Community Visitors and Sunday Gatherings Noted
Mise Leota Mason and Oliver Allen were guests of Mr and Mrs Emilie Rice. William Beckley spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Carl Mull. C C Crumrine of Delaware spent the weekend with friends. Stephen Underwood and wife dined with Laird Ashcraft. Ethel Ramsey visiting her parents. Vernon Gallers and Misses rowe McKee and Edith Melick hosted guests. Gertha Hall and Aura Corkran returned from Hunts Station visit. V Horn and friend visited the Vernon household Sunday. The Cummins trio gave a musical at Fallsburg. Little Gladys Dugan visited Miss Opal Mercer. Locals attended tabernacle services in Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Leota Mason
Gambler
Oliver Allen
Mra
Lmile Rice
William Beckley
Carl Mull
C. C. Crumrine
Delaware
Stephen Underwood
Laird Ashcraft
Misa Ethel Ramsey
Mira Rowe McKee
Edith Melick
Knox Savings & Loan Ad Promises Safe High Rates
Careful selection of loans, loans on Knox County real estate, and borrower clear title emphasize safety. The Knox Savings & Loan Assn offers 4 percent on savings, 4 percent on six month certificates, and 6 percent on deposits of 500 dollars or more in one year certificates, claiming no losses from fire, flood, or overvaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Knox Savings & Loan Asa'n
Colville, Bee'y
Northwest Corner
Main and Vine
Atrents
Zionsville Literary Night Debates Abolition Question
A large crowd attended Iter ature night featuring a debate on abolishing capital punishment. The program included readings and remarks from MT Zion participants while local residents shared weekend visits and family moments with neighbors and friends.
Knights of the Micentoen elect officers and court ends in manslaughter plea
In Cleveland Ohio December, the Liberty Maccabi Liberty Tout No 497 Knights of the Micentoen elected CR M Turker as Commander W O Cramer Oscar Cramer and others. The trial of Wiadolph Nows 20 for the murder of Patrolman Albert Miller ended when Necea Yaro Kullsek and Rudulpy Rubuck pled guilty to manslaughter. They were sentenced to indeterminate service in the Manafuld Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Knights of the Micentoen
CR. M
Turker
W. O. Cramer
Oscar Cramer
Puckur
Monter
Arme
Poland
Cecil Bricker
Serneant
W. L. Kile
Lat
M. GG
R. Cramer
M. G
Lloyd Bishop
Sentinel
Lawrence Cramer
Plcket
J. A. Snyder
Cleveland, O
Wiadolph Noows
Albert Miller
Neca
Yaro Kullsek
Rudulpy Rubuck
Cwere
Helpful Hints for Housewives Heating Stove Invention
A compact feature outlines a heating stove using hot air pipes. The piece highlights practical domestic use, simple construction, and efficiency tips for household heating. It notes potential benefits for energy savings and warmth distribution in living spaces.
Combined stove heats by radiation and convection
An illlustrated description explains a heating stove that draws air from the room through side pipes, heats it to a high temperature, and discharges it atop the unit into the room or upward to an upper floor. The passage then shifts to sewing and kitchen notes on washing white fabrics and preparing various dishes and desserts.
