Local Residents Attend Social Visits and Farm Events
Ralph Harrison traveled to Graysville on Thursday for business while Carl and Will Lester visited Coulson stock farm near New Lebanon. Will Thomas attended a short horn cattle sale near Brazil. Various residents visited farms and hosted guests Sunday and Thursday, including Kersey, Martin, Gaston, Dickerson, Drake, Strain, and Osborn, with moves and purchases noted.
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Ralph Harrison
Graysville
Carl
Will Lester
Coulson
New Lebanon
Will Thomas
Brazil
James Pittman
Sullivan
Elmer Trueblood
Shelburn
Mary Dickerson
Hattie Martin
George Kersey
C. P. Ransford
Terre Haute
Helen Kersey
Helen Bradbury
Fairbanks
Inez
Lotta Gaston
Zola Martin
Air
Harvey Cooper
Merom
Edgar Strain
S. Manford Osborn
Miles Farm
York
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
Readers learn that catarrh is curable through constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims the medicine cures catarrh in all stages and offers a $100 reward for any case not cured, urging readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
Local social notes list area visitors and illness
Tom Durham E C Eno and G W Nowlin attended the fat stock show in Chicago last week. Warren Watson wife and son Ray spent Sunday with Charley Bragdon and wife. Mrs Homer Bicknell and son Harvey spent Sunday with Mrs T J Mann. Tom Durham has been very sick. James Arnett and wife of Merom visited Claude Campbell Sunday. Emerson Watson and family call on B W Beard family. A G Cushman and Willi Watson waited on Mr Pogue Sunday night. Emmett Nowlin and wife visited Carl Burtons Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Durham
E. C. Eno
G. W. Nowlin
Chicago
Warren Watson
Ray
Charley Bragdon
Homer Bicknell
Harvey
T. J. Mann
James Arnett
Merom
Claude Campbell
Emerson Watson
B. W. Beard
A. G. Cushman
Willi Watson
Mr. Pogue
Emmett Nowlin
Carl Burton
Produce Think and Labor Aboard War Debt Lessons
The message urges sustaining present prices and wages, with emphasis on labor loyalty, unified world wages, and efficient farming using tractors. It notes war debts surpass 1919 interest, the need for both intensive and extensive farming, and calls to drain land and use machinery now. Elwood Vanhorn of Troy, Ohio visits his brother Robert.
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England
France
Japan
Farmer
Belgium
Elwood Vanhorn
Troy
Ohio
Hag
Robert
Local Notes From Palestine Area Reflect Quiet Week
Joseph Lowery visits on business. Influenza strikes Mrs. Joseph Gray as residents cope with illness. Rev Will Huff helped with farm work. Newt grows fond of the south. Uncle Tom Pogues condition remains critical after a fall. Isaac and Mrs Brown recovering. Paul Joseph reports pelts sales exceed 100 dollars. Yager shop gains garage and auto repair unit. A N L Burton returns from Mississippi. Several residents visit relatives and travel to Terre Haute. The correspondent was absent due to busyness or sickness.
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Joseph Lowery
Palestine
Joseph Gray
Will Huff
Ross Turman
Guy Cushman
Yager
Paul Joseph
Joe Gray
A. N. L. Burton
Mississippi
Newt
South
Tom Pogue
Isaac Brown
J. P. York
Lawrence Huff
Homer Lester
Terre Haute
Fred Yager
Fred
Pennsylvania Railroad
T. K. Cushman
S. A. Yager
Simeon
O. C. Meeker
Jasonville
Ind
A Ship for Every Farmer With Cargo of Gold
Chairman Hurley of the U S Shipping Board urges farmers to back merchant ships as a link between farming and industrial prosperity. He argues world trade and a stronger mercantile marine will raise factory output and wages, expanding markets for farm products and stabilizing times, with insurance against panics through a expanding global trade network. Carlisle News reports Elmer G Hoover and Olga Sorlie wed in Norden amid farming ties, plus local notes on weather, births, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
West
United States
South America
Europe
Orient
Federal Reserve
Uable
Norden
Hoover Liniment Company
Advertising Rates for The Terre Haute Daily Star and The Union
The notice lists subscription options including a one year rate of $2.00 for the Terre Haute Daily Star and The Union and mentions a rape repter rec and a blog per year pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Daily Star
the Union
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Kingsley
Big Springs
Riggs Clay Product Company
Indiana
U.S. Shipping Board
Elmer Hoover
Benedict
Elmer G. Hoover
Ann Hoover
Olga Sorlie
Minn
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
John Hoke Beasley
John James
Turman Township
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative
Rush Reid
Indiana University At
Bloomington
F L. Reid
Edward N. Hurley
Julius Harry Shoe Co
Sullivan Manufacturing Company
North Main Street
Exide
Delco
BUICK
Oakland
Maxwell
J. I. Case
Sullivan County Motor CO
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