Otterbein Telephone Co seeks directory corrections
Otterbein Telephone Co. asks patrons to copy updated numbers and names into the late directory. Changes include numerous corrected listings and arrears payments for uncollected books. The update aims to fix misprints from long publishing. Otterbein, Indiana. The Otterbein M A held a call meeting about a Farmer's Institute with County Agent McFarland attending and proposing timely pointers for the venture.
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The
Otterbein Telephone Co
McFarland
Raymond Mulvey to Make Trip for Corn Club Prize
Raymond Mulvey of Montmorenci is named the best corn boy in Tippecanoe County and will travel to Washington D C for a week at the Baltimore Clothing Company prize. He qualified on four points: corn per acre, ten-ear exhibit, written crop report, and return on investment. He will travel east with Prof Z M Smith and join five sectional champions from Purdue for tours of national agricultural departments. Lloyd Abel is ill.
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Raymond Mulvey
Montmorenci
Yippecanoe County
Washington,d. C
Baltimore Clothing Company
Lafayette
County Corn Club
Young Mulvey
Z. M. Smith
Tippecanoe County
Purdue
Beulah Briscoe Weds Ralph Lamb at Clement Home
A quiet Saturday wedding at W. L. Clement's home united Beulah Briscoe and Ralph P. Lamb of Spiceland Ind. The ceremony by Rev. N A Chamberlain was at noon with immediate relatives present. The couple planned to live in Spiceland where the groom works in a telephone company. Out of town guests included Thos Lamb and daughter Eiva of Boswell and Rev and Mrs Chamberstain of Lafayette.
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W. L. Clement
Beulah Briscoe
Ralph P. Lamb
Spiceland
Ind
Indianapolis
Thos. Lamb
Eiva
Boswell
N. A. Chamberstain
Lafayette
Longtime Warren County Woman Dies After Ill Health
The obituary notes a birth near Armstrong Warren county May 20 1861. After Lafayette business college she taught in Warren county. She lived with her mother Eliza Mather until death Monday morning. Surviving are sister Mrs W C Taylor brothers Frank and James Mather. A Methodist Church member, funeral was held yesterday at 11 from the Mather home with Revs N A Chamberlain and A W Smith officiating. Interment was in Armstrong cemetery.
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Armstrong
Warren County
Lafayette Business College
Eliza Mather
W. C. Taylor
Frank
James Mather
Methodist Church
Mather
N. A. Chamberlain
A. W. Smith
Armstrong Cemetery
Mrs Jennie Merrick of Bowler Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Jennie Merrick a longtime Bowler resident died Thursday afternoon after a weeklong battle with pneumonia. She was born October 1, 1861 in Pine Township daughter of Robert and Sarah Hawkins and married to Luomas Derrick of Wausau. Survived by sister Mrs Lizzie Siekinnis brother wm Hawkins and a nephew Derrick Hawkins. funeral 4:60 Sunday at Bowler with Rev Ayling officiating and interment in Bowler Cemetery.
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Jennie Merick
Bowler
Merrick
Pine Township
Robert
Sarah Hawkins
Luomas Sterrick
Wawasa
Sue
Laura
Oly
Mermack
Lizzie Siekinnis
I Brouher
von Wm
Tiawkins
Utterbei
Derrick Ifawwkins
Irs
Derrick
Kwemington
Bovier
Dr David H Patton Dies After Heart Trouble In Indiana Return
Dr David H Patton long time Indiana resident and former representative from this district died Saturday morning at 11 0 due to heart trouble. Born November 2 in Kenning county he served in the Gol ANchaha Volunteers and earned a colonel's commission before medical studies at the Unicago Medical College. Survived by wife Clara Bennet and children, he had frequent visits here and was regarded as an admirable character by older citizens.
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David H. Patton
Ors. L. Leaming
Kenning County
Mentucny
Andrew and
Walley Folleui
Gol Anchaha Volunteers
Pellon
Unicago Medical College
Clara Bennet
Caneiau
Fatton
Indiana
Reumoegtou
Wes
Patuon
New Year Farm Equipment Changes Offer Wide Selection
Public notice of changes in goods starting the new year. Discontinuing some makes and adding others to offer a broad selection of farm implements from seeders to wagons and engines. Includes brands like Peoria, Victor, Keystone, Moline, Oliver, Deering, New Idea, Empire Automobiles and more with a $900 fully equipped vehicle offer.
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Peoria
Victor
Keystone
Moline
Avery
Oliver
Cassaday
Gale
Janesville
Rock Island
Hayes
Black Hawk
Dutch Uncle
New Century
Tower
Deering Binders
New Idea
Emerson
Weber
Studebaker
Milburn
Binkley
Harper
Perkins and
Star Wind Mills
Kokomo Field and Poultry
Sal-Tone Stock Tonic Empire Automobiles
Harry Leach Injured In Rural Accident
The report recounts Harry Leach and his brother aiding after a horse driven wagon was frightened by an automobile near Green Hill. Leach sustained a broken leg and head injury while others, including John Parker and Lantance Leach, assisted. He was recovering at press time. Also noted are funeral services for D. Ramsey and Leach’s early land reception ties to the Cherokee reservation in Oklahoma.
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Ford
Hildebrand Farm
Green Hill
Trom
Sanford
Wivzew
John Parker
Harry Leach
Lantance
Leach
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Carl Weigle
Phillip Tulley
O. R. Reames
Albert Sherrill
Walker Timmons
Masonic Bldg
Otterbein
O. B. M. A. Meeting
Trip
Lloyd Abel
Kansas
Mann
Kretschman
Weigle Market
Briscoe-Lamb
Elizabeth Edmonds
Jennie Merrick
Perkins and Reeves
Buckeye
Dayton
OPP Hardware Company
Bein, Indiana
Congress
Oklahoma
D. Ramsey
Vincennes
Leaming
Lather Hi
Oklahoma City
Leanure
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Remington Cemetery
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