Neighborhood Notes Run-Down of Local Town People
Arthur Laws returns to his Garage while Walter Young is ill and Elmer Swope resumes duties. A long list records visits, ailments, travel, and social events across Lapel and surrounding areas with school notes and a Sunday flag presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Laws
Walter Young
L. A. McGlone
W. W. Manifold
Lee Manifold
Ingalls
John Bortles
Pauline
Fishers
David Gibson
Paul and
Mildred
Cassidy
Young Peoples
M. E. Church
Logan Hinshaw
Ed Clark
E. C. Rummell
J. W. Higgs
Paul
Lorene
Noah Kuhns
Dorothy
J. C. Manifold
Herlock
Wm. Skinner
C. M. Laws
Ruby Davis
Rema Ginder
Ethel Clary
Claude Rummelis
Fred Cottrell
John Hutchins
Homer Brantlinger
Ruth Moore
Vivian Jarvis
Sarah Hennis
Preston Roberts
Roy Ginder
Poultry Notes Urge Indiana Lesson From National Trends
Markleville High School’s Agriculture Department reviews Poultry Industry data and editorial opinions from the Breeders Gazette. It notes poultry earned 884 million dollars nationwide, compares it to the wheat crop, and suggests practical tips for raising hens including feeding cabbage and keeping nests well bedded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Markleville High School
Breeders Gazette
Poultry Prevention Tips For Laying Pullets In November
Stop up cracks and knot holes as a cold hen will not lay. Prevention is worth more than a cure in poultry diseases. In November feed laying pullets an excellent egg ration with a balanced dry mash plenty of clean water and sprouted oats and grain in limited amounts.
Community Notes From Bethel on Illness and Visits
Kenneth Blake and Mrs. Robert Lee are listed as sick with pneumonia. Several households report illnesses among children, with Mrs. Charles Graham and Rob ert visiting Mrs. Patrick Woods of Anderson. A shredding accident injures Lewis Rogers while fodder is shredded. Social visits include Mrs. William Moore hosting dinner for neighbors and a surprise gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bulen of near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Swope
Wm Wynn
George Christ
Claude Rummel
Ethel Clary
Marion
Alma Ginder
Lucile Boyer
Fortville
Buck Jarvis
Puss Brantlinger
Robert Martin
Indianapolis
Ace Fuqua
J. M. Roberts
Tom Klepfer
Oaklandon
Wesley Stanley
Greidith Beeman
Jonah Michaels
Fred
Wilbur Davis
Dayton
Ohio
Lapel
Alexandria
Red Men
Christian Sunday School
Helen Davis
Ralph Briles
Lorene Gibson
Ralph Meyers
Anderson
J. N. Cotty
Jerry Ramer
Warnie Walker
Lon Wiseman
Ripley County
Kenneth Blake
Robert Lee
William Moore
Ralph Bulen
Robert Simmons
Charles Graham
Robert
Patrick Woods
Maude Miller
Near Here
Lewis Rogers
Joe Moore
Jimmy Moore
Morris
Fred Lund
Lawrence Bulen
Opal Benefiel
George McNeal
Mary Souis
Arthur Bulen
Edna Kistler
Leopard Outwitted and Killed by Loyal Sepoy
A British officer recalls a Vizianagram episode where a mahara ja’s sepoy kills a leopard that had taken shelter in a mud hut. The soldier calmly positions his bayonet at the doorway, orders a colleague, and the leopard is slain with a single thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vizianagram
W. A. Fraser
Cantonments
Pertab
Saturday Evening Post
The Mississippi Bubble Architect John Law
John Law, famed for inflating the Mississippi Bubble, began crime as a duel murder convict sentenced to death in England. He fled to Holland, funded gambling from Bank of Amsterdam, proposed a state bank for notes and deposits, and helped form the Mississippi Company to exploit Louisiana. Shares soared to $18,000 before panic and ruin struck France. He resigned, died ten years after the crash in poverty in Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Law
England
Holland
Bank of Amsterdam
Law
Duke of Orleans
Louis XV
Mississippi Company
Louisiana
France
Brussels
Venice
Detroit News
Prepared for Emergencies? A Reflective Opinion Piece
A brief meditation on readiness for crises, noting that preparation is simplest when focusing on others. The author urges practical steps and disciplined planning to ensure resilience beyond personal risk.
Three Who Paid at Pendleton Theatre
Dustin Farnum headlines the Pendleton Theatre as the western thriller Three Who Paid with Bessie Love and a capable supporting cast. The program also features Douglas MacLean in Bell Boy 13 a fast paced comedy with stunts including a fire department run and a hotel ledge scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Theatre
William Fox
Dustin Farnum
George Owen Baxter
Joseph Franklin Poland
Colin Campbell
Dustin
Justice
Bessie Love
Mr. Farnum
Frank Campeau
Fred Kohler
Robert Daly
William Conklin
Robert Agnew
Douglas MacLean
Thomas H. Ince
MacLean
Fire Department of
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Harold Lloyd breaks mold in Why Worry South American farce
Harold Lloyd refuses typecasting in Why Worry a Pathe comedy at Pendleton Theatre. The story shifts from his usual roles to a South American setting with strong farce, aiming to show audiences variety can satisfy while delivering his trademark humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Pathe
Pendleton Theatre
Appointment of Administrator for John F. Wiggins Sr. Estate
Notice from Anderson dated November 8 1923 states the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of John F. Wiggins Sr deceased the estate is supposed to be solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wiggins Sr
Anderson
New Deadly Roach Species Warns Nationwide Spread
Scientists warn a roach species is spreading across the country carrying disease. Health alert urges protection for families and notes Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder is sold by Lewis Bros. and E. Tanke & Co. Also advertises a nine room rental three miles east of town by I. G. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bros. and
E. Tanke & Co
I. G. Davis
For Sale Building Lot in Pendleton Uptown
Desirable 60 by 83 foot building lot one block from uptown Pendleton offered for sale. For inquiries contact The Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Uptown
Times Office
Odd Facts and Claims From Various Fields
Fogs may be dispelled by electric waves. A male fur seal may command a harem of 30 to 100 females. A 714 pound alligator at Cincinnati Zoo is said to be 125 years old. Mangrove wood not proven for durability according to French engineers. A Chinese typewriter would require about 2000 keys. Canada peat bogs reportedly hold 5,400,000 tons of coal equivalent. The Earth receives about 160 tons of solar light per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Zoo
Canada
Witty city musings on temptation and modern life
A humorous column notes how hustlers and rich men face consequences, while a modern home and finances theme threads through observations. It jokes about poverty, a wife controlling finances, and a son complaining about an auto drive.
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Culver City
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Pendleton Creamery Co
Eversweet Butter
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Schooley’s Plumbing
Collingwood Bros
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