Neighborhood News North Adams Health Good at Writing
A long list of local residents and visitors share activities from Shiloh Sunday night to visits with relatives in Noblesville and Marion. Attendees include Miss Susie Burton, Chris Hines, Verlin Tyler, Lizzie Cline, Iona Staley, and many others with church events and farm life noted.
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Shiloh
Susie Burton
Marion
Chris. Hines
Noblesville
Vera
Opal Cox
Saheridan
L. A. Staley
Misses Pearl
Walter Albertson
M. W. Harris
Missouri
Kansas
Jessica Glant
Chloe Simmonds
Verlin Tyler
Tipton
Fred Miller
Kenneth Rouse
Ollie Brenner
Albright
Fred Devaney
Kathyrn Phillips
Maud Devaney
John Angstadt
H. M. Burton
Kokomo
Hortonville Community Notes and Local Updates
A petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners to open and gravel the Washington and Adams township road. Quaker children held a large Children’s Day at 3 p.m. Sylvanus Moore visited kin near Bloomington and Quin Hetherington. Hoosier farmers from Hamilton County prosper with scenic farms. Love Wainscott bought the Main Street blacksmith shop. Methodist quarterly at Big Springs next Sunday. Rival Sher idan meatmen raced last week for local sales. Oil-field activity continues with pounding notes. Real estate quiet with no deaths. several attended a Missionary meeting at Sheridan. Lola Parr visited Nell Swain. Roberta Kincaid vacationed in Indianapolis. Public health note extols self care and Chamberlain remedies for common ailments with five preparations offered at $1.25 per set at Biott’s drug store.
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Board of Commissioners
Washington and Adams Township
Sylvanus Moore
Bloomington
Quin Hetherington
Love Wainscott
Main Sttreet
Methodist Quarterly
Big Springs
Sheridan
Family and social notices from R F D No 24 region
Henry Jones of Ohio visits brother George and mother Martha Jones. Mrs Iva Mullen calls on Mrs Sarah Hiatt. Geo Hiatt hosts Jas Williams family. Anna and Ethel Mullen visit Halame and Hattie Hiatt. Kercheval and family with Hiatts visit Geo Hiatt. Halcie and Hattie Hiatt visit Nettie Carraway. Children’s day exercises at West Grove. Laura Jones and Lizzie Johnson shop at Sheridan. Katharine Taylor visits daughters Sarah Hiatt and Nettie Carraway.
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Henry Jones
Ohio
George Jones
Martha Jones
Anna
Ethel Mullen
Halame
Hattie Hiatt
F. W. Kercheval
Mgr
Harry Hiatt
Geo. Hiatt
Halcie
Nettie
West Grove
Laura Jones
Lizzie Johnson
Sheridan
Katharine Taylor
Sarah Hiatt
Nettie Carraway
Big Springs Heads to Marion Township Commencement
Big Springs reports several residents attend Marion township commencement at Slabtown despite bad weather. Raymond Baldwin has measles and Henry Lake's children have scarlet fever. Nancy Estle plans a brief Illinois visit. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Haines dined with Charley Paddock family. A Rosston convention Sunday afternoon and Joliet children's exercises Sunday night.
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Marion Township
Slabtown
Raymond Baldwin
Henry Lake
Nancy Estle
Illinois
Wm. Haines
Charley Paddock
Rosston
Joliet
North Washington Church Holds Children's Day Service
The Lamong community observed children's day services on Sunday afternoon June 16. The remains of Mrs. Liz a Hammack of Indianapolis, formerly of Lamong, were brought here and services were held at the church with interment at Hammack graveyard.
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Lamong
Liza Hammack
Indianapolis
Hammack
Harry Kincaid
Local social notes from Erin and nearby Elwood region
The list records visits and gatherings among residents of Erin, Elwood, Bakers Corner, Boxley, and Kokomo, noting relatives hosted, dinners shared, and guests from Tipton and Sheridan. It also includes a gardening aside about thinning seedlings and seed-to-plant yields.
Asparagus Cultivation Guidance From Gardening Tips
The article explains growing asparagus from seed in fertile soil, recommends deep sandy loam for best results, and suggests soaking seeds in hot water to improve germination. It warns about slow germination and early weed control to prevent choking young plants.
