Salmons Rites Set At Bethel Church
George W. Salmons 77 of Howard county dies at 9 45 p m Friday at his son's home in Monroe township. He lived here all his life and is survived by four sons. Funeral arrangements were made for two o'clock Sunday at Bethel church in Ervin township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Salmons
George Salmon
Monroe Township
Howard County
Charles Salmas
Kokom
Wnone Asainville
Howrad Sal- Moines
Ihe
Bethel Church
Ervin Township
Public Sale of Farm Residence Near Kokomo and Burlington
Elmer James offers his residence 10 miles west of Kokomo and 5 miles east of Burlington for public sale on Thursday February 11 1926 starting 10 30 am. Readable items include 2 horses 10 cows with daily milk yields several Jersey cows, 10 hogs, purebred Chester White sow to farrow in March, farm implements, and additional gear. Terms require 10 cash and credit on sums over 10 with 3 to 6 month notes at 7 percent. Lunch served by New Zion Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Burlington
Sycamore
Pike
aTp
Jersey
Ine Shores
Chester White
Farrow
Oliver Putky
John Deere
New Zion Ladies Aid
Effect From 4:00 O'clock Sunday August Til 1921
Leaving time of care at Russiaville NM indicates a schedule change effective from 4:00 p.m. Sunday in August 1921 with local arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russiaville
The Clothesline Sea Song and Censor Talk
A fragment shows a wartime dialogue where a soldier asks about army life and a boy explains a press censor. The exchange touches on labor and capital, a sea song, and curiosity about censorship.
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Wa Vagl Saan
Maude Brown
Evera Hollowell
Argonia
D. A. Smith
Howard H. Armstrong
John Duke
Elizabeth McCray
Kentland
Holowell
D A .Sunithane
Nannie Simms Merrick
Altheus J. Merrick
Forest
Elmer James
Thompson & Waldron
Aucis
Eers
Alger Ray
Clerk
Darby
Weldon’s
Weldon
Weldons
Darby Corner
Ind
Bill
Akar
ARIOT
Inivanoe
Pencil Company
Philadelphia
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