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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text references world demand and building, with unclear phrases about purpose. It mentions eye dy and coteret, with nonsensical terms and scattered names. The readability is too low to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a substantive summary.
A clay artist known as Mr Barkles entertains audiences with lifelike face models and humorous sketches. The program promises an engaging hour at the Chautauqua, featuring sketches that poke gentle fun at familiar figures and a memorable clay modeling demonstration.
A list of milk producers and payments shows many names with May milk checks, amounts ranging from a few dollars to over one hundred dollars. The item notes the Union Loan and Trust Co of Sheridan, Ind was named as receiver for the Humphrey Cruse Buggy Co, with settlement urged at the First National Bank. Social notices follow, listing local diners and visitors.
Harvey & Co offers MI-O-NA remedies claiming rapid relief from indigestion after meals and a vigorous stomach. The ad touts free trial treatment from Booth's MI ONA in Buffalo New York and markets benefits for blood vigor and overall vitality.
The article praises circuit Chautauquas as well organized modern business systems. It contrasts them with slip shod committee methods and argues the Independent movement is built to endure beyond its fragile birth.
The Lincoln Chautauqua movement emphasizes a practical, cooperative, profit sharing model. It features $20,000 authorized capital owned and controlled by local assemblies with directors elected from the Chautauqua towns themselves.
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