Farmers urged to avoid mail order cream separators
C. E. Lee of Champaign told Macoupin county farmers that cream separators boost butter fat and cited Iowa with nearly 50 000 hand separators. He warned against mail order machines for being unreliable and urged buying from local reputable stores to support state agricultural effort. He urged readers to trust the home station and local dealers.
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C. E. Lee
Champaign
Ill
Macoupin County
Farmers’ Institute
Iowa
Stoois
Turer
New Books Added to Odou Library Collection
The Odou Library Association adds new titles to its collection and invites donations or payment of a dollar for membership. Recent entries include The Call of the Wild The Prisoner of Zenda The Mill on the Floss A Study in Scarlet and The Virginian. Additional titles are expected next week.
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Library Association
Sudden Attack of Heart Failure Claims Local Notable
Henry V. Williams, a longtime resident of McCameron township near Burns City, died suddenly Wednesday morning from heart trouble. He had suffered the disease for some time and collapsed while visiting a neighbor, with the funeral arrangements noted for Burns City.
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Henry V. Williams
McCameron Township
Burns City
John Crecolipg
Slaighbor
Gomenery Wat
Bares City
Lawn Vases of Sheet Metal
Mr Merrill of Odon Indiana shows a galvanized iron pair of lawn vases he crafted. He explains drawing patterns from articles in The Metal Worker and notes scrap material can ornament buildings and grounds, attracting attention and potential orders for architectural sheet metal work.
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Hugh V. Merrill
Odon
Ind
Merrill
Littl
Chaney Edwards United in Sunday Evening Nuptials
Lucns Edwards and Samuel Chaney were married Sunday evening at 7 30 by Rev A C Scott. The bride daughter of John Edwards of this parish and a respected young lady, longtime worker in the WY B Church. The groom is son of Mr J X Cheney of Sopy Bigensfield and a well known man. They left Mon.
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Lucns Edwards
Samuel Chaney
A. CG. Scott
John Edwards
W. J. Danner
WY. B
J. x. Cheney
Sopy Bigensfield
Court records recount Rock and Rye case in El Nora
The incident stems from a December spree when Earl Seneff and Lon Crawford drank excessively. Affidavits were filed by Marshal H Brown ing in El Nora but Charles Crawford was misnamed and released. Seneff paid $11.25 including costs. a new affidavit followed against Len Crawford and a trial was held.
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Cane
Bysie Hayes
Earl Seneff
Lon Crawford
H. Browning
Squire Hayes
Nora
Charles Crawford
Lonnes
Charles
Nes
Seveff
Len Crawford
Local Trial Hearings Pivot on Liquor Purchases and Weather Talk
The trial featured prosecutor Laughlin and defense attorney Forsythe with witnesses detailing liquor sources. Testimony placed liquor purchases at Montgomery's drug store and from Robert Williams, with the bartender identified as Bob Williams. The dialogue reflects weather and daily life interwoven with the case.
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Laughlin
BE. EE. Forsythe
Jobn Rinceman
Robert Williams
Montgomery
Crawford
ABE MARTIN on town life and absurdities in Indynoplus
A wry monologue on local quirks and characters. The speaker riffs on war, garden prizes, rent dodging, medical exams, and idle rumor at the State House. A mix of names, phrases, and small town jabs paints a vivid slice of生活 in Indynoplus with a humorous tone.
Private Banking Law Declared Constitutional by Supreme Court
The Indiana private banking law passed by the last legislature is upheld by the Supreme Court after a lengthy legal fight. The opinion warns against fully investing bank capital in real estate and fixtures and praises the law and enforcing administration as public protection.
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Indiana
Supreme Court
Traveling men Miller and Weinberger arrested over debt dispute
Miller and Weinberger, two traveling men, clashed with A. B. Lane over money Lane owed. Weinberger slapped Lane during the quarrel. Lane obtained warrants. the pair were caught in Elnora by Marshal Critchlow and brought to Udon. The Miller case was dropped. Weinberger paid $10.45 in fine and costs.
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Miller
Weinberger
A. B. Lane
Lane
Elnora
Marshal Critchlow
Udon
Endon Sets the Pace in Montgomery Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Montgomery and pace setting but names and concrete facts are unclear. The readable fragments indicate a paced action near Montgomery and references to a Dear or Barr figure, with damaged surrounding wording.
Sugar and baking powder sale listing
A small grocery ad lists Hayes Pickett granulated Windsor C sugar 1 lb H P Baking Powder 1 lb Bucket Belle Baking Powder 1 lb Can B C Baking Powder ra 4c 25¢.
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H&p
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