Public notice at Russiaville Office
Notice filed at the local post office in Russiaville marking second class mail matter with official handling details and deadline not specified in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
4
Notice filed at the local post office in Russiaville marking second class mail matter with official handling details and deadline not specified in the fragment.
A short note argues that individuals should protect their feelings like toes and avoid taking offense. It urges self discipline to stop carrying daily grouch for others actions and to behave in a way that prevents others from targeting them with supposed fun. Touchy people bear much blame for being hurt.
A boy writes about hens as curious animals. He notes they lack noses and ears and swallow food whole, chewing it in the crop inside. The description ends with a brief remark on the hens' exterior.
A rustic, humorous tale on hens noting their stubborn nature, edible eggs for plum pudding, and surprising quirks. The narrator recalls a hen’s behavior, noting wings and flight, and even a grim anecdote about beheading a chicken for a scare.
The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church will hold their annual market and apron sale on the Saturday before Easter at the Leap and Michael meat market.
F N Jackson of Cream Ridge visited Greentown on Monday. Mrs F N Jackson and Olive of Cream Ridge dined with friends at Forest on Wednesday. About 35 Mt Zion church members east of West Middleton dined with Rev J C Coons at Forest on Thursday. D J Thatcher of West Middleton has mumps. O B Carter near Mt Zion church is sick with nervous trouble.
F R Wakeley and wife of Los Angeles visit Rusgiaville relatives while locals discuss locusts as delicacy in parts of the world. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Sarah Nay’s home with a fine program. Poultry tips promote Laying Tonic. Joseph Sims of Frandhilr! visits town. Stern & Co advertise tailored suits for $15.00 in Komomo.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe called on A. C. Merrick and his wife Sunday evening for a social visit.
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