Value of pig clubs highlighted by Sullivan program
Indiana pig clubs prove their value in increasing pork yields and improving stock quality. Jareid Frimmel of Sullivan area shows profitable breeding backed by the Peoples State Bank of Sullivan. Purdue University leader F M Shanklin estimates the sow and litter in the photograph at $1,600.
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Indiana
Pig Clubs
Jareid Frimmel
Sulliven
Peoples State Bank
Sullivan
Young Hummell
Young Trummell
F. M. Shanklin
Purdue University
Old Nineteenth Century Drink Satire In July Parody
A fragmentary satirical column lampoons the coming prohibition era with mentions of buttermilk days, cocktails replaced by milk, social shifts, taxes, and political jibes. It playful notes reactions from Terre Haute to Wilson and local figures, ending with a tease on interest.
Sullivan County Men Seek Clemency in State Plea
Four Sullivan County inmates seeking clemency before the Indiana Board include Ira Medley of Jefferson Township serving life for murder. Also appealing are Dan Myers and Tom White for robbery convictions from Shelburn, and David E. Cummins of Farmersburg charged with copper wire theft from the Vandalia Coal Co.
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Sullivan County
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
State Board of Pardons
Indianapolis
Ira
Medley
Jefferson ‘Township
Ini
Sullivan
Trugten Isbell
Isbell
Dan
Myers
Tom
White
Shelburn
Shel
James
Chrismanthes
David E. Cummins
Farmersburg
Vandalia Coal Company
Famous chiropractor to lecture at Sherman theatre
Dr. B. J. Palmer son of chiropractic founder will lecture on chiropractic at Sherman theatre Sunday evening June 29 at the invitation of Dr. H. Ramsey of Sullivan. Palmer president of the Palmer school of Chiropractic at Davenport Iowa has led the practice since 1903 and is a leading figure in the field. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Palmer
Sherman Theatre
Sullivan
Palmer
Palmer School of Chiropractice
Davenport
Iowa
Palmer School of Chiropractic
H. L. Ramsey
D. C
Masonic Temple
Tacoma
Pierce County Society of
Bond
Guthrie
Clear Lake
Palmer School of ‘Chiropractic
Court House
Albion
N. Y
Herald
Pr. B. J. Palmer
Opera House
Huron
S. D
Star
Improvement work begins at Center Ridge Cemetery expansion
Under City Engineer John Ersinger and supervisor Joe Loudermilk excavation for driveways in the new Center Ridge Cemetery addition is complete and crushed rock will be laid soon. The project, first by the new city trustees since taking over last January, includes 431 lots laid out in the new section with landscaping planned but funding limited. Over 500 plots remain sold in the original plot.
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John Ersinger
Joe Loudermilk
Center Ridge Cemetery
Henry Smith
L. A. Stewart
W. H. Eaton
J. B. Miller
J. F. Douth
Prohibition Talk Touches Indiana Wage Debate
A minister in Indiana urges men to pay their wives at least 175 dollars monthly as a case highlights hypocrisy. The piece also notes upcoming dry laws set for July 1 and jokes about near beers and green cans.
Carranza Government Stalled by Internal Delays
Readable fragments indicate the Carranza administration is facing internal delays and political friction slowing its stable governance efforts.
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Carranzas
Talk is cheap and words fill a covenant
A reflective miscellany notes that talk is abundant and deals with phrases about covenant words in German surrender, elephant tricks, milk routes, Petticoat Lane, B V D underwear, Pullman porters, dimes, and a reader's question about goulash and hash.
Mrs. James A. Payne Sr. dies after long illness
Mrs. James A. Payne Sr. died at her home Sunday after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Indian Prairie with burial in Indian Prairie cemetery. The obituary notes Barbara Ann Lambright born July 19 1855 near Tippecanoe Ohio died June 15 1919 aged 63 10 27, married to James A. Payne in 1884 with five children. She joined Zion Methodist then Indian Prairie Baptist church and leaves a husband three daughters a stepson two stepsons five grandchildren and more relatives.
