Barn Fire Destroys Hayes Farm Structure in Marion Township
Last Tuesday a barn on Mrs Hester Hayes farm in northwest Marion township burned in the afternoon destroying the building and its contents. Tenant Harvey Messman and help were in the fields and saved the horses and harness. Other contents including feed and machinery valued in the hundreds of dollars were lost. The barn, insured for 300, is over fifty years old with Hewn timber framing. The structure was moved to the Hayes farm about 32 years ago and had stood in good repair prior to the blaze.
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Hayes
Crushed Limestone Sale by Lewis S. Alter & Son
Limestone for fertilizing concrete or road work now available from Lewis S. Alter & Son. Hedge posts also stocked with this material. Phone orders accepted at 122-G.
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Lewis S. Alter & Son
Fifteen Year Old Lola Isaacs Reported Missing
Parents of Lola Isaacs of Delphi appeal to the probation officer after the fifteen year old disappeared from home and was believed to have ridden a trolley toward Logansport. She returned the next day unable to explain her absence saying she awoke in a Lafayette rooming house where the proprietor supplied funds for her fare home.
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Lola Isaacs
Delphi
Logansport
Lafayette
B. & T. Cafe Ad Seeks Patrons and Subscriptions
An old cafe notice urges quick lunches and occasional ice cream while soliciting patronage. It promotes subscribing to The Press for two dollars.
Pretty June Wedding in Remington Home
A pretty June wedding occurred Wednesday night in north Remington at the bride’s parents’ home. Miss Fieta Delle Gray became Mrs. James Maurice Saunders in a ring service officiated by Rev. Lee Tinsley with maid of honor Miss Daisy Gray and best man Charles Saunders. The couple plans a camp honeymoon through Wisconsin and other places before settling in Lexington, Kentucky, where the groom teaches chemistry at Franks College.
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North Remington
Fieta Delle
M. A. Gray
James Maurice Saunders
Lee Tinsley
Daisy Gray
Charles Saunders
Ruby Hamilton
Marion Parks
Remington
James Saunders
Franklin, Ind
Charles
Wisconsin
Lexington
Fransvania College
Hicks property purchased by Ington Business Association
Fragmentary note describes east Hicks lots sold to a group named Ington Business Association. Scattered lines reference gas and water, a larger pool, a bath question, grading, weeds, beds, and a planned well. Mentions Indiana water supply and a park block, bandit home, and a fire place.
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Monticello
Iniana
Boulevard Lights We Cannot Bud One Day
A fragmentary note reflects on lights along the boulevard and a sense of immobility, suggesting a moment of reflection or pause in city life. The passage evokes urban ambiance and a mood of waiting for change.
Flappers in Berkeley Report Draws Ire and Debate
Fragmented clipping notes a Berkeley discussion about flappers and student attitudes. Mentions Miss Ley and Francisco W Y as part of the debate. Describes flappers as girls challenging norms and learning through change, with unclear context and details.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ley
Francisco Y. W
County seeks special prosecutor in Fowler case
A petition by 400 Benton county citizens urged Judge Berry to appoint a special prosecutor. Berry refused, citing no county appropriation and trust in the current prosecuting attorney. He also advised the grand jury to probe alleged newspaper exaggerations, hoping for a cleanup if a leader emerges.
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Benton County
Berry
Fowler
Uncertain Entry Lacks Clear News Details
Fragmentary text provides no verifiable events or entities. Summary cannot determine a coherent news item, person, organization, or place from the given garbled content.
Abundant Cherries Feed Robins and Townsfolk
Readable lines describe an abundance of cherries ripening on vines with plenty for robins and local people to enjoy, highlighting a fruitful season in the area.
YMCA Annual Report Highlights Student Jobs and Bible Distribution
The annual YMCA report for the school year just finished shows work secured for 350 students and the distribution of 2500 Freshman Bibles, along with other aid and services.
Norway Attracts People To Beach Amid Hot Weather
A large crowd visited Norway on Sunday though the beach had not yet opened. Managers plan special attractions next Sunday for the big opening day, hoping hot weather will draw more crowds to the water.
