Gasoline engine wanted and auto repairs offered
Fragmented notices mix ads and local chatter. The item seeks a second hand gasoline engine under 120 horsepower and invites offers to Arlie Forbes of Farmersburg Route 1. Other items mention car and buggy top repairs, harness servicing, and street corner humor about fuel and war era life. Local names appear among stray notices and brief community notes.
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Arlie Forbes
Farmersburg
Route 1
O. H. Hendrick
Jewell
Laura Sharpies
Thelma Branson
Ralph Riley Ransford
Branson
Reuben Ransford
Minter
North Side Square
Kirkham
John A. Mattix
For Sale Dairy Cattle and Lumber at Long Ridge Farm
Four young Duroc sows with pigs and several pieces of rough lumber offered for sale. Cows are healthy and giving milk. Contact Isaac E. Brown at Graysville via Long Ridge Farm. Phone available.
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Saly
Isaac E. Brown
Graysville
Long Ridge Farm
Poland
Janesville
Samuel Johnson Obituary YorkIL 1883 1918
Samuel Johnson son of David L and Hulda Harriet Johnson died September 13 1918 after tuberculosis at age 32 years 11 months 4 days. Burial in York cemetery. Baptized at York Sunday before death, joined M E B church. Married Golda Day January 18 1906 Sullivan Indiana. one daughter died at age 4. Survives two brothers Charles York NJ Robert Carlisle and sister Mrs Nell Jester Chicago.
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Samuel Johnson
David L
Hulda Harriet Johnson
Charles EE. Johnson
York
Illinois
York Cemetery
Henry Stevens
M. EB. Church of
Golda Day
Sullivan
Ind
Charles
Robert
Carlisle
Nell Jester
Chicago
Visitors and residents call on friends and kin in Merom area
A long list of locals and visitors includes C W Kelly of Chicago staying with his mother Mrs E W Kelly on West Washington street. Mrs Claude Thompson returns to Oakland City Indiana. Mrs C F Batey and Miss Pearl Burton travel from Indianapolis after visiting Pauline Batey. Curtis O Bridwell returns from Indianapolis to serve as Local Exemption Board secretary. Tudor Hall student Sarah Wood to attend school in Indianapolis. Valparaiso trainee Ross Harbaugh on five day furlough visiting family. Other travelers include Mrs I L Thompson of Mobile and Mrs Frederick, Mrs Matthew Shade of Hillsboro. Mrs J K Coulson and family return from a trip to New Underwood South Carolina. Mrs Roy Good visits from Winamac. Mrs Flora Cavins returns to Indianapolis. A G Cavins serves in France as Y M C A secretary. Weinstein Cavins in training. Mr and Mrs J R Jones of Sunbury visit Merom. former Alice Huff of Merom. Robert Gouckenour of Springer Gouckenour leaves on buying tour for new infants department.
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Flora Cavins
Indianapolis
A. G. Cavins
France
Weinstein Cavins
J. R. Jones
Sunbury
Merom
Jones
Alice Huff
Robert Gouckenour
Springer & Gouckenour
Aluminum versus copper in transformer windings
Aluminum has been proposed as a copper substitute for transformer windings. Considering heat dissipation temperature rise comparative costs and other factors the advantages still favor copper.
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Scientific American
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