Local notices recount Huntington visitors and family updates
Mrs Clemenzy Stewart of Lorain arrived for a few days visit at the Sanford Cumick home. Several Huntington residents were callers and shoppers, including Mrs Ralph Withrow and Mrs Delmar Miller. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Bowman on Friday July 1920. Many townsfolk visited relatives in Fort Wayne Detroit and Springfield. Farm loan listings note United States Farm Loan banks for 40 year terms with Cook and Krieg Huntington Ind.
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Clemenzy Stewart
Lorain
Aew
Sanford Cumick
Rumick
Donald Bowman
Harmon Kalb
Florence
Paul Raber
Melvin Middaugh
W. E. Snyder
Freda
Fort Wayne
Glenna Kemp
Nellie Bozer
Huntington
Lawrence Rupert
Otis Sewell
Clay Centre
Kansas
Springfield
Ohio
Sewell
Wes Wilson
Harry Wilson
Keith
Alva Blum
George Blum
G. E. Dennis
Olive
Sheldon
D. E. Richards
Tri- Lake
Grace Gundy
Albert Fritz
Indianapolis
George Hagg
Fort Waysne
Henry Horn
John Doeriner
Wayne Ixnitting Mills
Soldiers
Marion
Roy Houser
Mary E. Houser
Marion Houser
Art Travinger
Ray Houser
Frank Barnbrook
Alonday
Arthur Ayers
Hathaway
United States Farm Loan Bank
Cook & Krieg
Ind
Photography From the Air in Tasmania
A Tasmanian photographer chartered a recently imported airplane to capture dramatic aerial views of the state. The photographs were displayed in his shop window, sold quickly, and rewarded his enterprise. Cinematograph showcases and moving scenic pictures may follow, with potential use in geography education.
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Tasmania
The Undefeated Office Boy
A Sydney Bulletin remark recalls a past claim of escaping a burial during a grandmother’s funeral. The exchange hints at resilience and persistence amid personal hardship.
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Sydney Bulletin
Contrariwise Tax on Luxuries Cited as Populist
A quoted exchange questions tax popularity noting that a tax on luxuries pleases those who have none. The remark counters the idea that taxes are broadly popular and highlights class-enabled acceptance of levies.
Dead rats found in stable in small Pennsylvania town
A morning visit to a local stable revealed a pile of dead rats killed with RAT SNAP. The scene was described as resembling a battlefield in Europe. The product was sold and guaranteed by N. D. E. Richards & Sons and Purvis Drug Store in the area.
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Pennsylvania
Europe
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
Purvis Drug Store
N. J. E. Richards & Sons and
Puring Drug Store
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