Anderson Chick Feed Sale at Daisy Roller Mills
Chick feed offered by Daisy Roller Mills with pricing of 20 cents per sack and 2.20 dollars per hundred.
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Anderson
Daisy Roller Mills
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
8
Vera Cruz fight crowd laments lack of thrills in films
Movie theater patrons express disappointment that Vera Cruz footage failed to show bloody or thrilling naval hero scenes. They demanded more exciting depictions of battles and the Stars and Stripes in action.
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Vera Cruz
Masterly MiG Folly Ends In Kitchen Turmoil
A boastful man claims a novel feat by cooking his household while his wife abandons plans for a long visit. His friend warns of the cook’s escape and the peril of meddling, leading to a dramatic clash as the householdist declares a vow of self restraint amid a chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Mae MacGuinness
Tom FP
Morgan
Puck
Local notes from Shanghai and Pulaski county visitants
Mrs. John W. Wood of Pulaski county visits her son Roy while Mrs. Samuel Dunlap recovers from illness. Local resident Mr. Zook visits, selling rheumatic remedies to buyers. John Renfro and Seth Newby attended a Kokomo prohibition meeting called by the county chairman. Mrs. Charley Hanson recovers from a severe rheumatic attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wood
Pulaski County
Roy
Zook
Here
John Renfro
Seth Newby
Kokomo
Central Committee
Charley Hanson
Prohibitionists Adopt Dare to Be a Daniels Slogan
Prohibitionists tout a new slogan Dare to be a Daniels praising the former cabinet officer whose bold stance drew sharp yet unspoken criticism. The creed mirrors their zeal and Hobson’s appetite for public adulation as they push the refrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Daniels
Old Farmer Across Generations and Forest Streets Lit
An old farmer notes a boy’s mind opens with age and advice as youth drift through life. Meanwhile, Forrest town plans a night illumination project funded by merchants. Two nitrogen mazda lamps of 1500 candle power each will light about eighty percent of the town.
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Forest
Smile and the world smiles with you proverb
A playful moral notes how a cheerful smile opens doors and brightens days while a frown or growl depths the mood. It contrasts singing and harmony with grumbling and disorder, highlighting the social power of positive expression.
Third sex claim stirs debate on bachelor taxation
An English scientist warns of a propagated “third sex” of women seeking marriage. The piece questions a proposed “fourth sex” of bachelors taxed by state legislatures for enjoying bachelorhood.
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Russell Ratcliff
Younkin
John Younkin & CO
Russiaville
Ind
Marjorie M. Thompson Chiropractor
Kokomo Trust
Indiana
Shanghai
Samuel Dunlap
Barbers
Frankfort Laundry
International Tailoring Co
Hamilton
Observer
Creandhave
Observer Office
American Laundry of
Frankfort
Theo
Ratcliff
Optometrists
Hoeren & Vent, Watchmakers, Jewelers
N. Main St
United States
U. S. Navy
the New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
H. H. Gifford
Harness Man
Bers
Ano
Indi
Russiaville Lumber & Canal Co
H.winnie
Pee Gee
Peassee-Gaulbertie, O., Incorporated
Louisy
Kentucky
K Free Book
Cok
M.P, Jeter
Russiaville, Ind
R. F. Dunn
Stern & Co
E. Walnut St. Kokomo, Ind
William H. Turner
Una
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