe sowing windows and notes variability by latitude altitude and local conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Mississippi River
Bureau of Entomology
Farmers’ Bulletin
Selecting Land for Production of Rice
Instructions on selecting land for rice farming emphasize abundant fresh water, good drainage, and clay soils. Level fields with continuous drainage, loose seed bed two inches deep, permanent low broad levees, and water kept at five inches. Harvested rice should be placed in strong shocks, sun and rain protection, and threshing after two weeks in shocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
An old promotional notice touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh. It claims a 100 dollar reward for incurable cases and asserts the remedy cleanses the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and promises free samples via Ney Co. and druggists.
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Hall’s
Rooster Not Needed for Egg Production Says Expert
The article argues male birds are unnecessary for egg production. Hens lay just as many eggs without a rooster and infertile eggs can result, offering no production advantage.
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