Salem News Briefs From Bedford To Pekin Area
Miss Edith Porter of Bedford reads with her aunt in Salem. The funeral of Milton Banks was at 1 PM Monday at his home on West Market. The Benevolence Group met at the Methodist church. Rev H Jus Black of Blytherest was in Paoli Tuesday. A large crowd attended Republican fellows in New Albany Monday. L Wood spent Sunday in Campbellsburg with his best girl. Phoebe Norris visited her daughter Carrie Morris Thursday. Walter Brown and wife visited her parents last Saturday. George Garman lost a valuable horse this week. School closed at Goss with a big dinner and program. Lyman Hamilton and others traveled to Pekin and Salem. Plenty of farm notes, marriages, visits, and local business. Several families in Greenbr ier, Chestnut Hill, and Pekin areas reported illness and recoveries.
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Salem
Edith Porter
Bedford
Ind
Wesley Hedrick
West Market Street
Milton Banks
Ris
Tipy
Roberts
Louisville
Effie Marshall
Borden
Lennie Marti
Peking High School
C. Fordyce
Borden Vast
Henry , Brown
South Liberty
J. RB
Lovell
Cyrus Baker
Noble Ransom
Francie Taylor
Sarah Church
Man
Lemuel Churchman
Peter Hurle
James Rush
Frank Sullivan
Tana Hurle
Grant Creamer
Mary Bagshaw
J.R. Motsinger
Lebert Payne
Olive Branch
Goss
Henry Fisher
J.T. J. Graves
Salém
Sam Goss
T. J. Goss
Lee Fisher
Falls Cities
Bert Bell
Rock Road
Tilford Martin
John Elrod
New Rock Road
Berden
Pitkin
Martinsburg
Jenner
Emanual
Jas
Morris
Tom Trne
Chris Temple
Billy Wade
Nellie Goss
Ed Knuckles
T.J. Goss
John Trainer
Serene Temple
Bernice Graves
Josie
Stella Graves
Bertha Hardman
Edmund Turner
Dr. Souder
Fred Shanks
Claud Turner
Pekin
Roy Gray
Omer Miller
Mack Overton
Herman Baker
Republican
Nellie
Sne Gray
John Callam
Smedley
New Hope
Isaac Brown
Texas
Emma Elgin
Curtis Jackson
Anna Smedley
Rosebud area notes on sales and community events
Rosebud and nearby communities report mare sale to L. Auger, spelling contest in Salem, trips to Livonia for Edgar Hardin sale, and multiple family visits. Ballads on sickness, school notes, road conditions, and farm work mark weekly activity with farmers, students, and churches involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hall
At Salem
Souder's School House and Spring Farming Talk
Souder's School House is referenced as a local meeting point with notes of spring farming activities. Amer Milter moved into James Knuckles' house and will work for Bruce Wright. John Tatlock plans to build a house on a lot in Satem and move there. Johnny Voyles and Dr. W Martin have sown tobacco beds signaling early spring. Godfry Voyles recovers from a grip illness. Discussions mention a new shop and feed mill. Dr. W Green visited Jasper Nale with pneumonia. Lillie Nale returns from Salem. Mrs. Oren Phillips improves at home. C G Voglea visits Henry Day. C P Wright travels to Pekin on Saturday. Weather delays regular trips. fishing plans begin as spring approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Nale
Salem
Oren Phillips
CG Vogléa
Henry Day
C. P. Wright
Self-Governed Citizens urged by Schools and Press
Dr Lyman Abbott argues schools must train self disciplined youths to steer society. Jerome McWade recalls political banter about officials and servants while a crowd mocks abolition. A riddle on quarantine, a jest about breath and muzzled brother, ends with Chicago Post lament from afar.
Australia’s Primitive Races Tries Central Australia
The article portrays Central Australia’s indigenous groups as primitive and nomadic. It claims they wander desert areas with spears and tools, noting cannibalistic stereotypes and a harsh social life. The piece describes living conditions and perceived behaviors with strong biases of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Buga
Anis Brest
Tras
Harper'a
How to Test Beer in a Cafe Scene
A New York Times excerpt describes two men, Sweeney and another, at a cafe testing beer. One notes beer should sing when fresh. if it stops singing, it is stale. The narrator tests his own beer and finds it drinkable, confirming the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Saffie
New York Times
Sulphur Solution for Fruit Trees and Plant Diseases
Sada vine Wichians Lime Sulphur Solution is advertised as a simple economical remedy for cafe grafts and fungus diseases. It promises little sediment, no crystallization, and lasting strength. Sold as spray for fruit and foliage to enhance color and smooth skin while eradicating scale insects.
