Changing Places With Jimmie A Star Is Born
Jacqueline Morewood rebels against expectations and after a ride with her brother discovers she and Jimmie have swapped roles. She confesses she is the daughter and Jimmie the son and they pledge mutual love for their father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morewood
Jacqueline
Jack Burne Cavautier
John Morewood
Israerid
Jack
Tin
Daramie
White Jack
Phil
Bess
Mrs. Farley
Jimmy
Jimmie
Jane
Quetzal the Sacred Guatemalan Emblem Bird
The Quetzal, or resplendent Trogon, is Guatemala’s sacred national emblem. It inhabits high oak forests in Central America, displaying brilliant metallic green and scarlet plumage. It is extremely shy, often staying high in treetops beyond shotgun range, making specimens hard to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Trogon
Reputli
Central America
Economical Innovation in Indiana Administration
Speech excerpts from the Democratic state convention defend the new executive accountant post in Indiana. Governor Hanly cites past public fund abuses totaling about 340 thousand dollars and argues the officer would save the state over 290 thousand if the office had existed in the past twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Miers
Miers
Indiana
Hanly
Politicians Clash Over Party Plans in Scott County
Attourney General Bingham delivers a forceful speech at the Scott county convention praising Republican policy while denouncing Democratic reverses. He argues that panics prove Republican business strength and warns against Democratic forecasts, highlighting local option and county wide remonstrance as pivotal issues. He mentions William Jennings Bryan and Senator Gore to cast political contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Scott County
Watson
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Gore
Oklahoma
State Platform Endorses Republican Governance Record
The Republican party states it has held durable majorities for twelve years guiding state administration. It asserts fair and impartial enforcement of laws by executive and judicial branches and cites passage of significant measures by the legislature for the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Busy summer social notes from Farmersburg area
Farmersburg residents host and visit relatives across Indiana. Bert Herr and family from Vincennes spend time with kin. many locals travel to Terre Haute Salem Newark and Dana for visits birthdays funerals and a large automobile party enjoys a day in Dana with 22 members.
Regional residents visit relatives and attend events
James Royse and wife from Terre Haute visit Dr. Durham's Friday. Robert Massie of Bloomington guests Josie Eno Sunday. Mrs J B Durham and children travel to Sullivan Thursday. Prof W T Turman and children from Terre Haute stay with R J Turman. Eno and Durham go to Sullivan Saturday for Big Spring Thresher Company's separator. Grandma Mannis visits daughter in Terre Haute. Rev J T Phillips and wife from Frankfort visit relatives here. Mrs Leanah Moser of Princeton visits Joe Gray's family. O T Collier and wife in Sullivan Tuesday. Mrs J W Watson visits son Will near Sullivan Friday. Sunday school convention at Graysville attended by locals. Frank Fuson family spend Sunday at John Greene's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Royse
Terre Haute
Grandma Mannis
John Royse
J. T. Phillips
Frankfort
Mr. Phillips
Leanah Moser
Princeton
Joe Gray
O. T. Collier
Sullivan
J. W. Watson
Will
Graysville
Frank Fuson
John Greene
Paxton and Nearby Visits Note Local Movements
Paxton residents William Lund and Frank Pirtle ship ped sheep Monday with Mr. Lund accompanying the load to market. Alvin McCammon visited Paxton Saturday. Bishop Walters did business in Sullivan Friday. Mary Booker of Pleasantville spent Monday with Mrs. W. W. Bailey. G. M. Barcus in Carlisle Monday. Charles Good drives smoke for Wm. Gray’s threshing machine. Mrs. Carl Gobin visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walters Monday. Church of Christ planned preaching Sunday. John Cox bought a new buggy. Jacob Cox did business in Sullivan Tuesday. Andy White and Frank White were in Terre Haute Sunday. Roy McCammon of Shirley Hill was in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lund
Frank Pirtle
Mr. Lund
Alvin McCammon
Paxton
Bishop Walters
Sullivan
Mary Booker
Pleasantville
W. W. Bailey
G. M. Barcus
Carlisle
Charles Good
Wm. Gray
Carl Gobin
J. W. Walters
Church of Christ
John Cox
Jacob Cox
Andy White
Frank White
Terre
Haute
Roy McCammon
Shirley Hill
Ice Cream Supper Highlights Social Weekend
Saturday evening attendance at the community ice cream supper and Sunday family time with Fd Dailey are noted as local social happenings in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Dailey
Harvest Time Realities Across Locality Report
Harvest nears end in this vicinity with the first threshing machine heard this season. The mine has operated daily for the past week and Clarence Scott aided Roy Osborn for the last two weeks. Attendees traveled from Shelburn to a band concert at Shelburn and Farmersburg. A hay rack of Shelburn visitors headed to the river for fishing on Wednesday. Local youth attended the Prairie Creek commencement last Thursday. Gail and Pansy Hamilton visited Terre Haute last Friday. Chapel services are planned for next Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Scott
Roy Osborn
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Prairie Creek
Gail
Pansy Hamilton
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Market Steers and Sheep Prices Circulated
Market listing shows bids for good feeding steers 700 to 900 pounds at 4.75 to 5.00 per cwt and 300 to 400 pounds around 4.25. Heifers range 4.73 to 5.50 with cows from 4.00 to 5.00, calves and bulls listed with varying spreads. Sheep and lambs appear at 4.00 to 5.00 for yearlings, sheep 4.00 to 4.50, spring lambs 4.00 to 4.75 per cwt.
For Sale by Drugists Picture Cards
A two picture drugstore sale notice describes a horse wound 18 inches long across the breast and healing bottles. It promotes 50 cent bottles healing in eight weeks with no blemish and offers 3 cent bottles for families. Prices listed as 1.00, 0.50, 0.25 in a USA only sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
ALL Drugrists
Sullivan County Soldiers Association Meeting Notice
Notice for a Sullivan County Soldiers Association meeting at the G A R hall Sullivan on Saturday July 11 1908 at 3 o clock p m to elect officers and handle other business A full attendance requested W P Maxwell Prs G W Buff Adjt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Soldies’ Association
G. A. R. Hall
Sullivan
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Realis
Triads
Dabi
Mr. Morewood
Morewood
Jaceneline
Minturip
General Maiden-Powell
Ae Weston
Africa
The
Woods
Woods the Clothier
Bert Herr
Vincennes
Bessie Sherron
Salem
Ind
John W. Bennett
Ella Eby
Maud McDonald
Newark
Ohio
Avelle Kendall
Terre Haute Alenday
Zora Wisener
Chas. Wolf
Clinton
W. C. Crary
Arthur Crary
Mayme Irwin
J. F. Crawford
Leslie Crawford
Chas. Stanley
Powers
Miss Davis
W. R. Bailey
Callie White
Iva Ridgeway
Leathen Gilchrist
Arthur Boles
Ebenezer
Sam Moore
John Lowery
Jennie McMullin
Harvey Campbell
West Terre Haute
T. Fox
Dana
W. V. Jennings
Donnie Bolinger
Elza Jennings
Fred Lash
Richard Taylor
Chas. Lloyd
James Heap
Jasonville
Ray Heap
Pimento
Clara Hammack
Chas. Mason
Mra. Chae
McLinn
Dugger
Wm. Mason
Boon
Big Springs
Scott City
Indianapolis
DR. Cox
Soret Gba
Degeeeboien
Hees
W. P. Maxwell
Pris
G. W. Buff
Dr. Stratton
Davis Hotel
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