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Newspaper

Plainfield Messenger

Location

Plainfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

3

Indiana items mix reunions, elections and road talk

Kendallville hosts the thirtieth annual reunion of former soldiers and sailors on August 19 at Mount Pisgah. Decatur invites Governor McCray and Ed Jackson for Indiana Yeoman Day on August 22. Gas City adopts a 15 mph speed limit and Go Slow signs. Hamilton county fights high road improvement fees.

Kendallville Indiana Mount Pisgah Decatur McCray Ed Jackson Marion Gas City Noblesville Hamilton County Indianapolis Amos Butler Board of State Charities Butler State Board of Tax Commissioners John J. Brown Wiliam A. Hough George C. Bryant Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service Greenfield Board of County Commissioners South Bend St. Joseph Tristate Anderson John W. McClung Anderson Young Men’s Christian Association Indiana Y. M. C. A. Physical Directors’ Association Evansville Indiana Y. M. C. A Boy Scouts American Gymnastic Union Indiana Athletic Federation National Amateur Athletic Federation State Highway Commission Lincoln Lake County Highway Department New Albany Culbertson Home For William S. Culbertson

Santa Fe Arms for Possible Hire of Replacements

The Santa Fe Telegraph warned Big Four brotherhood leaders that if workers do not return to service the company may hire replacements to fill striking posts. The move follows trains abandoned on the desert run and threats to isolate Albuquerque amid desert-bound service disruptions across California and New Mexico.

San Bernardino Cal Big Four Brotherhood Union Pacific Union Chicago Santa Fe Railway A. G. Wells Oklahoma Salt Lake City Los Angeles California Limited Santa Fe James I. Duffy California Needles I. L. Hibard Seligman Ariz Williams Ash Fork Albuquerque Belew N. M Desert Points Big Four Brotherhoods Raton National Headquarters Las Vegas Michigan Lansing Mich Channing Groesbeck Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee and

Handson School Coats Discuss Material for Uniforms

A school panel weighs fabrics for uniforms. Silk options include crepe-back satin, radium, crepe de chine, while cotton choices feature muslin, watiste, nainsook, and cotton crepes. The discussion notes tailoring trends and trimmings as a consideration.

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Weathered Woolens And Youthful Fashion For School Wardrobes

The article describes college girl outfits featuring coats with bloused waists and narrow silk trimmings, fur trims, and silk linings. It notes practical school wear in cotton crepes, per year laundering concerns, and emphasizes modesty in undergarments, slips, chemises, and knicker sets. It highlights a stylish utility coat, a pink cotton crepe chemise and knickers, a practical slip, and a crocheted wool yarn hat with braids suitable for winter.

Three Die in Arrest Attempt Near Wright City Okla

In Idabel Oklahoma on August 16 three men were killed and two wounded during an arrest attempt on Clayton Thompson after he fatally shot a man while intoxicated near Wright City. The dead include McCurtain County Sheriff S W A Felker John Anderson and Clifford Pruett aged eighteen. Those injured are Cleveland of Mountain View and Thompson.

Idabel Okla S. W. A. Felker McCurtain County Clayton Thompson Wright City Here Sheriff Felker John Anderson Clifford Pruett Cleveland Mountainview Thompson

Ezra the Leader's Prayer for Help on a Journey

Ezra leads a caravan back to Jerusalem with king Artaxerxes decree and funds. He seeks divine guidance, trusts God for protection, and emphasizes honesty in handling sacred money while recounting a four and a half month journey with 1,754 male travelers plus families.

Zerubbabel Ezra Daniel Israel Artaxerxes Jerusalem Tizza Iezra

Overrating Ourselves and Underrating Others

Quote attributed to Washington Allistor on self overestimation and injustice. It notes that bias at home cannot be corrected abroad and warns against overrating one’s own virtue while underrating others. The line reflects a moral critique of arrogance and misplaced judgment.

Washington Allistor

Let the Injuries Pass in Christian Policy

A compact reflection suggests Christianity governs response to injuries by letting harm pass by. The author cites Franklin like minded admonition on forgiveness and restraint in conflict.

Franklin

Offended Vanity as Social Divider

A brief observation notes vanity as a social barrier, contrasting its hurt against civility. The remark frames vanity as a powerful, divisive force in everyday interactions.

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