Laborers Finish Job Then Plan Next Load of Poles
Sam celebrates completing the task and notes they saved effort by clever thinking. Andrew agrees a new method made it easier and they plan to check on the choppers after bringing in a load of poles. They greet Fred Martin and confirm they have not deserted their previous work.
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Sam
Andrew
Fred Martin
Nolan
Joe Watson
Joe
Notice of Final Settlement in Lowder Estate
Belle M. Lowder administratrix of Caleb M. Lowder late of Sullivan County Indiana has filed her final report of account in Sullivan Circuit Court. The report will be heard on Friday March 12 1915 the 23d day of the February Term 1915. Creditors heirs and legatees may appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. BELLE M. LOWDER Administratrix. A G McNabb Attorney. First insertion Feb 17 1915-31.
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Belle M. Lowder
Caleb M. Lowder
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Harry Banister
District of Indiana
Indianapolis
Sullivan Union
Albert B. Anderson
A. D
Noble C. Butler
Harry Heck
Al‘bert B. Anderson
Ble C. Butler
Sullivan
Washington Street
Holloway
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Ormery E. & T. H. Railroad
Washington
Jackson Street
Jackson Stree
Myrtle Crawford
Sam Powell Rebuilds Orchard and Plans a Full Farm Venture
Sam Powell partners with Miles Fagan to clear land and mend a fence, using ashes as fertilizer and stumps dynamite to reclaim a field. He joins the Boys' Corn Club, learns from government agents, and outlines a multi-crop plan including corn, cotton, Kaffir corn, Irish potatoes, turnips, and cane. Sam envisions Jersey cows, hogs, bees, and a college path for himself and sister, while reviving the old orchard with pruning, spraying, and expert grafting.
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Sam
Boys’ Corn Club
Bob Fagan
Washington
Powell
Florence Powell
Florence
Bermuda
Johnson Grass
Mr. Bar
Sam Craftsman Avoids Blasting Stump Work
The story describes Sam refusing to let AM's mother approve blasting stumps due to safety fears from inexperience with dynamite. He agrees to hire Nolan to begin the job, while Sam considers learning the trade and contemplates paying $8 for work he could perform himself.
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Sam
Nolan
Ackoar
April Fools Return to Quiet Farm Life
On April first the Powellas relocate to a secluded farm area, greeted by Mrs. Powell's evident happiness as the home rests in a shaded grove. The weathered house sits amid oaks, offering shelter from the road and a tranquil, pastoral setting for Sam and Florence.
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Powella
Booth Conducted Business in Indianapolis Last Week
Harry C. Booth transacted business in Indianapolis last week according to the report.
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Harry C. Booth
Indianapolis
Mothers Only Knew Powder Relieves Child Ailments
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children relieve feverishness head ache bad stomach teething disorders move and regulate the bowels and destroy worms. They break up colds in 24 hours used by mothers for 26 years. All druggists 26¢ sample free address A S Olmstead LeRoy NY.
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By Asa Patrick
American Press Association
A. G. McNabb
Miles Fagan
Mr. Fagan
Fagan
Department of Agriculture
Bob
Miles
Agricultural Department
Burns
Coburn
Mr. Hurns
Mr. Burns
Mother's
Sister
State Agricultural College
Burna
Sam Powell
Mrs. Powell
Dr. King
William T. Crawford
Wm. T. Crawford
Maaan