Robbers Enter Scores Drug Store at Claypool
A break in at Scores drug store in Claypool occurred Monday night or early Tuesday, with entry made through a pried rear window. Jewelry, watch parts, cuff buttons, a bottle of whisky and perfume, cocaine, pennies, and a leather notebook with notes and mortgages were taken, totaling about $200. Sheriff Nintzel in Warsaw investigated as several suspicious men reportedly loitered in town.
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Claypool
E. A. Scales
Nintzel
Warsaw
Daily Times
Mrs Regenos Improves After Injuries From Accident
Mrs Regenos continues to recover five weeks after being seriously injured when thrown from a buggy. She was brought to town for a stay at U. B. and KEarl Cine homes and returned home to move about with crutches.
Robert Zimmerman Writes From Stratford Texas
Robert Zimmerman sends a renewal for the RECORD from Stratford Texas dated January 4. He longs to return to Indiana for a sleigh ride, tired of walking in the dust. He notes little snow, a blizzard on January 1, a 12 hour drop to 10 below, and unusually warm weather by January 4. Wheat remains unburied by rain since August, underscoring drought.
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Robert Zimmerman
Stratford
Texas
Robert
Indiana
Hoosier Spirit and Population Changes Stir Debate
A letter from an Indiana writer extols Hoosier pride and self reliance while noting slow population growth that could cost the state a congressman in the next census. The piece argues Indiana's residents thrive abroad and at home, and that population trends will shape political representation.
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Indiana
Josh
Wary Enters Business College in Battle Creek
Harry Wary has entered a business college in Battle Creek Michigan during the holidays and is living with his brother Joseph Way and his family.
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Harry Wary
Battle Creek, Mich
Joseph Way
Town Board Seals Frost Proof Engine Room Plan
The town board chose a frost proof scheme to protect the water in the engine room tanks. They built insulated walls and air chambers with structured refrigeration doors to ensure readiness for fire service without constant artificial heating.
The Public Sale Season Arrives Early This Year
The article urges early preparation for sale season and advises sellers to list all items at home, then bring the list to the Record office for careful processing. It notes printing sale bills with good service and reasonable pricing.
Farmers County Institute Corn Exhibit in Warsaw
The Farmers County Institute and corn exhibit will be in Warsaw on January 19 20 and 21 191? with generous premiums for corn grocers and competitions for women and girls in domestic tasks. Entries close January 19 at 1 30 p m. The institute opens January 19 at 2 00 p m with a question box led by Perry Smith during judging. Mail or hand questions to Perry Smith or Elifelser.
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Warsaw
Perry Smith
Eli Felser
Oscar Tullis Relocates From Rittenhouse Farm to McClure Lake Area
Oscar Tullis moved Friday from the Rittenhouse farm southwest of town to his own place near the McClure lake, updating his residence location in the local community records.
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Oscar Tullis
Rittenhouse
McClure Lake
Trustee Frantz Attends County Education Board Meeting
Trustee Frantz was in Warsaw Mona day attending the meeting of the County Board of Education.
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Frantz
Warsaw
Monaday
County Board of Education
Old Fashioned Greeting for Jontz Newlyweds
An older couple in a rural setting hosted a belated wedding gathering Monday night for Ben Jontz and his wife who had kept their marriage private for a short time. The couple, living southwest of town with Patty Jontz as groom’s mother, faced a swarm of self invited guests who forced entry and caused brief annoyance before leaving.
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Ben Jontz
Patty Jontz
Local resident returns from treatment for rheumatism
W. H. Butterbaugh of the southeast area came back Saturday from Anderson after about three weeks of rheumatism treatment. His condition had become serious and he was nearly helpless before the treatment. He is greatly improved and hopes are high for a full recovery.
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W. H. Butterbaugh
Here
Anderson
Home From Southern Trip
T. C. McClure returned home the first of the week from a several weeks trip in the south. He visited with his cousins James and Charles Mc Clure at Natches Mississippi and also visited three battle grounds and the national cemetery. He has many interesting things to tell about the trip.
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South
James
Charles McClure
Natches, Miss
Battle Grounds
National Cemetery
Thad
To Hold Public Sale Near Rose Hill
H E Weaver of Rose Hill zone visited town Monday and told ReEcorp he plans a public sale at his farm home sometime during February.
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H.E. Weaver
Rose Hill
ReEcorp
Public Farm Sale Planned by O F Brown
O F Brown arranges a public sale at his farm on February 11 with sale bills to be released in due time.
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O. F. Brown
Spelling Contest sequence reaches district after township win
In Warsaw the county spelling contest selects three township champs Eunice Martindale Catharine Hay and Mary Fisher to advance to the district contest in Plymouth on February 12. District winners move on to the state contest in Indianapolis later.
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Warsaw
Plymouth
Indianapolis
Eunice Martindale
Catharine Hay
Mary Fisher
Artist Frank Summe Departs Room Turned Gallery
In the Leckrone building Frank Summe has vacated his room and redecorated it with mounted pictures and drawings to resemble an art gallery. Cline & Co. promotes a full line of the latest books.
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Frank Summe
Leckrone Building
Cline & Co
US coal production in 1910 near record levels
Reports to the United States Geological Survey show 1910 coal output between 475 million and 485 million short tons, a sizable rise from 1909's 459,715,804 tons and about 1 percent below the 1907 peak of 480,353,424 tons.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Church Without a Pastor Leaves Local Lutheran Parish
Rev. Hoffman of the Lutheran pastorate at this place has accepted a call to Galatzin Pa and left with his family for the move during the holidays. The congregation, largely German speaking, urged his return but he could not refuse. The departure leaves the church without a pastor for the present and many friends bid them farewell.
