Two New Dodge Automobiles for Ragles III Van Buren
RAGLES III Van Buren reports two additional Dodge cars owned by Jas L D Evans and Mose Maryfell, noted farmers. Visitors include Walter Stuckey and family from Mitchell visiting A W Stuckey and wife. Various local residents and farmers appear in a community roundup with mentions of weather aiding oats and grass, and local visits by Miss Leah Dyal and others.
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van Buren
Jas. L. D. Evans
Maryfell
Dodge
Local social notes list visits and weekend guests
Miss Pear and Miss Chestis return from Worthington while many neighbors attend gatherings. Several families, including the Wikles, Faiths, Chestnuts, Overtons, and Roachs, host or visit relatives from Plainville, Detroit, Good Hope, and Kayesville.
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and town improvements
Richard Williams, James Tomey of Epsom, John Russell and John Pruett drove to Washington Saturday. Miss Verna Young visited Miss Blanche Stewart, and Opal Stewart with her sister Mrs. Harry Bowman and children. Town improvements include painting. Numerous family and friend visits circulated Sunday among Stewarts, Brights, Webbers, Coplands, and others.
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Richard Williams
James Tomey
Epsom
John Russell
John Pruett
Washington
Opal Stewart
Harry Bowman
Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Walter Raredon and son Russel with Tom Raredon and family hosted relatives. Leveda Cummings Flossie Plummer and Harvey Plummer Floyd Willis then visited Jaimes Carpenter. Dorothy Micenel visited Wil Richards as Thelma Dobbins stayed with Mae Sanders. Lizzie Stout from Riley Indiana visited her grandparents Martin and Lizzie Stout. Will Ledgerwood family with Joe Carr and Lena Conard from Tilino's visited grandparents J B Phipps. Ruth Ledgerwood and Mabel Miler were guests.
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Walter Raredon
Russel
Tom Raredon
Leveda Cummings
Flossie Plummer
Harvey Plummer
Floyd Willis
Jaimes Carpenter
Lizzie Stout
Riley
Indiana
Mrs. Martin Stout
Lena Conard
Tilino’s
J. B. Phipps
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits
The report lists multiple visits and trips across towns. Cae ers Mr and Mrs Claed Deal drove to Washington Tuesday. W EF Scott called on Sam Eagle Thursday. Joe Myers spent weekend with friends at Washington. Myers planted twenty five acres in a day. Littell of Plainville was in Ipsom. Mrs M E Faith visiting F C Faith and family of Shiloh. Mrs George Tomey and son Chas drove to Washington. D I Myers made a business trip to the county seat. Mrs Mattie McCall of Columbus Indiana visiting friends here. Mrs Shively of Odon visiting daughter Mary Keller and Calvin Keller from Friday to Sunday. Chas Myers and son Chas Jr of Indianapolis Herschel of Worthington and Dr S E Bowman of Oton called on A C Myers Sunday evening. Roscoe Myers and Colda Dale spent Sunday with Wm Petty of Hyatt Station.
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Chas. Myers and Son
Chas. Jr
Indianapolis
Herschel
Worthington
S. E. Bowman
Oton
A. C. Myers
Health Symbol Five Pointed Star on Cham Chamberlain Tablets
The five pointed red star on Cham berlain's Tablets evokes ancient Greek health ideals. The ad claims the tablets relieve indigestion billousness and constipation and urges readers to buy from druggists and dealers everywhere.
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Greece
Chamberlain
Misquoted aphorisms and political jests from a stray column
The clipping blends political satire and social commentary. It notes ill fated plans, cannibal congressmen, Western Cold War era hints, and a line about equal suffrage and influence, ending with reflections on desirable marriage attributes and courting.
Wordplay in 1915 recalling noisy dining room talk
A fragment from 1915 humor or ads jokes about furniture, a plate rail, and the idea of items going on strike. The note muses on a cleck on tick and railway weight while referencing tennis games as a distant aside.
Motives and mockery in the press on suffrage debates
A fragment suggests comic papers stereotype critics of suffrage as harsh and loud. Dialogue hints at a man annoyed by a woman delivering speeches, while the other quips about finding quiet reading time despite the noise.
