Local notices from Oxford and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. People travel to Oxford, Lafayette, Crawfordsville, Boswell, and Rensselaer. several families visit kin, attend funerals, picnics, or reunions. businesses advertise hammocks croquet sets and photography services. the Otterbein Telephone Co announces limited calls on the Fourth.
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The
Otterbein Telephone Co
Letter From King Hill Traveler Describes Idaho Visit
A letter from King Hill Idaho dated June 20 1913 recounts travel through Shoshone Gooding and King Hill. The writer notes town features including brick buildings a school livery and depot, social events and meetings with friends, and details on King Hill Tract farming irrigation challenges alfalfa yields and markets. He mentions Ed also known as Jack, Chandler Walsh Frank Laird and James Smith and Boise as capital with pleasant scenery and roses.
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King Hill
Idaho
Sun
Shoshone
Gooding
Snake River
Oregon Short Line
F. H. Laird
Fife
Jack
Chandler A. Walsh
Snake
Foot Hills
Chandler Walsh
Frank E. Laird
James E. Smith
King Till
Portland
Oregon
Boise
Commencement Address at Local High School
The text notes a high school commencement with 128 graduates, 68 of them young men. Prof. Francis W. Sheppardson of Chicago University delivered the address, described as fine, while the observer remarks on the new State Capitol and a future Fourth of July fishing trip on the Malad River. They joke about catching a thousand-pound sturgeon to ship to Otterbein.
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States Capitol
Francis W. Shepardson
Chicago University
Otterbein
Return Home Time Hinted in Jay Dispatch
Concluding notes express belief of a future return to home in Jay. The writer signs off as A. M. Smith Sr delivering a personal farewell and expressed hope.
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Jay
A. M, Smith, Sr
Glenn Patch Bay Horse Eligible for Registration at Mather Burn
Glenn Patch a bay horse weighing 1050 pounds with white markings, sired by Dan's Brother a relation to Dan Patch, is eligible to register but not yet registered. To stand at the Mather Burn in northwest Otterbein. terms:
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Glenn Patch
Dan
Dan Patch
Mather Burn
Otterbein
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Charles Sewell
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John H. Doherty
Burns & Davis
F. E. Follett
Hoopeston
Burts & Davis Drug Store
Little Paul Hawkins
Fert Cooper
Green Hill
Burger Hardware
Farl Timmons
Mann & Akretschman Grocery
Olive Tharpe
Clarks Hill
Dr. Messner
Paul Thannanpauer
Lafayette
Burge Hardware
Ida Hunt
Boswell
Theo
Stephen
Dr. L. Peterson
Stockwell
Otterbein Sun
Indiana
Ralph Killen
Cincinnati, C
Burns & Davis Drug Co
Marie Jones
Arthur Law
Opal
Irene Emerson
Dollie Emerson
Edna Bowyer
Barrydale
Misses Vivian
Frances Timmons
Carl Bramblett
Indianapolis
John Bramblett
Frank Waddell
Harry Kretschman
John Fox
Dorothy
Florence
Rensselaer
Switzer
I. E. Switzer
Olive Marvin
F. W. Perigo
Martha Buetler
Will Schwamberger
John Miller
FE. M. Johnson
Attica
Dr. Ernest Baker
Messrs
Charles Griffin
Clint Darby
Elmer Donaldson
O. A.chenoweth
Will Best
Montmorenet
Princess Photoplay
Benton van Dyke
Chicago
E. W. VanDyke
Sydney
Beulah Smith
R. H. Ball
Alice Shedd
Roy Metsker
Charles Abel
Mrs. Tasterday
Goodland
Maud
Roy Emerson
Kenneth Knowles
Browning
Montana
Mary Brown
Princess Theater
Lobdell
Carl Summers
Lawrence
Remington
A. B. Bowen
W. T. Small
Martha Moore
Edith Willems
West Lafayette
Paul Frazier
Pearl Downey
Frank Johnston
Pauline Perry
Crawfordsville
Grace Taylor
Lizzie Martin
Fowler
Chas, Dodson
Otterbein 'Telephone Co
iCopyright Hart Schaffner & Mart
Baltimore Clothing House
Main & 4Th
John G. Bess
Ind