Jackson Buck Reunion Brings 250 To School Lawn
Third annual Jacksonno gue Bucks reunion held at Bucktown school lawn despite rain. Rev George Peel spoke on reunion and preparation for final reunion. Three deaths since last gathering noted. many relatives attended from Indiana and Florida. next reunion planned in Bucktown, 1924.
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Jacksonno Gue Bucks
Sun“Iv, Sept. Inc
Bocktown
Tic
Peel
George Peel
Pleasantville
M. E. Charge
Jackson
Wesley Jackson
Sandborn
Minnie
Robert Jackson
Bloomivers
Estella
Charie
Jacker
Dueeer
Ana
J.T
Mary Foc
Connel
John Jackser
Ciuvera
Nancy
J. KB. Jackson
Marvy
W. A. Jackson
Prema
Logan Morriene Fascio
Arthur Morris
Earl Morris
Cormedeore Cooksey
Irwin Bickrell
Call
Terre Haute
Floyd Duckson
Indianapolis
Josephine Heware
Winter Haver
Fla
Bucktown
Cause of quakes what caused the earthquake in Japan
Terre Haute Spectator summarizes expert views from Indiana State Nervina on earthquake causes. Professor Bernard Shockel explains rock layer breaks and vertical displacement, plus internal material changes under extreme pressure. He notes Japan's islands are mountain tops rising from the Pacific seabed and that inland regions remain undisturbed for millions of years.
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Japan
Bernard Shockel
Vealogy
Indiana State Nervna
Mer
Eloser
Appalacian Mountains
Adams
Pacific Ocean
Terre Haute Spectator
Views of New Reformatory Show Plain Substantial Community
The Pendleton Indiana reformitory project replaces Jeffersonville, with removal of prisoners this year and a $50,000 bonus to the state. Governor McCray negotiated a $351,101.01 sale price, including the bonus, for property valued at $270,342.95. The labor mix relies heavily on prisoners, cutting costs to about 26 cents per cubic foot for construction while supplying work for 1,590 inmates and saving the state $750 daily.
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Indiana
Pendleton
Jeffersonville
McCray
Reformatory
J. H. O'Neall
State Board of Accounts
Tribute to Agriculturist and Moral Purity Cited
A quotation from Lord John Russell extols the agriculturist as the purest and most holy class, linking farming to healthfulness and constant awareness of the divine, praising supreme power and moral benevolence.
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Lord John Russell
Device for Cutting Twine Worn On Hand
A novel device to cut the bundles of twine bound by grein is worn on the worker’s left hand. It features a leather sheath with a copper support for a detachable tempered steel blade with a saw tooth edge that cuts twine with little effort.
Precocious Junior Crafts Personal Party Invitations
A young boy hosts a party for his peers and insists on writing his own invites. He shows early talent in language and adds a playful note about outdoor amusements including "cats" and other activities.
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Junior
Wit and Money: The Value of Immediate Credit
A compact aphorism notes wit and money alike carry extra value when paid or spent promptly. It laments those who demand credit and suffer consequences for delaying fulfillment.
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D. Jerrold
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Jackson-Buck
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MH. L. Ramsey Chiropractor
Star and Sullivan
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National Bank of Sullivan
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Federal Reserve Service
the National Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
The
Sullivan Union
Toledo Weekly Blade
America’s Home and Farm Newspaper
Congoleum Rugs
Index Nation Co
Kuppen
Heimer
Globe
Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Manning
Barre,Wt
Davis Brothers
E. Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
Martin
Chiropractors
Palmer School
East Washington St. Sullivan
William W. Woodrow
Margaret L. Boston
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Arthur E. DeBaun
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