Local Movement and Visits Across Linton and Vicinity
Local residents travel between Linton Odon and surrounding towns visiting relatives on Sundays and Saturdays. Many attend church services and revival meetings, while others conduct business, ship livestock, or supervise bridge repairs. Notable names include Irwin, Swartz, Sears, Bowman, Inman, Winklepleck, and Terrell with frequent notes of travel to Terre Haute Bloomington Lafayette and Greencastle.
Elmora M. E. Church Notice
Church notices for Elmora M. E. include Sunday School at 9 15 a m with J E Pershing as superintendent Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Epworth League Friday at 7 30 p m sermon at 10 30 a m Love in four dimensions and a children day service at 7 30 p m with Dr W S Biddle district superintendent as guest The public is invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Pershing
Epworth League
W. S. Biddle
Christian Church Services Announced by Minister Buchanan
Pastor C Howard Buchanan announces preaching on the 2nd and 4th Lord s Day. Bible School on Lord s Day at 9 30 morning. Christian Endeavor meets 1st and 3rd Lord s Day at 7 15 p m. All invited to every service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
C. Howard Buchanan
Christian Endeavor
Greys Fall to Bloomfield 5 to 4 at Bloomfield Park
Elnora Greys suffer their second defeat as Bloomfield defeats them 5 to 4 at Bloomfield ballpark. Horning, the Greys regular pitcher, cannot start, and Hubert Farris, once with the Elnora Champs, fails to contain Bloomfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora Greys
Hinds
Bloomfield
Horning
Greys
Hubert Farris
Elnora Champs
CLASS BANQUET BY SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES AT PORTERS HALL
The Loyal Sons and Loyal Daughters Sunday School Classes of the Christian church held a banquet in Porters Hall on Saturday night for about fifty invited guests. An interesting program was presented by the two classes followed by refreshments of ice cream strawberries cake and other treats. The remainder of the evening featured games and entertainments of various kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Sons and Loyal Daughters
The
Christian Church
Porters Hall
Natural barometers in common flowers and plants
Dandelion clover trefoil and shamrock act as air barometers. The dandelion blooms when fluffy seed heads form and expands in fine weather and closes before rain. Clover varieties open or close with rain and show stem swelling prior to wet spells. Horse chestnut leaves fan during fair weather and droop with rain. Scarlet pimpernal opens only in sun and shuts when rain arrives.
Where Revolvers Go and Mayflower Relics in Boston
The article notes revolver production and distribution in New England, with a Massachusetts maker claiming large exports to Britain, Chicago, Denver, and New York. It also recounts Maine residents owning Mayflower relics, including a bed cord of whale sinew used on the Mayflower and a grandfather’s conch shell used as a Revolutionary War signal.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Continent
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
San Jancisco
Mexico
Central and
South America
New York
Maine
Hiram Butterfield
Farmington
Butterfield
Elisha Lambert
Martha’s Vineyard
Seedless Tomato Breakthrough at New Brunswick Station
The New Brunswick New Jersey experiment station reports seedless tomatoes from Prof Halsted with many fruits nearly seedless and some completely seedless when crossed with crimson cushion tomato. Some varieties are dwarfs, others large, with one tasting like a strawberry, and the work aims to establish several satisfactory seedless varieties for table use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
Halsted
A Weekend in Milwaukee With a Business Friend
A young woman describes visiting Milwaukee with Mr. Rockwell a business friend of her father. She plans to study architecture as she hopes to persuade her father to build a handsome modern home and notes Mr. Rockwell’s cordial invitation and her anticipation of viewing his new place.
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Mr. Rockwell
Father
Milwaukee
Feeding and Breeding Guidelines for Poultry
Easy overfeeding harms fowls as many appear starved though fed. Focus on one well cared-for breed, milk feeding aids poultry fattening, incubating dirty eggs lowers hatch rates, and avoid deformed or sickly chicks to prevent disease and improve overall quality. Poultry and dairy farming complement each other.
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George Stoy
Washington
John Caress
Linton
William Marshall
John Swartz
Angy Irwin
M. F
Hasting and
Osborne
Jesse Wilson
Odon
W. H. Ldanson
Burns City
Mrs. J. ©. Irwin
Mrs. Willis Taylor
Fred Webb
Beehunter
Byrd Shuffiebarger
Earl Lehman of
Elzora
W. E. Laughlin of
Bicknell
S. E. Bowman
John Carress
Lawrence Joinson
Terre ‘Haute
George Wilson
Terre Haute
George Inman
Leroy Rankin
W. T. Waldron
George Swartz
State Normal
Clarence Sears
Indianapolis
Mrs .T. M. Sears
Mrs. Samuel Poindxter
Bridgeport, Ill
Mrs
T. M. Sears
Roscoe Burdsall
Harlem
Montana
Wim. Carimichial
Bedford
Steve Stalcup
Bernice Elrore
Della Brown Co” Linton
Agnes Roberts
W. D. Terrell
Christiian Church
Wheat
Thomas Mies
P. T Clements
Lewis W. Clements
Harry Winklepleck
Jonas Winklepleck
North End
Averitt
Sidney Bowman of
Fisher
Biaswell
E. J. Alford
Shoals
Myrtle Winklepleck
W. H. and
L. C. Brunson
New Albany
S. E. Bowman of
Matt Chambers
Iowa
Mr. and
Mirs
Jas Lavely
Lafayette
John Dobbs
Jasonville
Wm. Slimp
Joe Inman
Kansas City, Mo
Geo. Inman
Andrew Wilson
R. F. Mix
Plainville
Frank Crecelius
J. D. Pershing
Newberry
Florence Skemp of
FE. S. Harstine
William Myers
Evansville
George Ward
Mrs. J. M. Beck
Sandborn
John Hickey
J. K. Hickey
T. J. Scott
Charles Young
Epsom
George Boyles
Greencastle
Pete Bagle
Carrie Haupt
V. A. Wray
Arthur
Rockwell
Rockwell House
Papa
Mrs. Rockwell
Cooper & Brady’s
Cash Grocery
President Wilson
Wilson
San Francisco
A. Stirling Calder
Seatt Street
New York State Building