Postal Service Now Self-Supporting
Washington reports the Postmaster General Burleson says the postal service is self supporting for the first time since 1983 with a fiscal year surplus of 3.84 million dollars. He outlines a public convenience driven policy, notes explosive parcel post growth, and seeks 50 thousand dollars for experimental aerial mall service while postal savings total 23.818 million at June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burleson
Juat
Postal Service
Ita
Basia
Gayings
Mother and babes dead in New York tenement blaze
A fire in a tenement on the outer edge of Chinatown killed a mother and two infant daughters, Mrs. Joseph Annenane, 42, Lona Antignane, 2, and Rosa Antignane, 4. Three others were badly burned. all injured residents were taken to Hudson Street hospital. In Mexico City rebels looted Los Reyes, killing twenty six townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
Howe
Boyard Abroet
Chirnatown
Joseph Anenane
Lona Antignane
Rosa Antignane
Hudson Street Hospital
Mexico City
Zapatistas
Los Reyes
Herrmann Seals Brooklyn Deal for Tinker
Cincinnati club head Herrmann declares Tinker will go to Brooklyn if Ebbetts’ terms are met. He cites broad support from national leaders and outlines New York’s failure to offer worthwhile returns, indicating a Dodgers transfer likely if conditions satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Brooklyn
Tinker
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Elub
Dodgers
Ebbetta
New York
Johnson
Tener
Naronal
Julius Pellschoman
Cincinnat
New York Food Cost Breaks Down Dollar Distribution
New York study from the bureau of food supply shows 61 cents of every dollar spent on food reaches the arrival markets while the remainder is absorbed by wholesalers and retailers. Director Bailey Burett notes shrinking consumer purchasing power and producer earnings, urging a non profit reorganization of the distribution system after proposed experiments to test retail methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Food Supply
The
New York Association For Improving the Condition of
Bailey B. Burett
Tim
Poverty near gem mine in Murfreesboro Ark
Almahouse property adjoins Arkansas diamond diggings where poverty and diamond wealth touch. In Pike county, the county poor farm sits beside the diamond bearing land, separated only by an imaginary line Aunt Polly Cox the sole county farm inmate sees no wealth and no line between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almahouse
Arkansas
Murfreeaboro
Ark
Pike County
United States
Polly Cox
Prince to Enter Army in Germany for Training
Prince Charles of Roumania will join the German army as a lieutenant in the First Foot Guards at Potsdam on January 1 to complete his military education. He, aged twenty, will remain with the regiment for two years, reflecting King Charles of Roumania’s favorable view of the German military system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles of
Roumania
Berlin
Prince Charles
Leutenant
Foot Guards
Potsdam
Charles of Bouhmania
Stewarlogen
Germany
Audubon Secretary Advocates Birds as Air Police
James Menty Rice of the National Audubon Society addressed a meeting in Atlanta on birds’ value to mankind. He described birds’ sight, venom, body heat, and vast travel. argued they act as air police by concentrating pests, subduing outbreaks, and returning to places swiftly. He cited the cotton boll weevil invasion, Texas shooting clubs, and historic bird-slaughter in Texas as context for conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Bell Waavil
Atlanta
James Menty Rice
St. Feild
Audion Societies
Rice
Kingdome
Seatheer
United States
Guatemala
Mexico
Coahuila
Texas
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Tosa
New York City
Smallpox Outbreak Ties To Early Wedding in Bedford County
In Bedford county, a recent wedding near Takesville sickened bridegroom and thirty attendees. Bride Mies Tala Greenwalt and several guests contract smallpox, with the bride’s sister Hodaimullpox noted at the ceremony. Health officers report exposed lines and sources identifying the afflicted and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farriaburg
Mia
Erich Ulrich
Takesville
Bedford County
Mies Tala Greenwalt
Department of Health
Hodaimullpox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Banner
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Monument Square
Frank Harper
Mt Vernon, U., Possus Fle
Bladensburg
MT. Zion
Ole Dee
Feok
de Salers
Mt Zien Va
Long Rus
Mire Meury van Winkle
Daugh ‘Oo
Thertha
OW Kidd
Martinstorg
John Taylor
Thomas Bodie
Dale Hardcutty
Win
Eed
Goshen
Cora Bureh
J. C. Thompson
Fionly
Virei Wolfe
Lawrence Green
John Wolfe
Utica
Mit
Leona Dalrymple
American Press Association
Max Leona Dalerymple
Pasanic
N. J
Misa Dalrymple
Fh Wremtorn Fem
Diana of
Prince
Ringwall
Perrin
Cheney Bros
Foulard
Bath
Mark Cross
J. S. Ringwalt Company
Stamm’s
Men & Boys
Stamm’s Good Clothes Shop
South Main
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