Improving a Pasture With Manure and Lime
A pasture improvement strategy favors moisture adequate soils and emphasizes shifting soil chemistry to boost white clover growth. Use abundant phosphate lime and potash, with basic slag as the cheapest source, rather than relying on direct nitrogenous manure. For legumes add kainit. lime alone is unprofitable and soil pots must be sustained after year one.
The Hay Barrack Shelters Patched Hay In Rain
A Rural New Yorker feature explains a hay barrack as a small outdoor shelter in eastern states. Four posts support a square roof that can be raised or lowered. Hay is pitched into the barrack and the roof lowered to keep rain out, forming a square stack with a roof.
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HE. E. Horton
Morris County
N. J
Fort SRS A Pokepoate Pol Policies
A government notice outlines policies to maintain suitable conditions for producing nutritious well mixed herbage. It emphasizes quality standards and proper agricultural practices for forage crops. The document aims to support consistent yields and healthy livestock fodder.
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Fort Srs
The Mint Crop in Western Michigan Mint Fields
The peppermint crop in western Michigan spans 2000 to 3000 acres on reclaimed swamp soil. Fields are weeded and well prepared, mowed and dried before distillation on many farms. Typical yield is about fifty pounds of oil per acre at $2.50 per pound, with most mint grown in southern Michigan and Wayne County.
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Michigan
Wayne County
Agricultural progress urged in western Kansas
In Western Kansas, officials argue planting trees and continuing hedge culture to the western border will boost agriculture. The text mentions Rice as a location or reference within this regional plan.
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Kansas
Winds Change Agriculture Amid Belts And Orchards
A Kansas Farmer reader notes winds now favor farming more than 34 years ago. Hedges timber belts and fruit orchards have altered conditions and boosted success beyond initial expectations.
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G. B
Kansas
Do Not Neglect the Children This Season
Urges immediate attention to a child’s bowels during this season and promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold at Elliott's drug store.
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Chamberlain
Elliott’s
Unique mail delivery by skyrocket steamer route
In the Pacific Tonga island group a rare mail method uses letters attached to large red skyrockets hurled from ships. Steamer landings are perilous due to reefs, so this risky technique ensures letters reach shore safely.
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Tonga Group
Pacific
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at Elliott's Drug Store
A historical notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from colic pains stomach cramps and diarrhoea and notes it is for sale at Elliott's drug store.
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Elliott’s Drug Store
Public notice of horse for sale at Possum Trot barn
Jay D. No. 9338 weighing about 1200 pounds stands 16 hands high with three white feet. The horse is described as a bright bay and will race in the 1907 season at a barn 3 to 4 miles west of Possum Trot. W. C. Stephenson announces the public trial and sale.
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My Barn
W. C. Stephenson
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Lowell
Ind
Chas. Hines
Earl
Dalton Carraway
Westfield
Romeo Henry
Tetersboro
Wes Wallace
Zona Staley
Chas. Eaton
Grvntie Butcher
Merril Ogle
Ova Bower
Tuer
Terboune
F.C. Grant
Charles
Ekin
Grover Miller
Homer Ogle
Jacob Bowers
Clarence Ogle
Gilbert
Cecil Wiles
G. B. Harris Jr
Sheridan Alcos
Lizzie Cline
B. V. Hinesley
Iona Staley
M. & . Ch Arch
Salem
R.F. D
Sedwick Chapel
Terhune
Elsworth Wade
Near
Bert Moon
Carmel
J.J. Cash
W. H. Stafford
Bill Boyer
Dearborn
Will Swain
J. H
Hortonville
The
Friends Church
Lola Parr
Nell Swain
Roberta Kincaid
Biott’s Drug Store
Iva Mullen
Mrs. Geo. Hiatt
Jas. Wiliams
North Washington
Wim, Swain and
Family
Frad Neal
Family Sunday
Clarence
Florence Ki
Elwood Milter
Edna
Onville, Sr
Ching
In and Daugh
Elihu Sheridan
Erin
Thomas Bailey
Elwood
R. C. Foland
John Tudor
Bakers Corner
Henry Ross
Pearl Honnold
Ed Small and Family
R. B. Thompson
Albert Weir
Dave Thompson
Thomas Brown
Boxley
W. E. Coppock
Paul Burton
Bernie Burton
Harry Coats
Tipton and
J. E. Lower
Esther
J. E. Burton
Elas
WS. Douglas
Sheridan, Ind
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jay D
Hambletonian
Trotter
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