Local notes and Farmers Institute talk in small town
A crowded column records Sunday visits among residents Rosa Howell, John Rodman, Nelson Souder, Thad Mull, David Flody, Raymond Gorman, Charley Graves, and others. It notes several farm trade exchanges, fishing trips, illnesses, and weekly duties plus a Purdue extension plan for state speakers at county Farmers Institutes and local tax days in Salem.
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Farmers Institute
Extension Department
Purdue University
Farmers’ Institute
Institute
Sxon
Anne
Rev J H Moore and Clara Unnewehr Wedding
Ruth Dennis reports the ceremony for Reverend J H Moore and Clara Unnewehr, with Trowbridge Tone noting the Rev. J H Moore and Miss Clara Unnewehr among those present.
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J. H. Moore
Clara Unnewehr
Daisy Shields
J. W. Trowbridge
Bya Chamberlain
A. B. Wilson
Belle English
James Fultz
Cora Sullivan
H. Mitchell
Souder's School House Community Notes
Grandma Purlea visited Godfrey Wryles' folks Sunday night and last Monday. R. B. Galglazier cut four total logs Tuesday. Many neighbors visited Mrs. Henry Day one evening last week. Oliver Wright was in Salem Thursday. E. C. Bowers did concrete work for Bob Naugle last week. Henry Day and wife spent Sunday with Will Shanks and wife. Lon Purlee caught a nineteen inch bass. Charles Humphrey made a business call on Ira Gray Thursday. Dr. Baker of Janashoro Ind moved to a new home last Friday. Henry Day and wife leave Saturday for Gas City Ind to establish a future home. John C. Voyles and father in Salem Saturday. Grandma Purlee spent Friday night with her daughter Mrs. J. D. Nale. Several neighbors allied on Dr. Baker and family Sunday. Oliver Wright rode in his auto Sunday. Albert Wright searched Gibson Township recently for strawberry pickers. Mrs. Millerson and daughter visited her son Jensia Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Bolding, son Frank and Navella Hinds visited the former's sister Friday. James Short and family called on D. W. Martin's Sunday.
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Grandma Purlea
Godfrey Wryles
R. B. Galglazier
Henry Day
Oliver Wright
Salem
E. C. Bower
Bob Naugle
Will Shanks
Lon Purlee
Charles Humphrey
Ira Gray
Dr. Baker
Janashoro
Ind
Gas City
John C. Voyles
Grandma Purlee
J. D. Nale
Olver Wright
Albert Wright
Gibson Township
Dusty Victory of Samothrace shocks new housemaid
A New York woman hires a capable maid Norah who tends every task perfectly yet leaves the dusted statue Victory of Samothrace dirty. Norah fears breaking the fragile headless sculpture and admits she avoided dusting it, worrying she might drop and ruin it. The tale ends with the maid's awkward confession and a stray, garbled note about the season.
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New York
Norah
Havea
Samothrace
Fire Protection, Editor Advance Apology Notice
A public notice from the Fire Protection editor acknowledges an earlier communication misjudging local protection. The editor now concedes that a few citizens find the current arrangement provides ample protection and offers an apology to those affected in Peking.
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Peking
Wigs of spun glass spark new fashion and trade
Harper's Weekly notes a breakthrough in wig manufacture using spun crystal to imitate human hair. The light hygienic fiber can be dyed to any shade and fineness, offering a substitute once limited by cost and quality.
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France
Harper’s Weekly
Tear and Smile Race Across the Doorway
A playful scene describes a Tear challenging a Smile to a race. The Tear briefly stains with sadness but the Smile returns as the light moment wins the race at last, with both characters reaching the door in a light, whimsical finish.
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Chamma
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Jolin Rodman
Leonard Jeffs
Jank Waisner
Louisville
Chas, Applegate
Motsinger
John Graves
Charley Graves
Charley Lackenour
Wyman Rodman
Frank Bowers
Eston Lackenour
Sam Baker
Fred Shanks
Exton Loekenour
Bed Shanks
Murryey Bressie
Minnia Wells
Rose Gray
Harriett, Muriel
Grandma
Wm. Beck
Frank Martindale
Qris Gilstrap
Mahlop’s
Mitchell's
Eris Rudder
Walter Roberts
Rush Creek
Ralph Arnold
Glarys Rexroad
Meritt Beck
Addie Barnett
Hardinsburg
Purdue University Lafayette
Indiana
Frank Beck
Bill Shafer
Wotten
Grandma Grabb
Wiseman Vicinity
Estella Smith
Daisy Dalton
Anna Purlee
Son Menlow
Nell Zink
Grover Bolding
Preston Hinds
Breston Smith
Grandma Smith
Ian Cauble
Otto Nale
Frank Schocke
Lillie Balding
Nevallia Hinds
Ethel Callum
Nellie Short
Filsworth Schocke
Grover Wright
Frank, Ellsworth
Gale Schocke
Grover Balding
Nellie
St Ora Martin's
Sam Fansford
Ed Purlee
Preston Smith
Albert Zink
Histo
Grover Rolding
Farabee
Ola Sehacke
Jim Dalton
Paul Sehacke
Purlee
Ola Zink
New Albany
George Sullivan
Camilla Mitchell
Maude Naugle
Bige Richards
Clyde Richards
Pleasant Grove
Guy Martin
Joe Briner
Jasper Martin
Carl Shanks
S. A. Barksdale
S. Martin
Dutch Creek
Issac Michener
Orléans
Clyde Newby
Avery
Charley Spaulding
Clarence Miller
Cal Calglazier
Ollie
J. Bosley
Enoch Bush
Quita
H. @. Wells
Washington Co
U. S
Mt, Zion M. E
Rev. C. S. Edwards
S. S
Ruth Dennis
T. J. Tone
Trowbridge
St. John
J. Frank Jenner
W. B. Morris
Mt. Zoin
Rale Tash
J.T. Hoskins
Irene Trueblood
Segy
Treas
Souder's
Miller
Jensia
Lillie Bolding
Frank
Navella Hinds
James Short
D. W. Martin
Balkans
Pavel
Pattl
Athens
Pavopoulo
Paulson
Belgrade
Pavlovich
Sofia
Pavloff
Bucharest
Pavlescu
Constantinople
Paviogiu
Markland Pharmacy
PRK
Business College
Jeffersonville
Allege
W. L. Gross
Lillian Clarke
Wm. D. Leonard
Allie Briscoe
Quick Saler
Howard G. Skiles
Pekin, Ind
Joven
A. Smith
Pekin Hardwood Lumber CO
Gall
W. J. Johnson
Jake Hurst
Sullivan's
Pekin, IN
Maple Brook
Martinsburg
M. H. Martin H, Martin
A. Ac Martin
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