Paoli Republican community notes June 6 1923
Local visitors and travels dominate Paoli items with relatives visiting in Vincennes and Indianapolis. Notables include Miss Julia Standeford taking a bank clerkship, Mrs Banks Hill improving from illness, and Jimmie Hollowell meeting a man claims 104 years old. Also ads for Timothy hay and stable goods, farm rent offered, and regional travel to Marion and Elizabeth.
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Jimmie Hollowell
Jimmie
Local Advert for Egg Coal Delivery and Rates
An old classified item offers best eggs and lump coal delivered daily from a bin. Rates listed include 500 pounds for $200, 1000 pounds for a similar price, and coal by the ton at 7.50. B V Rhodes appears as the contact.
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B. V. Rhodes
Boys and Girls Club Work praised by bankers leader
F N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association stresses the national committee on Boys and Girls Club Work as a vital public movement with potential to shape future American citizenship and stabilize rural life. James R Howard also champions Farm Bureau youth involvement and opportunities from Club Work.
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National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
America
Ife
F. N. Shepherd
American Bankers Association
Farm Bureau
James R. Howard
IX Reasons For The Boys And Girls Clubs
A historical summary outlines six arguments for youth clubs in agricultural outreach. It notes that youths adopt new practices earlier, are easily influenced by college programs, and can be formed into clubs more readily than adults. Benefits include broader reach, simultaneous adult impact, higher ROI, and large potential membership growth.
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Wibools Alt Aeolleg
Bagker Ferme
Farmers gather for Moses Fell farm field day near Beaford
An oval field day at Moses Fell farm north of Beaford tomorrow starts 10 AM with field inspection, dinner, and talks by Agricultural Experiment Station and Farm Bureau. Weather sheltered tents planned after last year’s rain, promising a useful program for local farmers.
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Purdue Annex
Moses Fell Farm
Beaford
Representatayon
Agricultural Experiment Station
Farm Bureau
Cold in the Head and Catarrh Remedy Ad
An antique advert promotes ATALLS CATARRH MEDICINE for acute nasal catarrh. It claims a local ointment and a systemic tonic build up the body to resist colds, touting 40 years of druggists’ experience by F. S. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Atall
Shiby
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy Growth Report Released
A statistical report to the Lucky Tiger Remedy Company board shows rapid growth for Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy, a Kansas City product introduced about five years ago. The document cites over two million bottles sold through druggists and thousands of gallons via barter trades, reflecting strong financing and founder confidence.
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Lucky Tiger Remedy Company
Kansas City
Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy
Ady
MAKE THEM WORK What if the I W W radicals succeeded
The piece argues the I W W would demoralize industries harming workers and communities. It warns of unemployment, urges forceful action against agitators, questions why I W W would avoid Russia, and endorses federal tariff data to promote steady employment and investment.
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Aol
W. W
Russia
Mrs Jobe Patton Falls at Home. Friends Worried
Mrs Jobe Patton slipped down several steps while doing housework Friday. Friends feared serious injury but reports say she is now all right.
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Jobe R. Patton
Why Europe Wants America in the League of Nations
An eminent Hoglish statesman travels to America urging U S entry into the league. The writer questions whether the United States should police the world, settle debts, or assume burdens for bankrupt nations, arguing that supporters oversimplify the issue.
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America
United States
League of Nations
League
Coryton
Times
Toledo Weekly Blade promotional front page feature
A promotional description extols the Toledo Weekly Blade as a national family weekly offering daily news for farmers households and children with an agricultural section home pages and a serial story. It touts world news coverage and a special subscription offer at 15 cents per year with a combination option.
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Toledo Weekly Blade
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