Local Notices From Pendleton and Nearby Areas
Local items report L F Mellinger plasterer at 227 Pearl street Pendleton. J J Rogers on business in Indianapolis. Mrs W L Lewis visiting Indiana. Mrs Ella Small of Elwood guest of Mrs Sabra Aiman. Mr and Mrs Ross Hardy in Indianapolis. Mrs John Hendry on business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs J N Cottey a weekend guest of Indianapolis friends. Dr O W Brownback attended Scottish Rite Lodge in Indianapolis. For sale hot blast stove inquire Mortons Shoe Store. Miss Adisa Jarrett weekend with cousin Geneath Jarrett at Anderson. Mrs Harriet Thomas now agent for Franco American Hygiene Co with Xmas orders via 318 W High St. Wanted 10 or 15 gallon iron kettle. Times office. For sale two bred spotted Poland Gilts eight months old. Sire Grand 51707, Dam Avolan 147512, phone Eden Moble Troy. For sale house and lot 75 S Pearl street eight rooms strong water and electric. Inquire Times Office.
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W. L. Lewis
Indianapolis
Ella Small
Elwood
Sabra Aiman
Ross Hardy
John Hendry
Adisa Jarrett
Geneath Jarrett
Anderson
Harriet Thomas
Fanco American
Moble Troy
Bootleg Liquor Hidden in Furs Shipping to Ontario
British Columbia investigates a liquor ring tying bootlegging to fur shipments. Bonded liquor, packed in pelts, travels to dry Ontario under the guise of fur trade, with ships allegedly routing via Mexico then north to Prince Rupert. A shipment was halted for overweight and liquor found hidden in furs.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Provincial Liquor Board
Ontario
Mexico
Toronto
Efficiency for the Hen
Instruction on incubating eggs by holding them to a lamp to test fertility. The bright lamp reveals a dark embryo inside fertile eggs and suggests patience is wasted if the eggs are not kept in warm conditions.
Red Cross Seeks Strength in Peace Time Service
A call to join the American Red Cross emphasizes personal contribution during peace time. The message highlights that collective numbers multiply effectiveness, urging immediate enrollment.
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American Red Cross
Tricks Used by Smugglers Hidden in Everyday Objects
An account of smuggling methods reveals drugs hidden in artificial flowers such as opium in stalks and cocaine in violets. Hollowed potatoes, stuffed dogs, sausages, ink bottles, briquettes, firefighters helmets, opera hats, cheese, and even a Cenotaph model have concealed narcotics. A secret service agent uncovered a phial of cocaine in a dog.
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Secret Service
Iron in Antiquity and Early Steel Making
A noted scientist notes iron tools and artifacts from ancient sites. Finds include a meteoric-free iron in the Great Pyramid with nickel and carbon, an iron sickle under a sphinx at Karnak, and a Delhi pillar of 50 feet from welded blooms. Chinese iron and steel use dates to 2357 B C, and Japanese folklore recalls buried forged iron turning into steel after years in marshy ground.
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Great Pyramid
Karnak
Delhi
China
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W. C. Frampton & Son
Ohfistmas
Gandles
A. H. George
Victor Records
Holder
Www
P. Cooper
Xmas Footwear
Bill
E. C. Morton Cash Shoe Store
Pendleton
the Times
L. F. Mellinger Plasterer
Pearl Street
J. J. Rogers
J. N. Cottey
O. W. Brownback
Scottish Rite Lodge
Cole’s
Morton’s
Times Office
S. Peart Street
Lorenzo D. Guy
Indiana
Elenora Guy
L. V. Mays
TIMES
Lewis Bros
Jaques Capsule Co
Plattsburg, N.Y
Lawrence V. Mays
Attorney-at-Law
Chamber
Marquette
Lafayette
Brown's Drug Store
Chrishnas
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