Diary Sets Time of the Porte Edtard Probate
A diary linked to the late John D Porter of Danville fixates his time of death as Sunday night after coroner findings of apoplexy. Neighbor Mrs McClurg found Porter dead Tuesday morning. Black thought him asleep Monday. Mary A Brown’s will filed for probate. Charles T Brown and Harvey H Brown named executors. Final account for Lewis Doup shows receipts of 1242.14.
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John D. Porter
Danville
Coromer Stokes
Porter
McClurg
Stokes
L. Harmer
Hils House
Black
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Promises Prompt Service
The Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio advertises prompt service to depositors borrowers and inquiries. It highlights timely interest on deposits assets totaling 15 600 000 and five percent paid on time deposits while promising quick appraisals and meticulous balance of customer accounts.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Court notes common plan and divorce actions in brief
Mayor Mitchell case cites assault implications with parties Champion Ir Alfred Cham non Ned in common plan. Divorce granted to Edward Lewman from Lina Lawnmn on grounds of BroKR Neglect of duty. Davin Estate inventory shows money 916 real estate 500 total 1 460. Second final account for George Coyner and A B Stevens shows charges and credits. Executors named include Charles T. Brown administrator of Mary A. Brown with bond 1000 sureties Harvey H. Brown and Mrs J P Barber. Paul M. Ashbaugh appointed executor of W A Woolson with bond 10000.
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Alfred Cham Non
Mitchell the Mon
TC. Prederict
Flute
Thoeday
Edward Lewman
Lina
Lawnmn
Brokr
Conte
OS Iris
Davin
Julia A. Bolen
Jacob. Davis
Charles T. Brown
Mary A. Brown
Harvey H. Brown
7. P. Barber
Snow Falls in Sparta Amid Frost Threat to Crops
On Wednesday morning in Sparta a light snowfall surprised residents and disrupted local farmers who have crops in truck gardens still unharvested. The wind and frost forecast for tonight could injure tender leaves and ruin the plants, marking an unusual setback after several years without snow.
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Sparta
All Gire Soon to Supply Farmers With Laborers
County Food Commissioner An ire reports at Chamber luncheon on labor shortage hindering farming. Farm labor systems tried by B&O officials in Maryland yield mixed results. He urges curtailing construction and other methods to boost farm labor for this year. Prof Algite notes Knox County farmers need help and will accept applications. Red Cross membership drive approved with classes from 1 to 100 dollars.
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Anire
Chamber of Commerce
Allgire
Manta
Maryland
Algite
Knox County
McCrackin
Red Cross Society
Washington
Phrase From Gibbon Reappears As Motto in Modern Discourse
A quotation from Edward Gibbon about forward progress versus retrogression is cited as a guiding maxim in contemporary discussions. The saying emphasizes the need for human endeavors to advance and avoid stagnation in cultural and intellectual life.
Cleveland Officials Consider Horse Flesh Shops
A column notes France and Belgium govern meat sales including horse flesh, and reports Cleveland officials may study horse meat as a dietary option. It recounts a Belgian Belgian system with inspectors, government stamps, and selling horses for meat, while a barber recalls wartime horse meat eating and predicts Cleveland shops may open if Horse flesh gains popularity.
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Cleveland
Hollenden
Arthur Wantey
Europe
Manich
Belgium
France
Orseflesh
Hans Jeg
Spector
Mr. Hanicy
Needle in Brinkhaven Causes Hospital Visit
Mrs Line Hibbetts accidentally brushed a needle into her hand while dusting in Brinkhaven. The needle broke off and lodged in her palm, requiring an X ray at Mt Vernon hospital to locate and plan removal, with treatment at Vernon.
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Brinkhaven
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Line Hibbetts
The President’s Strained Life in Washington Society
Century Magazine essay by David Lawrence describes the isolation and constant performance required of a new president in Washington. It notes the need for discretion, the impossibility of private life, and the pervasive pressure to appear dignified at every public moment.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Translinta
Uless
Taft
White Horse
Roosevelt
Redline
Gosslp
Mr. Wilson
University Club of New York
Why Your Money Safe With The Knox Savings & Loan Assn
An old bank notice states that money invested in fist mortgages on real estate is secured by 14 years of experience and approved by the board of directors. Officers are well bonded, no commercial banking, offering personal loans on a money payment plan. Interest is 5 percent on sums of $500 or more, paid semiannually, from Knox Savings & Loan Assn at Corner Main and Vine Streets.
