Purvis Drug Store notices and local social roundup
Local social items highlight visits by Mrs. Hesther Albright from Elkhart and Mrs. Ernest McNamara with Mrs. Andel Richards at Fort Wayne hospital. Mrs. G. I. Shank and Bath DeLong are mentioned amid illness notes. The Miller reunion at Oak Grove Park drew about 70. officers elected Mark Jennings president Floyd Swihart secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McNamara
Andel Richards
Fort Wayne
Miller
Oak Grove Park
Mark Jennings
Floyd Swihart
William Daily Home
Nellie
Rapheal Haney
Vernon Smith
Federal-Aid Road System To Reach 250000 Miles
The Chief of the Bureau of Public Roads notes the federal aid road system will cover about 250000 miles. If one person inspected at 30 miles per hour for eight hours daily, never retracing a mile, it would take nearly two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Elk Teeth Trade Spurs Waste of Noble Game
A critical view argues that a price enticing hunters to kill elk and trade teeth fosters needless slaughter. The piece calls for deeper grasp of elk tooth customs to curb the market and reduce incentive for destroying a valued game animal.
Elk Teeth Trade Threatens Yellowstone Elk Herd
The story notes that thousands of bull elk have been killed in the Yellowstone Park region for their two teeth, sold for wear as ornaments. It warns that white men increasingly follow the Squaws in this fashion, risking extinction of the elk, and compares to past threats to birds unless the market is curbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Live Stock Wanted at Fort Wayne Stock Yards
The Stock Yards at Fort Wayne announce readiness to handle stock with a small per cent fee and offer sellers a quick return. L. A. Eddingfield Roanoke Ind advertises contact by phone.
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Fort Wayne
L. A. Eddingfield
Roanoke
Ind
Weekend Baseball doubleheader tease for Roanoke and Pleasant Center
The note invites attendance to two big games over the weekend. Roanoke faces the Colored Giants Saturday afternoon, followed by Pleasant Center hosting an afternoon game Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Colored Giants
Pleasant Center
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Lake Herring
Young Brothers
Indiana
M. E. Phoutrides, R. M
White Cross Institute
E. Market Street
Huntington, Indiana
Purvis Drug Store
Hesther Albright
Elkhart
H. McEndarffer
Husiington
Mary Allery
Lincoln
Nebraska
Shroyer
Emery Gillespie
Napoleon
Ohio
St. Joseph’s Church
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Clem Saba
Bath DeLong
G. 1. Shank
George Bender
Eldon Richards
Peter Zent
Lillie Schoeff
Helen
Gladys
John Schoeff
Elana Smith
Cave Showalter
Agnes Booker
Alice Showalter
Dave Shell
Nick Kreamer
Jms
Lennie Houser
Marion Houser
M. C. Winterowd
Walter Pratt
Wabash
Ross Kitt
J. F. Smith
Slaughter Ifie
Miss Whoffman
Silver Lake
Alma Smith
Miss Hoffman
Miss Smith
Huntington
Ed Snyder
Clarence Showalter
Tully Anson
Grandpa
Grandma Kreamer
Ray Housern
Philip Gemmer
Art Shroyer
Geo
Erney Gray
Erney
Niagra Falls
Catherine Houser
Ween
Mell Yahne
Charles Dreamer
Jenneth
Marion
Jay Winterowd
Tippecanoe
M. C. Houser
Joe Wouser
Park County
Ile
Kekomo
Earnest Gray
Jersey
Osborne
Black Hawk
Emerson
Gale
H. P. Hercules
The
Roanoke M. E. Church
Col. A. EH. Smith, Auctioneer
Hi Carpenters Alvigigne
Geo. Blum
R. L. Ditzlier J
RICE
John Pliller
Roanoke Review
D. V. Houser
8S. Koontz
Roanoke, Indiana
Fourth Street
J. W. Kemp
Hackett’s Drug Store
Warren
Tri-County Fair and Driving Association
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