Rush Park seeds touted as best on market
A short note claims Rush Park seeds are the best seed available and that sales rise yearly as customers recognize their quality. It attributes growing demand to superior seed quality appreciated by people.
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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
3
Local Notes From Otterbein and Oxford Town
Local items report Thomas the dentist in Otterbein and scattered social plans. Mrs. Mary Chenoweth returns home, Oxford to incorporate again, and Myra Dougherty visits her brother Stephen. Epworth League plans a social. Baker’s bakery promotes cakes, pies, and bread. Mrs. Deuter ill but active. Nee Wendham from the south side visits Oxford. The town hears Sousa’s band in Lafavetho and Chicago visits. Benjamin Harrison funeral referenced as national grief. Baker opens restaurant. West Side Meat Market touted. a Ward’s Hall concert announced by visiting musicians.
New State Game Law Sets Open and Closed Seasons
The new game law imposes closed seasons for quail grouse and prairie chickens from January 1 to November 1 and for squirrels from January 1 to November 10. It restricts shipment of game across state lines to properly killed, licensed hunters in season, and bans hunting on enclosed lands without written consent. The law also fixes waterfowl seasons with April 15 to September and October 1 to a later date, and tightens possession rules for deer turkey and pheasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Enelseet
Dedana Cabine
Fragmented ramblings in search of meaning and memory
A lettered stream of garbled phrases and fractured names recalling places people and events, including references to Mexico and Italy. The text weaves disjointed sounds with scattered proper nouns in a puzzling, nostalgic tone.
Fragmented notice on Otterbein satire and local papers
A garbled critique discusses Otterbein satire and a village squib. It mentions Hawnt of the Wtyro, Selig Mont NoyVeriellh and Meg Virch, noting varied publications and affirming careful reporting. The piece defends truthfulness and local patterns in a light editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyro
Flemirig
Otterbein
Selig Mont
Meg. Virch
Brecher
Ed O'Leary's Pole Slide Ends Dramatically Untouched
Ed O'Leary climbed a telephone pole near John McKinnis residence. Ten feet from the ground his spur hit a knot and broke, sending him plummeting. He grabbed hold and landed on his feet uninjured, aided by a firm hug during the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. O'Leary
John McKinnis
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Jos. Walsh & Sons
Mee
Girttire
Latreds
Otterbein, Indiana
Gouk OL
F.A. Elnaor
Indiana
Thomas
Mary Chenoweth
Oxford
Myra Dougherty
Stephen
The
Epworth League
W.S. VanDervort
Boswell
Baker's Bakery
Mildred Woodhams
W. B. Bryan
Bella
C. Bo Maddox
Met
Miss Nee Wendhams
South Side
S.C. Deuter
Ran Eywind
Rev
Emp
Wilow Grove
Sun Alon
Mrs. Chandler Walsh
Lafavetho
Sousa
J. C. Foster
Maud Sappingeon
Chicago
Lawrence Shipps
Sanday
Sumner Ante
Pee Coy
Miaray Ma Alt Foo Slater, Gracy
Pine Ecg
Ravetap
Ny Oy
Shemmy Phernost
Prieta
TOMES
Sidh Peres
Chem
Cerin
Cts
John Oden
Rolo
Morita
Peihaws
AMD Meri
Ibers
al Bemann Harrison
Crown Tit
Tinianapolis
Benjamin Tlartison
Harry Baker
Hickery
Ward’s Hall
West Side
Dias al
Fang
Dickens
Serape
Uck
Mexico
Ryan
Reese
India
ANS, Prowr
Baker & Restaurant
Beauty
Phr
Alon
Childrest
Cail
Waddell Bros
Lye ER
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