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Norway
Reception for mothers by Sunday School class at church
Mrs Miller and the Sunday School class entertained their mothers at the Methodist church last Saturday evening. All mothers attended a program of music readings and a playlet followed by a two course luncheon with mothers and daughters seated together. It was described as a very pleasant event.
Lost Auto License No 37567
A lost automobile license plate numbered 37567 is reported. Finder is asked to notify J A Washburn.
Horses and Farm Equipment for Sale in Quiet County
You have five or six head of horses for pasture. James Wood offers sale of one small refrigerator in good condition and complete. Bill Dexter notes availability of funds for loans on farm lands.
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Bill
Dexter
Hidden Private Self in a Youthful Artist
The fragment praises a young artist's simple artfulness and suggests her vitality and private emotional treasure. It notes misunderstood temperament and questions whether such secrets are mere temperament or require discipline.
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Stevenson
Girac
George Besse Visits Hayward and Reflects on North West Life
Mr and Mrs George M Besse of Hayward Wisconsin visit after the death of his father George Besse on Decoration Day and bury Mrs Besses father Morgan Dewey three days later He praises Haywards lakes and calls it a millionaire s retreat with simple camp homes and no telephone to escape business cares.
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George M. Besse
Hayward
Wisconsin
George Besse
Besse
Morgan Dewey
Mr. Besse
Regular meeting for Glesners set Wednesday June 21 1922
All Glesners are requested to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday evening June 21 1922. Important business will be discussed.
Farm advertised stock for sale near Remington
An old classified note offers stock for sale or rent on the Tom Reed farm five miles north and 3% west of Remington. Walter Feldhaus is listed with a phone 79-J. The ad also urges readers to pay subscriptions.
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Remington
Tom Reed
Walter Feldhaus
Epworth League Spider Web Social Enjoyed by Leaguers
Miss Lola Skinner hosted a spider web lawn social for the Epworth League last Friday. Lanterns lit the lawn as strings guided participants to find the other end and a winner’s card. A merry hide and seek followed with ice cream and cake refreshments.
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Lola Skinner
Epworth League
Lola
Fresh tire and tube shipment arrives for carts
A new stock of 30x3 and 30x34 tires and tubes has arrived. The rugged oversize non skid tires are priced at 6.50 for 30x3 and 7.50 for 30x34, with tubes offered at corresponding rates.
Paving Contract Awarded for Main Street and Broadway
The Northern Construction Co. of Elkhart won the Main Street and Broadway paving bid at 45 950 dollars. Four other bids ranged up to 49 900 dollars. The plan calls for a twenty foot brick on concrete center strip with remaining sections to be built by abutting property owners under the Barrett law. City council will let the remaining contract after preliminary steps.
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Main Street
Broadway
Northern Construction Co
Elkhart
Health Board holds two day program on child welfare
Dr. Allen of the State Board of Health spoke and showed pictures at the Lyric on Tuesday evening. He and a group of young performers drew broad interest. Wednesday focused on examinations, with 53 children under six checked and found in excellent condition. 25 applicants were turned away due to time limits.
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Allen
State Board of Health
Newbold
Damage suit closes in Lafayette court
The damage suit of Delmar Clements against Dr. John Stuart of Monon ended Friday after the plaintiff sought to amend the complaint and the court granted the request. The jury was dismissed and the case will be tried again at the fall term.
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Delmar Clements
John Stuart
Monon
Lafayette
Purdue R O T C Receives Fourth Honor Citation
The Purdue Military Department has again earned the United States War Department honor citation following a recent army inspection. This is the fourth time the Purdue R O T C has been recognized, one of only a select group of schools nationwide. Other corps area honorees this year include DePauw Culver and Ohio State. Fat Bill-Ann Brand Salted Peanuts advertised in white cartons.
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Purdue
United States War Department
Purdue R. 0. T. C
United States
Yitth Corps
de Pauw
Culver
Ohio State
Bill-Ann
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