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Sippe
Trustee’s Notice For Madison Township Office Hours
The notice states a trustee will be in Odon at the E T Laughlin building on East Main Street on Wednesday and Saturday each week to attend to Madison township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
E. T. Laughlin
East Main Street
Madison Township
Rheumatic Pain Relief Ad by Chamberlain Liniment
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic or muscular rheumatism promising pain relief and states the product is available everywhere or for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Verdi travels to Troy seeking a new chase
In Chapter Sixteen The Scattering of the Clan Celestino Verdi pockets seven hundred dollars and plans to let someone else chase the will o' the wisps as he heads by train to Troy on the day of a false quarrel.
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Celestino Verdi
Paolo
Troy
Making Succotash Step By Step From Corn and Beans
A home recipe describes scraping corn from the cob and adding a little cold water to create a creamy base. The corn is boiled with beans in a kettle until ready, producing a sweetness and creaminess not common in succotash.
Chamberlain's Tablets Promising Relief For Stomach Trouble
Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York reports long standing stomach troubles improved by Chamberlain's Tablets calling them the first medicine giving lasting relief. The advertisement claims the tablets have worked wonders and are obtainable everywhere through dealers.
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Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
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Ragles III
Walter Stuckey
A. W. Stuckey
Walter
Lawrence County
Mitchell
R. C. Harris
Leah Dyal Cazie
A. W. Dyal
Here
Bloomer Stuffle
Prairie Eeeake
James Doyal
Tyda Cunningham
Sunda
Eli Daugherty
Plainville
Rev. McCulley
Martha Clinton
Jas. Overton
Amy
G. W. Hackler
Eaglesville
Alvin Hayes
D. W. Resier
Shlge
Miss Pear
Chestis
Worthinston
Juin Righi
John Riggins
Ragtesvil
Ragleaville
Hidav
Biahel
Zelma Wikle
Baile
Ass Mildred Long
Miss Iag?cy Path of
Upsom
Tom Faith
Fameily
Periha Roach
Treasie Chestnut
Mrs. Win. Chestnut
Matty
Audra
Ruby Faith
Lois Grover
Ernest Garten
Detroit
Missesciety
Anna Boyd
Good Hope
Dcett Overton
Kayesville
Lorene and
Herschel Resler
Robert Brooks
Jessie Roach
Elsie Chestnut
Miss Pearl Chestnut
Mrs. Orville “-Overton
Mr. Overton
Arthur Long
Dale
Gale Bester
Clyde -Daughtery of
Moses Overton
Harvey Byrer
Daisy
Elkanah Hutchens and
Family
Mrs
Cherie Lamb
Terre Haute
Clark Lamb and
Paul Hutchens
Herschel Byrer
Mrs. Curts Overton and Sons
Dele and
Donald
Dr. Resle
Wi.e
Amy Overtor
M. Pleasie Jolli
Verna Young
Blanche Stewart
Edna Beeker
Morten Bright
Ralph Taylor
Flossie Poingexter
Mary Webber
Mary Woolbright
Flossie Richards
Edna Becker
Blanche Stewert
Wm. Hans of
Montgomery
Mike Thomas
Family Sunday
Misses Bessie
Mildred Stringer
Clara
Mabel Copland
George Russell
Washinston
Rela
Tives
Charley Trotter
Samuel Dyer
Nelle Pruett
Roy Richardson
Londa Beeker
Ora
Henry Poindexter
John Stepp
Anna Sawyer
Glen Kail
Burns City
Pern Barrett
Pearl Laushlin
Thelma Dobbins
Mae Sanders
Henry Fox
Misa Nelle Kutch
al Toon
First Creek
Jeff Richardson
Dorothy Micenel
Wil Richards
Will Ledgerwood
Joe Carr
Ruth Ledgerwood
Mabel Miler
Caeers
Claed Deal
W. EF. Scott
Sam Eagle
Joe Myers
D. Ll. Myers
Mr. Myers
J. E. Littell
Ipsom
M. E. Faith
F. C. Faith and Family of
Shiloh
George Tomey
Chas
D. I. Myers
Mrs. Mattie McCall
Columbus, Ind
Mrs. Shively of
Mary Keller
Calvin Keller
Ida Franklin
Roscoe Myers
Colda Dale
Wm. Petty
Hyatt Station
Vre
Keck & Caugney
Spncial Occ Real Sale
Sastoria
Flbert Bibe
Uust
Bafrydills
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