Carlisle Fatal Pool Hall Accident Lays Man Low
Elis G Miller an employee in the W 2B Shepherd pool room died after a fall from an upper story window near the pool hall in Carlisle. Coroner Neff ruled Miller was intoxicated at the time of the accident which occurred about three oclock Saturday afternoon. He leaves two sisters and was buried in Old Town cemetery after services at the grave. Carlisle Schools Open September 11 plan an eight month term due to funds. New partnership Alumbaugh and Scheurer purchase half interest in the Alumbaugh store with Scheurer to run the department store and Alumbaugh the auto business.
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Carlisle
Elis G. Miller
Shepherd Pool
Miller
Dr. Phile
Neff
Wim. B. Shepherd
Will Russel
Lottie Cummins
Joe Hall
Indianapolis
Pirtle
Ledgerwood Street
Old Town
Alumbaugh
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Alumbaugh General Merchandise
Ford Automobile Agency
R. E. Scheurer
Evansville
J. F. Alumbaugh
Alumbaugh & Scheurer
Ir. Scheurer
Scheurer
Roberts
Johnson & Rand
Star Brand
St. Louis
Ford
Gon
Gill
Jefferson
Charles Balance
Oaktown
Frank Curry
Picknell
Wolfe Reunion Notice At Shaker Prairie Church
Annual Wolfe reunion set for September 16 at Shaker Prairie church grove. Event begins Sunday with invitations to all. attendees urged to bring well filled baskets.
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Wolfe
Shaker Prairie Church Crove
Personal Notices Mention Local Visits Births and Deaths
Mrs. Nancy Tippitt of West Liberty Illinois visited relatives in this city and county last week. A daughter was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Charles H Snaveley of this city. J H Leonard was summoned to Litchfield Illinois for the death of his daughter Mrs J W Wright of that city. Mrs Wright died after an operation and was well known locally.
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Nancy Tippitt
West Liberty
Ill
Tippett
W. S. Bicknell
Clint Bicknell
Jesse Bicknell
George C. Youngman
New Lebanon
Mrs. Brownly
Louisville
A. J. Sprigler
Anna Sprigler
Etta Jewell
Yellow Stone National Park
Charles H. Snaveley
Richard Montgomery
Indianapolis
J. W. Kemp
Robert Gouckenour
Springer & Gouckenour
Evansville
W. E. Gray
Livonia
Ind
Geo. Hanawalt
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Emma Selig
Noah Coyner
Frankfort
Sullivan
D.A. Cochran
Meroma
A. P. Coyner
John Marshall
Topeka
J. W. Wright
Terre Haute Star and Union One Year for 2.50
An offer combines both Terre Haute Star and Terre Haute Union newspapers at a joint annual rate of two dollars and fifty cents. Subscribers gain access to both titles for twelve months. The promotion emphasizes value for readers in the Terre Haute area.
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Terre ‘Haute
STAR
THE
UNION
Beyond our sky the universe grows with hidden vastness
The text notes visible stars 5000 by eye and 40 million by telescope, then expands to nebulae and Herschel’s 2000 stellar disks containing billions of suns, describing unexplored universes beyond our own and distant lights such as the North Star, Sirius, and Hercules with 50 year light travel.
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Milky Way
Herschel
North Star
Two Ideas of the Picnic
The Hindu term for picnic means fools feast. An Anglo-Indian savoring a long journey with a girl and a basket of indigestible edibles seeks life’s zest. The native who stays home is depicted as vain and dull by contrast.
Waking Night Burglary Terrifies Macon Man
Pat Pierce awoke to a burglar looming over him in the middle of the night. The intruder pressed for money and asked which pocket it was in. Pierce reply triggered the thief to demand more, but Pierce offered his pants as the amount, exasperated by the intrusion.
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Pat Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Macon Telegraph
Sarcasm of a Dainty Housekeeper
A South Side housekeeper known for shopping personally sent a telephonic order to her butcher. The next visit she greeted him with the question where he got the idea they had bought a dog, reflecting a humorous miscommunication in a Kansas City Star item.
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Kansas City Star
Ration for Dairy Cows High Protein Mixes Guide
Guidance on dairy cow nutrition notes that high protein concentrates other than corn are needed with roughage. Rye oats and wheat products may substitute, cottonseed meal currently cheaper than linseed, and a sample ration calls for corn meal two parts cottonseed meal one part oats and one part rye.
Solids Contained in Milk
A diagram shows about 87 percent of milk is water. Solids suspended include fat casein sugar albumen and ash. Their percentages vary and an exact figure is not possible to state.
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Best
Milk Composition Figures From Babcock Diagram
A historical note states authorities use a Babcock determined diagram to express milk composition. It explains that solids and water percentages vary slightly, with the average values widely accepted though differences exist.
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Babcock
Butter Always In Demand for Farm Produced Butter
The article urges private dairymen to compete with creameries by marketing butter made from a single herd and separated sweet milk. It argues such farm butter can reach discerning buyers willing to pay premium prices with proper business effort.
Dairy Notes on Cow Comfort and Milk Hygiene
Fresh air for cows improves health while avoiding bad weather exposure. Do not feed frozen corn silage to dairy cows. Clean milking prevents contamination and increases milk yield. Kill no heifer calves from good cows. raise them to replace poorer stock. Milk must be cooled promptly to prevent germ growth. Stable kindness and proper bedding distribution are essential for dairy care.
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Haddon
Carlisle and
Hladdon Township
Carlisle Public
O. H. Greist
Emma Brunger
Ethel Dyer
Lafayette
Elmer A. Stewart
Alice C. Giboney
Lillian B. Davis
Mary Enele
Lydia Griffith
Maude Risinger
Helen Helms
Purdue University
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Sullivan Chapter
Eastern Star
Sullivan County
McPherson
Otto Krug
R. T. Boston
McEht
Maxwell-Cowles
Sullivan Monument Co
E. D. Davis
Fidelity Loan Co
Crowd
East Side Sq. Sullivan, Ind
Carter
New York
Carranza
Uncle Sam
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