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Rev
Hoffman
Galatzin
Death Notice of Mrs Homer Trister in Bloomington
Mrs. Edgar Botts reports the death of her sister Mrs. Homer Trister at her Bloomington home. She leaves a husband and a baby eight days old along with two other children. The funeral was conducted from the home. Prof. Botts and his wife were unable to attend.
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Edgar Botts
Homer Trister
Bloomington
Son-Stroke Victor Getty Welcomes Eight-Pound Son
Arthur Getty, in town Tuesday with a fixed smile, reports a healthy eight-pound son. Mother and child are doing well. doctor notes Getty should recover quickly with proper care after the so called Son-Stroke.
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Arthur Getty
Arthur
Getty
Hints For Wives On Understanding Husband’s Struggle
Advice urges wives to view a husband’s apparent coldness as tied to his daily grind and fear of failing to provide. It argues the inner warmth remains, hidden beneath clouds of anxiety, and that patient, steady support can restore harmony and home warmth.
Uncle Sam Warns About Stamp Hygiene
A reader warns against sloppy stamp handling. Do not touch stamp adhesive with dirty hands or lick stamps directly. The notice emphasizes careful stamping and hygiene to avoid germs entering the system through postage.
Spectacles For Chickens Benefit Roosters In Fights
The latest invention featured in Scientific American shows spectacles for chickens with a picture of a rooster wearing them. The device is not for style or reading but to protect the eyes during battles, making the bird resemble a chauffeur more than a chicken.
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Scientific American
The Value of a Human Body in the Market
A playful itemized list assigns values to body parts and materials totaling 1.21 dollars. It notes water nine gallons carbon for pencils phosphorus matches salt sugar candles gas and fat affect value, with a final line about science backing the claim.
Piercetone High School Pennant Incident Prompts Explosions
Sophomore class members fired shotguns at blue and gold pennants from the flagstaff after ladders were removed, preventing lowering of a junior class pennant. Faculty involvement suggests expulsions may follow.
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Piercetone High School
Pleasant Day Gathering Honors Toledo Visitor
Children of Mr and Mrs Samuel Robinson hosted a friendly gathering at their home on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Hattie Lyons Minneapolis M F Robinson Leota Kansas Mrs Susie Sands Toledo Miss Emma Robinson O F Brown and son Royal. Mrs Lyons and Mr Robinson of Kansas have been visiting nearby. yesterday’s gathering honored Mrs Sands of Toledo who is visiting for a few days.
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Samuel Robinson
Hattie E. Lyons
Minneapolis
M. F. Robinson
Leota
Kansas
Susie Sands
Toledo
Emma Robinson
O. F. Brown
Read a Book Go to Clines for latest copyrights
A note directs readers to visit Clines to obtain one of the newest copyrights available. It emphasizes checking offerings and terms at the shop for access to current copyright materials.
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Clines
Send your news items to the REC ORD offices
Community readers are asked to forward news items to the record offices for possible publication. The notice encourages timely submissions from residents and organizations to ensure local events and notices appear in upcoming issues.
Saved Two Lives With Dr King’s New Discovery
A D McDonald of Fayetteville North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing both her and her sister of frightful coughs. The letter touts the medicine for lung issues including consumption and bronchial troubles. Trial bottle offered free with 50c and 1.00 prices. Rager guarantees.
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Mysel
Rager
Fire destroys Wesley Stackhouse farm home in Scott Township
The farm home of Wesley Stackhouse in the south part of Scott township was totally destroyed by fire on Thursday of last week. Loss is estimated at 2500 dollars. Origin of the blaze is not known.
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Wesley Stackhouse
Scott Township
Ebert Couple Pleased with California Visit
W. F. Ebert and his wife report satisfaction with their stay in California and note Mrs. Ebert has gained ten pounds in weight.
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W. F. Ebert
Calfornia
Collett Family Reunion Bridges 25-Year Gap in Iowa
J M Collett of Creston Iowa and N F Collett of Afton Iowa returned home after a weeks visit with their mother Mrs R A Collett southeast of town and relatives. A Christus day reunion at Howard Collett's home brought together J M Collett N F Collett Chloe Townsend Laura Belt S C Collett John Butterbaugh Edward Weaver David Abbott and others for a grand dinner and a rare full gathering after nearly twenty five years.
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J. M
F. N. Collett
Creston
Afton
Iowa
R. A. Collett
Christus
Howard Collett
J. M. Collett
Creston Idwa
N. F. Cellett
Chloe Townsend
Calie
North Dakota
Laura Belt
Leesburg
S. C. Collett
Near
Claypool
John Butterbaugh
Wretha
Ivan
Edward Weaver
David Abbott
Abbott
Give Us the News
Readers are urged to report news and unusual occurrences to The Record office. The note requests tips on fires runaways and any events of local interest, asking the public to assist in filling the local page during the season.
Is Again Able to be Around Milton Ball Visit
Milton Ball went to the home of his daughter Mrs Ira Leckrone on Tuesday for a brief stay. He had been confined to his home since winter and in critical condition for a long period. Mrs Ball accompanied him on the trip.
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Milton Ball
Ira Leckrone
Ball
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