Woods Opens New Store
The extensive improvements on the elo hing sture of W. E. Woods have been completed and Mr. Woods will oen the doors of his handsome new establishment tomorrow. The opening day features music by Burton's orchestra and favors for friends. No goods sold tomorrow to allow public inspection of the new clothing store with glass front, dustproof cabinets, a resting room, and a children's department. The article also mentions a state forestry reservation project led by Mr. Freeman with 1400 acres to be cleared and free seed plant access, praising forestry work by Fred Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Woods
Woods
Burton
Solutions
Children’s Department
Mr. Freeman
Freeman
Fred Dunlap
United States Department of Forestry
Indiana to Cultivate Over One Million Hardwood Trees Next Spring
W. H. Freeman of the State Board of Forestry reports plans to plant and cultivate more than 1,000,000 hardwood trees on state land by next spring. At Henryville forest reservation, 500 acres of broken land will be reforested this fall with species including black walnut shell bark hickory white red chestnut and burr oak American ash wild cherry and others. Planting already underway has added tens of thousands of white oak ash and hickory and walnut saplings, with ongoing work through October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Freeman
Henryville
Clark County
Obituary: James A. McKee of Richwoods Dies at 60
James A. McKee died at his Richwoods home Monday at 11 a m after creeping paralysis. Born 1845 in Sullivan County Indiana he served four years in the 43rd Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War. He married Matilda Doyle and farmed in Sullivan County before moving to Richwoods eleven years ago. Survived by wife four sons and siblings in Illinois Indiana Kansas and a sister in Casey. Funeral Tuesday at 11 a m conducted by Rev A M Harris Palestine Cemetery burial.
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James A. McKee
Richwoods
Ill
Mr. McKee
Sullivan County
Indiana
43Rd
Indiana Volunteers
Matilda M. Doyle
Crawfordsville
Ind
New Lebanon
Morea
Charles
Glessby
Sullivan
James
John
Paris
Sullivan, Ind
Casey
Kansas
McKee
M. E. Church
A.M. Harris
Flat Rock
Palestine Cemetery
Palestine Reporter
Alma Clark dies at 18 after short illness in Scottsville
Alma Clark wife of Arthur Clark of Scottsville died Wednesday evening from consumption after nearly six months illness. She was 18, mother of a four month old boy. Funeral held Thursday from Mt Tabor church with Rex officiating.
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Alma Clark
Arthur Clark
Scottsville
Clark
Henry Woods
Fairbanks Township
Dick Lucas
Bedford
W. H. Lucas
George Alvy
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Cowles-Taylor Shoe Company, Foot. Fitters
Packard
State of Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Eli Marquett, Et al
Nancy J. Black, Et al
Nora McClure
James B. Thompson
Charles L. Bond
Circuit Court
Haddon Township
Said Township
A. D
State of
Sear
Tilghman Ogle
Sullivan Circuit
Arthur D. Cutler
Trade
Steedenbe State
Ntenfeate
Sis
Garland
H. Schmidt
South Side Square
T. R. Hadley
Lyons
Prescription Drug Store
Geo. W. Lyons
W. H. Hill, JR
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