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James A. Payne Sr
Indian Prairie
Sigman
Sandborn
Barbara Ann Lambright
Henry and
Mary Lambright
Tippecanoe
Harrison County
Ohio
James A. Payne
Mary
George Collyear
Pleasantville
Mabel
Frank Trimble
Paxton
Eunice
Roy Trimble
Carlisle
A. C. Payne
Noblesville
Zion Methodist Church
Jackson Township
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
W. H. Harrol
Carlisle News
Boy Accidently Shot While Milking for Miss Crawford
A 10 year old boy, Orval Hummell, son of Mr and Mrs John Hummell, was accidentally shot in Johnson street Friday night by John Dudley while delivering milk for Miss Lizzie Crawford. They fired at sparrows with a 22 caliber revolver. the gun was snapped and fired a glancing chest wound. The injury is not serious.
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Orval Hummell
John Hummel
Johnson
Street
John Dudley
Boya
Lizzie Crawford
Sparrows
Dudley
Hummel
Nashville social visits Mrs Roberta Smith and Miss Kathryn Kirkham
Miss Roberta Smith of Nashville Tennessee visits Miss Kathryn Kirkham in a brief social occasion. The meeting highlights friendship ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Smith
Nashville, Tenn
Kathryn Kirkham
Gingham Dresses Slashed To 98 Cents For Young Girls
Local store cuts prices on gingham dresses for ages 6 to 14 from 1.25 to 2.00 down to 0.98. Sale runs while stocks last and highlights affordable children’s apparel.
Harness maker advertises at Kirkham’s old stand
John A. Mattix promotes handmade team harnesses guaranteed to fit with options including fly nets lap dusters and horse covers. The ad invites customers to see him before purchasing and notes the Kirkham location.
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John A. Mattix
Kirkham
Mississippis Farms and Hosiery Sales Notices
For sale good upland Mississippi farms with soil schools churches near railroad two crop seasons and mild winters grow anything raised in Indiana Mississippi Land Co Canton Mississippi. WANTED men or women to sell guaranteed hosiery with large commissions and no experience needed Phoenix Hosiery Co West Market Street Station Philadelphia Pa. COW spray and COW EASE advertised at Kirkham's old stand. John A Maxted’s sale note appears on the page.
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Kirkham
John A. Mattex
Mississippi
Indiana
Mississippi Land Co
Canton
Phoenix Hosiery Co
West Market Street Station
Philadelphia
Funeral held for Mrs. Mary C Briggs wife of Dr Carl F Briggs
The funeral for Mrs Mary C Briggs died June 17 at her North Section Street home was held from the late residence Thursday afternoon. The Woman's Club of the city attended in a body. Pallbearers included Maurice Russell Ralph Thompson R P White B D Maple and Dr J B Maple. Honorary pallbearers were Mrs Leyi Hughes Mrs Lee F Bays Mrs P A Barco Mrs E D Maple Miss Gladys Smock and Miss Jennie Kelley. The Rev W Gray pastor of the Presbyterian church conducted services and interment followed at Center Ruge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Briggs
Carl F. Briggs
North Section Street
Woman’s Club
Maurice, Russell
Ralph Thompson
R. P. White
B.D. Maple
J. B. Maple
Leyi Hughes
Lee F. Bays
P.A. Barco
E.D. Maple
Gladys Smock
Jennie Kelley
W. ©.Gray
Ruge Cemetery
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Harold Hummel
Cas
Mr. Root
Mr. Hitchcock
Wilson
Woody
Mr. Burleson
Ireland
Ira Medley
Center Ridge
Were
Germany
Petticoat Lane
General Electric
Williard
Matthew
Atthewe
Herman Heien
Jas. A. Payne
Springer-Gouckengur CO
Sullivan, Indiana
Coats
Capes and Dol
Mans
Springer-Gouckenour CO
Warner
Eine
Woman's Club
Chiropractic
J. Palmer
Nappanee
A. B. Hinkley
Ind
The
J. W. Daugherty
Mason City
Globe Gazette
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