Herrick Urges Farmers Union for Cooperatives
Former Ambassador Myron T. Herrick told an agricultural conference that American farming suffers from lack of organization in industry commerce and finance and wastes profits as a result. He urged cooperative associations and legal reforms to allow member only banks and agricultural groups to mobilize resources from plains to tidewater and improve rural credit.
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Philadelphia
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Herrick
Mr. Herrick
America
Plains
Tidewater
Hood pays alimony on porch in Akron case
Akron probation officer Switzer instructed Harry P. Hood on proper alimony payment behavior. Hood delivered $4.50 in a small package to his wife's porch, while the wife asked that the remaining 50 cents be paid through the court in the future.
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Akron, O
Switzer
Harry P. Hood
Hood
Pride and Destruction in King Uzziah’s Prideful Offering
A measured sermon-like study on Uzziah’s pride in entering the Temple to offer incense, his leprosy as punishment, and the broader moral: humility is the key to divine favor. It argues Israel’s kings as type of God’s kingdom and stresses disciplined worship through ordained priesthood.
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Israel
Uzziah
Jerusalem
God
Messiah
Jesus
Holy of the Temple
Uzziab
Douthitt Marks Fifteenth Year as Local Clothier
Frank M. Douthitt marked fifteen years in the clothing trade on Sullivan's south square, noting his status as the city's oldest active clothier. He recalls a prior fire that destroyed his early stock, and he praises lasting fair dealing, a neat store, and strong county patronage. He is a native of Jefferson township and began as a clerk for John W. Wolfe before starting his own shop.
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Frank M. Douthitt
South Side
Douthitt
Mr. Douthitt
Sullivan
Thomas Douthitt
Jefferson Township
John W. Wolfe
Death of Mrs Gilbreath at 66 Sudden Illness
Sarah M. Gilbreath aged 66 wife of James Gilbreath died suddenly Saturday evening at her West Graysville street home from Brights disease. She is survived by her husband and son John Gilbreath of this city. The funeral was held at Morris Chapel southeast of Dugger at eleven o'clock Monday morning.
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Gilbreath
Sarah M. Gilbreath
James Gilbreath
Graysville Street
Bright
John Gilbreath
Morris Chapel
Dugger
Judge frees Hymera boy after lecture in bicycle theft case
Charles Sharp of Hymera, jailed on a bicycle theft charge, appeared before Judge Bridwell in circuit court Monday morning and was released on his good behavior after a reprimand. He had been on parole from the Plainfield reform school.
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Charles Sharp
Hymera
Bridwell
Circuit Court
Reform School
Plainfield
Chetlas Desertion Case Compromised In Circuit Court
Susie Chetlas of Shelburn and husband Alex Chetlas reached a compromise in circuit court yesterday. He agreed to pay four dollars weekly for support. Chetlas, now resident of Clinton, has filed for divorce in Vermillion County.
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Susie Chetlas
Shelburn
Alex
Chetlas
Clinton
Vermillion County
Mrs. D T Nicoson Visits Relatives in Area
Mrs. D T Nicoson of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here, staying with family members and touring local sites during her trip.
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Mrs
D. T. Nicoson
Indianapolis
Thanksgiving Warmth Marks Holaday Area Remarks
Residents recall the warmest Thanksgiving in years with many sharing meals at Big Springs during the homecoming. Rev. O. M. Deal to continue meetings. local visits include Mrs. Wm. Yager and daughter with relatives in Washington Ind. A busy community week notes porch enclosing at J. B. Durham’s and ongoing school remodeling. The New Lebanon area reports oil activity on the T. J. Houck lease east of Merom Station and a Rose Chapel revival drawing crowds. Farmers finish corn harvest and plan for spring pricing.
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Big Springs
O. M. Deal
Wm. Yager
Washington
Ind
Thomas Pogue
Eph Thomas
Muriel Thorn
Martha York
Ray Easter
Sullivan
Elmer Heck
Prof
Phillippi
Dugger
Abe Barnes
J. B. Durham
John York
T. J. Houck
Merom Station
Rose Chapel
Charley Cochran
Eugene Bledsoe
Alumbaugh Vs. Vaughn
Squire Lenox
Squire Curtis
Tom Knotts
Robert Bledsoe
Mr. Hinerick
Millard Stivers
Advertised Mail Notice for Shelburn Indiana 1915
Undelivered mail, Shelburn Indiana, advertised list dated November 28 1915, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not delivered by December 12 1915. Notice to Hanna. Hanna Bros McGranahan company listed. One cent advertising charges per article. Mention Ad vertised List and date when inquiring. J W Payne P M
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Shelburn
Ind
Thanksgiving Visit Pray and Dine in Big Springs
E C Eno visits Piqua Ohio relatives. Emerson Watson and family with J T Shores and family in Hutsonville. G W Nowlin in Merom. Warren Watson with relatives in Terre Haute. Jesse Medsker family in Mervin. Mrs Mann and daughter Mary in Sullivan. Mervin Beard with Ray Watson. Tom Mann with Irwin Bicknell. Irma Pounds returns to DePauw after Thanksgiving. Sermon by Rev C B Hershey followed by church lawn dinner. guests Will Billman wife and Mrs Leach and Mrs Turman from Sullivan.
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Big Springs
E. C. Eno
Piqua
Ohio
Emerson Watson
J. T. Shores
Hutsonville
G. W. Nowlin
Merom
Warren Watson
Terre Haute
Jesse Medsker
Mervin
Mann
Mary
Sullivan
Mervin Beard
Ray Watson
Tom Mann
Irwin Bicknell
Irma Pounds
DePauw
Jesse Borders
Allie
Achsah Bicknell
C. B. Hershey
Will Billman
Leach
Turman
Marriage Licenses Listed in Dugger and Nearby Towns
The notice records multiple marriage licenses issued to couples from Pleasantville Pax ton Merom Dugger Coalmont and Dugger. Names include Delmar Spencer 23 and Letty Mae Daugherty 23. Harry Griffith 21 and Dorcas Snellenberger 17. Claude Teasley 24 and Blanche Dudley 20. Walter Nash 22 and Edna Brubenzer. Floyd Townsley 20 and Louie Heaton 19. August Deneve 21 and Gertrude Miller 24. Patrick King 44 and Margaret Batey 29.
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Delmar D. Spencer
Farmer
Letty Mae Daugherty
Pleasantville
Harry Griffith
Miner
Dorcas Snellenberger
Coalmont
Claude Teasley
Blanche Dudley
Dugger
Walter L. Nash
Paxton
Edna E. Brubenzer
Merom
Floyd A. Townsley
Louie A. Heaton
August B. Deneeve
Gertrude Miller
Patrick H. King
Manager Lumber Company
Margaret Batey
Clerk
Mrs Phillips and Misses Visit Western College Friends
Miss Louise Eaton and Mrs D M Phillips returned from Oxford Ohio where they visited Frances Phillips Louise Riggs and Bernice Mellett who attend Western College during the past week.
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Louise Eaton
D. M. Phillips
Oxford
Ohio
Frances Phillips
Louise Riggs
Bernice Mellett
Western College
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Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Julius Harry Shoe Co
Phoenix Silk Hose
Jullivan
Herrick Urges Farmers’ Union
American Press Association
Akron
Man
King Ouzziah
Alziah
Hoosier
Price & Burkholder
Graysville
New Lebanon
Tessie
Vic McBride
Cass
Edna Stivers
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