Local residents spend weekends visiting relatives in nearby cities
Clifton Fischbach travels to Chicago for a few days. Many residents from Ft. Ritner Columbus and Brownstown visit the city for shopping and social duties. Various individuals, including Alma Steinker, Sam Newby, Doris Bush, and Paul Steinkamp, leave for Chicago Cincinnati Flemings and commercial schools.
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Clifton Fischbach
Chicago
John Ludke
Ft. Ritner
Willis P. Stall
Brownstown
Harold James
Alma Steinker
Columbus
Sam Newby
Washington
Charles Hatfield
Mary
Cincinnati
Alice Vollmer
D. E. Niester
East Sixth Street
Richard Kinkdde
William Francis
William T. McKain
Pershing Township
Freetown
Doris Bush
Paul Steinkamp
Lara Brooks
Flemings
John W. Brooks
Joseph Maxam
Francisco
Golden A. Smith
East Third Street
Glen Swengel
Cleveland
Raymond Weddell
Marilyn
Medora
Mike Fox
East Second Street
L. W. Collar
Princeton
The
Nazarene Church
William Simpson
Little Son
Junior
Louisville
Simpson
Robert Woodard
Clara Baker
Kansas City
Agnes
Sarah Frey
Guy M. Hazard
West Third Street
Milburn
Gladys Hudson
Fred Ortstadt
Lora
Lawrence Scheidt
Ortstadt
Scheidt
Karl K. van de Walle
John van de Walle
Dreamland Orchestra
A. G. Wiggers and Son
F. C. Heitkamp
Evansville
Luella Heitkamp
Quality Fruit Spotlight Promotes Fresh Produce Brands
A vintage advertisement touts Quality Fruit California Apricots Red Beauty Plums and Georgia Belle Peaches. It notes White Rock Flour used and approved by women nationwide for its uniformity urging readers to ask their grocer for the products.
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California
Georgia
Straus predicts record U.S. building boom through 1925
Detroit June 27 S W Straus president of S W Straus & Co addresses the National Association of Real Estate Boards urging rapid rebuilding. He cites a $5.75 billion 1924 output and forecasts $36 billion in 1925 with a $6 billion program for the year, saying progress will lift all industries. He envisions widespread demolition of outdated housing and a future of taller skyscrapers aided by aviation.
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Detroit
America
S. W. Straus
S. W. Straus & Co
National Association of Real Estate
Straus
United States
Eld
Mr. Straus
Registration in Full Blast at National Education Assn Meet
Delegates and members arrive by train for the sixty third annual N E A convention in Indianapolis as registration runs at full blast. Vesper services on the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument steps will open the event and John J. Tigert will speak on public education. The program divides time into forenoon assembly sessions afternoon department meetings and evening general sessions.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
National Edancation Association
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
John J. Tigert
United States
Tragic Honeymoon Ends in Fatal Train Crash
A Erie Railroad freight train struck an automobile early today, killing Mrs. Donald Ross, 24, instantly and seriously injuring her husband. The couple had married Thursday night and were on their honeymoon trip when the accident occurred. Mrs. Ross hailed from North Manchester, Indiana.
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International News Service
Akron
Ind
Erie Railroad
Donald Ross
Ross
North Manchester
Coffee That's Fit For a King Coffee That's Fit For a King
A guide recommends quick percolated coffee in ten minutes or boiled coffee in three minutes. For boiled coffee use one cup ground coffee one egg one cup cold water and six cups boiling water. The egg helps settle the coffee and adds richer flavor while some roasters use vacuum packing to retain aroma.
Yellow Cab Chief Seeks Merger Talks With GM
John Hertz, head of Yellow Manufacturing and affiliates, returns to Chicago amid reports GM seeks to merge with Yellow. Hertz visited New York and Detroit for conferences with GM officials. Officials declined comment as talks center on a possible deal valued at at least 60 million dollars and potentially includes other Yellow interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Hertz
Yellow Manufacturing Company
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Hertz
New York
General Motors
Yellow Company
Lavish Uncle Tom's Cabin at Seymour tent show
Harmouits presents a grand one night performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin in a large tent at Seymour on Tuesday evening June 30. The production features scenes of the Ohio River winter, the rocky pass with George Harris, the St. Claire plantation, New Orleans levee, cotton fields, and the Celestial City with vivid stage effects and a strong company.
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Harmouits
Seymour
Ohio River
Rocky Pass
George Harris
St. Claire
New Orleans
Wild Turkey Vanishing in American Birds
The wild turkey, once a noblest American bird, is rapidly approaching extinction. Texas and Florida still harbor several sub species of the native turkey though these have interbred with domestic stock. Flocks of 6 to 15 roam well wooded bottom lands as their homes.
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America
Texas
Florida
Bad Lands Not Desert in South Dakota
The so called bad lands of South Dakota are not true deserts. The land is fertile except where steep areas wash away vegetation. Buffalo grass covers level areas supporting large cattle herds. Water is often found in shallow wells and farming is common.
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South Dakota
Foreign News Nuggets Roundup June 27 Kurds and Europe
Sheik Abdullah routed Turkish garrison in Kurdestan capturing prisoners while Mafeking reports the Prince of Wales encamped at Bechuanaland for a two day native visit. Portugal's cabinet resigns after Parliament rejects financial measures. An assassin attack in Bari leaves Canon Capozza dead and a woman wounded. Paris train collision at Lyon injures forty with no American victims. Madrid reports hard losses for Spanish in Moroc ca drive against Beni Maara. four whites and fifty natives killed.
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Mafeking
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Bechuanaland
Madrid
War Office
Fryer Denied Bail After Mail Fraud Conviction
Glenn D. Fryer was sentenced to ten years at Leavenworth and fined $8,000 for using the mails to defraud. Judge Baltzell refused bail pending appeal in Chicago. Fryer will be taken to Leavenworth to begin serving next week.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Glenn D. Fryer
Leavenworth
Baltzell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Fryer
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First National Bank
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Tribune
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Uncle Tom
Richart
Geo. F.kamman
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2Nd St
Bagdad
Sheik Abdullah
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Bari
Italy
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Lyon
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West Tipton Street
Seymour, Ind
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