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Martinsburg Vicinity
Phoebe Norris
Carrie Morris
Walter Brown
Latter
Rose Lovell T
Homas Gogs
Herbert, Miller
Avenue Coat
Millicent Fordyce
Win, Norris and Son
Jyules Hottel
Vokin
Ibert Morris
Mia
Linisa Hottel
Silas Fordyce
Ralph Mann
Albert
Vrown
Family
Ava
B. F. Taylor
John, Jovall
Tva
Benj
Taylor
Greenbrier
Achnels
Polk
Tate
Mmma Meadors
Satanti
Fleenar
Grippe
Chestnut ‘Hell
Alunzy Floyd
Emanuél Beck
C. W. Rodman
Chapman Elrud
Lillie Mull
Grover Terfell
Rey Payne
Herough
Irl Ashabraner
Nora Rodman
Olla
de. Halas’ Hospital
Selhasburg
Mal Garman
Harry Elrod
James “Thompson
Jason Brown
Trey Casey
Dos
Alvis
John Rodman
Lewis Rown
C. W. Rod‘nan
Farabee
Myra
Charity Richards
Noble
Homer ‘Ashabrand
Nellie Smith
Mek
Wijaate Skalton
Makel
Stella McClan
Elon Loew Adpistectavetin Saline
Wilson Gibbons
Jesse Leonard
Galen Gibbons
Evertt Pollard
Salem High School
Mary Smith
Crotherspile Ind
In- l Aw
Troy Cary
Ben
Mead
Zoar
Telfer Mead
Bloomington
Nada Blackmun
Lutie Davis
Louie and
Lumna Charles
Arthur Fisher
Henry Davis
Oscar Mead
Goss Wednesda
Jackson Township
Citizen’s Bank
MT. Washington
Geo. M. Boss
Leo Weir
Jas, Gill and Wife
Alva Martin
Addie Martin
Annie
Caroline Martin
Gill Bros
Lyman Hamilton
Edmund Smith
P. H. Gill
Heber
Lovetta Gill
Bradford
Lovetta
Elixorville
Oliver Goss
C. Overton
Stella Wright
Anna Goss
Jasper Nale
James Corn
Albert Wright
Bundday
John Marshall
Wright
New Richmond
Samuel Walker
Luella
Arnie Rickard
Sarah Motsinger
J. R. Motsinger
Ora Russell Remmains
James Gorman
Lebert
Will Taylor
Ellis Brim
B. T. Radcliff
John R. Moteingi
Will
George
Wnnlker
Apend
Inez Graves
Elva, Tattock
Edna Colglazier
Carl Borden
Charles Tattock
Feber
Gill Os
Rolla Buse
Missouri
Hebert Hall
Livonia
Rosebud
Edgar Hardin
Noah Pavey
Herbert Hauger
James
Heber Hall
Honey Run
Harve Stayton
Henryville
E. E. Thomas
Lebert Gorman
Mamie Gorman
Leander Jones
Harry Bagshaw
Nelson Morris
Arvel
A. B. Rickard
Spene
R. E. Martin
R. A. Bagshaw
Newt Howell
Scottsburg
South Boston
Walter Maharon
Ethel Martin
Earl Meadors
Sellersburg
Ray Payne
Wilber Callahan
Troy Casey
Bunker Hill
Rev. B. F. Taylor
Beulah Howard
A. A. Rodman
Walter Elliott
Danville
Myrtle Mahurot
Grace Bobo
Mrs. Della Mull
Franklin
New Albany
Rodifian
Jee Mead
Greely Thompson
Omer Ashabraner
BowMars
Chas, P. Motsiniger Ig
Chas. Curtis
New Philadelphia
Emerson Bower
N. W
Jacob
Rush
Wikis Stewart
Méon
Messinger
Anna Sullivan
Salem Satuday
Ray Smedley
Paoli
M. L. Smedley
Elmer Allen of
Ilinois
W. R. Allen
Sherman
Guy Smedley
Miss Blackman
Elsie Davis
Will Hartley
Anna Killman
Fiana
Celia Smedley
Campbellsburg
Golda Taylor
Zylpha McNeely
Jennie Smedley
Lizzie Smedley
Bessie
Ida
M. L Smedley
Eska Jones
Mabel Killman
Hazel Smedley
Souder
Amer Milter
James Knuckles
Bruce Wright
John
Tatlock
Satem
Johnny Voyles
Dr. We Martin
Godfry Voyles
Dr. W. Green Wad
JasperNale
Irs Sedt
Daniel Martis
California
Pekin Roller Mills
O. L
Lyman Abbott
Jerome
McWade
Duluth
Mfe
Pedp
MeéWade
Enid
Gladea
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