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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
A study by Interchurch World Movement representatives describes a leper colony with its own theater, brass band, stores, ice and electric plants. Residents live in nipa houses and rely on outsiders for mail and money orders while remaining linked to the country that funds their care.
Willie 22d Ave, warned not to eat too much pie for supper, reports a wild dream with bears chasing him a snake crawling down his neck a camel doing a somersault and an elephant rolling over him. His mother blames the pie while Willie calls the dream better than a circus and free to enter.
A fragmentary exchange questions whether the artist treated Jones’s portrait honorably amid circulating rumors about the work. The brief text suggests gossip without naming sources or concrete facts.
A damaged fragment notes a witness statement about weather and inference. The garbled text references a naked witness and a deduction drawn from the scene, implying an incomplete court record or testimony difficulty.
The Russiaville High School girls present The Feast of the Red Corn an Indian operetta at the School Auditorium Friday evening April 30 starting at 8 30. Admission is 25 cents.
George L. Woody declares he is the sole owner publisher editor managing editor and business manager of the Russiaville Observer of Russiaville Indiana. He states there are no bondholders holding 1 percent or more of its bonds or securities. Sworn before a Howard County judge on April 10, 1920.
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