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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
1
Local notes mention Able Pencil Pushers in New London with a threshing event pending. Alburrh of Marshall Tin visits brother Frank and family. Bosworth Darkerland family has moved into the Orphan residence.
Miss Idoa Jones from Pro Wavie returns home as Prof Haworth of Woxcon visits friends. Mrs Sumner Mitchell and child ren of Indianapolis visit relatives. Mrs Iwate McCoy and children travel to Muncie to see Miss Lou Bowen. Mrs Lon Cox and daughters visit J W Dale in Wosoma. Donald and Dorothy Melihaney visit Toledo relatives. Rodkey reunion planned near the Qaicame church. Corinne Woodrull returns from Lafayette. Kenn Tud travels from Bremerton due to his mother Mrs Rath Tucker illness. Lena and Loretta Hanson attend Friends church services. Monroe Tp Bible School convention August 1 at Cloverdate church with J B Frerman. Bertha Thompson and children visit Win Kirtley’s family. Mr and Mrs Albert Stout spend Sunday with relatives in the Sli mh neighborhood.
Indiana State Board of Agriculture governs the State Fair from grounds held in trust for the people. The board, six teen members from sixteen districts, operates under law since 1831 and cannot sell or mortgage property without legislative consent. Members come from farming and livestock groups, elected at the January meeting, with officers and superintendents appointed to run departments during the fair. The board is non political and funds improvements from profits, aiming to educate and advance crop production and livestock. Local notes mention Mrs. Dr. Simpson visiting Nokomo from Ralph Taylor’s family.
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