Postoffice Note Marks Local Mail Classification
Fragment mentions Russiaville post office and second class mail matter status indicating classification of local mail items.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
4
Fragment mentions Russiaville post office and second class mail matter status indicating classification of local mail items.
The article links the Celestial label for China to an ancient legend of Thibet as a planetary fragment. It notes a rising push for compulsory voting, citing Los Angeles where about 90,000 electors did not vote and Cleveland with only 30 percent turnout.
The excerpt argues citizens should be punished for neglecting votes as they are for snow removal. It contrasts habitual swearing with forming good habits, notes farming offers real opportunity, and urges rural youth to share in farm profits to choose steady country life over city promises.
A prominent agricultural college leader argues that farm boys cannot be kept on the land by sentiment alone. He says practical work and clear goals are essential to rural careers.
The United States Weather Bureau marked the sun’s first appearance this longest day of the year. From sunrise to sunset it lasts about fourteen hours with the sun at its highest late point tonight, after which days gradually shorten until December.
Mrs. Ivan Wilson Mrs. Grant Allison and Mrs. Orville Ward were social hosts during a Kokomo gathering yesterday. The event highlighted community camaraderie with local acquaintances sharing time together in a casual social setting.
All around satisfaction comes from watchful attention to details in our shops offering better woolens and workmanship. Suits from 15 dollars. We convert ready made suits to custom work. Special bargain suits from 35 dollars. Stern & Co. 115 E Walnut St Kokomo.
Warry Walters of Forest was in town for a day this week, meeting locals and sharing updates on his projects.
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