Ku Klux Klan talk draws applause at Vincennes district meeting
Rev. Kern of Indianapolis urged the crowd on Ku Klux Klan principles during a nearby meeting. The Royal quartette entertained with several encores. Rev. Marion Correll, formerly of the area, was buried at Mt. Tabor last Sunday. Capt. Daniel of Volunteers of America joined the service in Tabor. A domestic science class served a Thanksgiving dinner to the faculty.
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Avery
Vincennes
Mr. Kern
Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
Royal Quartette
Marion Correll
Mt. Tabor
Nye's Chapel News Busy Week In Nye's Chapel Area
Fred Little and Charley Shaw made a business trip to Terre Haute Monday. Obie Stine helped Lawrence Shaw haul hay to the Road mine Monday. John H. Sills gathered corn for Chas. Shaw early in the week. A large crowd attended Rev. Bray at Nye's Chapel Sunday night. Ward All has disposed of the elec
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Fred Little
Charley Shaw
Terre Haute
Obie Stine
Lawrence Shaw
John H. Sills
Chas. Shaw
Rev. Bray
Nye
Ward
Protracted meetings and social visits in Farmersburg area
Sunday gatherings fill the community with church at Nyes Chapel and Oak Grove. Visitors include Miss Blanch Ridgeway of Washington DC and the Ridgeways near Farmersburg. Local families share meals, and Jim Woodard remains ill as farming turns to husking corn and gravel hauling.
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Farmersburg
Juanita Taylor
Dale Forbus
Jessie Halberstadt
Harve Halberstadt
Blanch Ridgeway
Washington, D. C
L. C. Ridgeway
Farmersbureg
Sherrow
Nyes Chapel
Oak Grove
Bucktown Notes and Local Happenings from December Meeting
Bucktown prepares for a big meeting on December 1. Mr Buck recovers stolen merchandise with arrests tied to the case. Local visits include Clovis Bedwell from Sullivan Hospital and Terre Haute residents Irven and Mrs Bicknell. Jessie Bedwell sells Studebaker cars and invites inquiries. Buck buck left for Detroit to seek fortune amid a quiet mining week with hunting rabbits and quail.
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Jessie
Studebaker
Irven Bicknell
Terre Haute
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Cure
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and impaired hearing. If inflammation remains, hearing may be destroyed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine pledges to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, with over forty years of reported success. Sold by druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Local Notes From Kingsley And Nearby Towns
Weather favors corn husking as farmers report improved conditions Loren Thomas made a business trip to Indianapolis last week Mr and Mrs Charles Riggs visited Sullivan on Thursday Rev T B Avery led services Sunday morning visitors from Sullivan and Fairbanks called on local families Walter Wible and family from Sullivan visited their daughter Mrs Charles Riggs Jr Carl Lester and family spent Sunday with Vincennes relatives Rev Mr Saunders of Frankfort held Drake church services with the B Y P U program Graysville Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Warren Dickerson Carlisle beat Graysville in basketball Otis Hall Ray Trueblood and son Clare of Sullivan attended Drake church services Sunday
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Loren Thomas
Indianapolis
Charles Riggs
Sullivan
T. B. Avery
Walter Wible
Artie Willam
Fairbanks
George Fuson
Carl Lester
Vincennes
Mr. Saunders
Frankfort
Ind
Drake Churen
Graysville Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Warren Dickerson
Merle Whitlock
Carlisle
Graysville
Otis Hall
Ray Trueblood
Clare
Drake
Indiana Ranked Richest Per Area by Professor Wisher
Indiana University professor Stephen S. Wisher writes in the Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science that Indiana leads the nation in corn yield per square mile and ranks first in wheat on the same basis. The state is second in hog production and eggs, with only Iowa Illinois and Ohio ahead in gross product per square mile.
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Indiana
Stephen S. Wisher
Indiana University
Indiana Academy of’ “Science
North Dakleas
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
J M Hayden Heads to Denver for Winter with Daughter
J M Hayden travels to Denver Colorado to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs Oscar Johnson and her family. The move follows his recent plans to enjoy time with relatives in the mountain city.
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J. M. Hayden
Denver
Colorado
Oscar Johnson
Auto license rate rise set for next year in state notices
The Secretary of State announces applications for automobile license plates will not be processed until December 15. 1924 plates will use orange numerals on black. Legislature approved higher fees across passenger vehicles trucks and trailers with detailed amounts by weight and horsepower, including substantial increases for larger trucks and trailers.
When Women Help a Noble Man Thrive
A reflective aphorism on how a strong good woman aids a man’s virtues to blossom into flower, asserting women’s supportive role in male virtue and character.
The Greatest Artist Embodying Ideas Across Works
A concise tribute asserts that the greatest artist is measured by how many supreme ideas are captured across their body of work, highlighting the creative synthesis of vision and invention.
No Change Reported Grave Situation Warns Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe notes with gravity that no change has occurred in a long standing dire situation. The report emphasizes ongoing severity and persistent concerns around the issue.
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Atchison Globe
Hershey Gives Sixty Million To Boys School
M S Hershey known as the chocolate king donates 60 million dollars to the Hershey School for Orphan Boys. The entire estate will revert to the school through trustees after his death. An Indiana auto safety bureau urges motorists to slow, note numbers, and act to curb speed demons citing a Columbus fatality as a warning and calling for statewide action.
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M. S. Hershey
Chocolate King
Hershey School For Orphan Boys
Hoosier State Auto Association Safety Bureau
Indiana
Auto Association
Columbus
Wtech
Bertha Underhill Wins Western Stock Show Judge Title
Bertha Underhill, a California Agriculture College coed, defeats fifty men to win best cattle judge at the Western Stock Show in Portland Oregon with 937 points out of 1000. She is a city bred girl.
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Bertha Underhill
California Agriculture College
Portland
Ore
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Fairbank Benevolence
Legion Auxiliary held a November meeting at Mrs. George Kersey’s home with Mrs. Cass Harmon hosting and circle discussions following a district session. A Christmas cake sale is planned for Fairbanks on the 22nd with a refund policy on purchases and tastings. Betty Dean Bradbury and Mrs. C. E. Harrison to host the December gathering.
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Wairbanks
George Kersey
Cass. Harmon
Legion Annoineer
Kersey
Bancwet Sullivan
Fairbank
Harmon
Betty Dean Bradbury
C. E. Harrison
Old Methods Are Best Vacuum Clothes Brushes Fail
In a lighthearted note, the piece contrasts new vacuum clothes brushes with traditional hand cleaning as women still remove contents from husbands pockets.
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Peerless Tire & Battery Co
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Nye’s Chapel
Sa Avarald
Vere
H. L Ramsey
America
Mah-Jonge
Grismore
Dodds Bridge
Hosea Stewart
Jim Woodard
Jenningswood
Ray Clark
John Woodard
Cleo
Benson Chapel
Arch Grimes
Bucktown
Kingsley
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