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Monehly
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
Main and
Vine Streets
Central Committee Petitions Due by June 14
Democrats seeking two year terms must file petitions with the board of elections by June 14. Current incumbents’ terms expire this year.
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Central Committee
Board of Elections
West Point exam success for McGinley grandson
Eugene McGinley of Hamilton son of Llewellyn D McGinley passed the West Point entrance examination taken in Columbus on March 20 and will enter the academy as soon as possible.
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W. 8. McGinley
Eugene McGinley
Hamilton
West Point
Llewellyn D. McGinley
Columbus
Possibie
Clerks Volunteer for Registration Day Roles
Additional election clerks who volunteered for Registration Day June 1 are John Wantland C D Horn Howard Kimo Hunter Miller B Pickering Milford Charles L White First A George V Smythe Gambier R B Ramey Centerbury H C Gates H O Purdy Third B Dean Roberta Edward Hayes Morgan Edgar White Harrison.
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John
Wantland
C. D. Horn
Howard
Kimo Hunter
Miller
Pickering
Milford
Charles L. White
George V. Smythe
Gambier
R. B. Ramey
Centerbury
H. C. Gates
H. O. Purdy
Dean Roberta
Edward Hayes
Morgan
Edgar White
Harrison
Why Don’t You Enlist See War-Torn Marksman Impresses
A Walnut Street shooting gallery scene recounts a lone man who rapidly fires at moving plaster targets, pouring seven bulls-eyes and stunning onlookers. He claims one eye is missing, and when asked about enlisting, replies that they won’t take him.
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Associa
Walnut Street
Rev
Joy of Gardening Inspires Pure Delight in Nature
The Milwaukee Journal extols gardening as a vital joy fueling the soul. It notes seeds sprouting into blossoms and blades of grass as miracles that feed the spirit, urging readers to embrace beauty in nature and seek abundant joy in life.
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Milwaukee Journal
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Remedy
A historic ad promotes Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that travels via the bloodstream. It claims local applications fail because catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions and must be treated inside the body. The copy credits Hall's Catarrh Cure and cites a physician in a long-ago era. It also mentions pills for constipation.
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Hall
Senata ‘Chen! & CO
Two Ways to Prepare Potatoes for Digestion
A Los Angeles Times note asserts only two correct potato preparations aid digestion: boiling with coats on or baking in the oven with jackets on. It claims 25 percent nourishment with this method and only 6 percent with other methods.
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Los Angeles Times
Difficult Feat and Periscope Message Phrase Baltimore Quip
A Baltimore American quote recalls a witty exchange about a “Tell Mr Smith I want to pee him at the telephone” and a reply about a periscope at the other end. The piece contrasts this banter with a remark that millions of money cannot surpass grains of sand at eternity’s gate.
Registration Day Blanks Turned Over to Board of Elections
Registration day blanks were turned over to the board of elections by Mossholder for 10 forms. Artie the UnoReam twelvnd fern Governor Cox Sheri Water Messholder along with others submitted registration papers for voters aged 21 to 40. The event occurred Wednesday morning with young men urged to present themselves.
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Board OF Elections
Mossholder
Artie
Cox
Sheri Water
Inelieve
Mabt
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J. B. Waight
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Testatrix
Amelia P. Barber
Byron Doup
Lewis Doup
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Knox County Avings
Treasury
West Side Public Square
H. Israel
B. C. Herron
George Coyner
Anhignes
A. B Stevens
Haw
Paul M. Ashbaugh
W. A. Woolson
Hanico
Ha Gan
Calla
the Knox
Bones
of Directors
W. S. McGinley
Tage
Rime County
Hank
Knox
teSame
Tuli
Axe
Bintay
Nation OF
Algio
Cereveeneeepte
Taffirm
Oldsmobile
B. E. Salisbury & Co
West High St
MT. Vernon
Ena~tomers
Everly Shoe Co
South Iat
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