Landessville Obituary and Local News Recap
Mrs. Daniel Tinkle died after a stroke on Saturday evening and the funeral was held at the Christian church with burial in Dunkard cemetery. The column also notes school reopens after Christmas and various local visits and gatherings, a Christmas entertainment at Landers School, gifts received, a humorous tale of two boys trapped in a farm house, and a 1817 German defense gun displayed by Asher Huff and George Robinson.
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Daniel Tinkle
Christian Church
Dunkard
Belva Powell
Elmer James
Amboy
Enoch Burk
Fred Endsley
Marion
Daniel Little
John Speer
E. Speer
Dillon McCracken
Joe Pulley
Logansport
Emas
Mary
Moin Pulley
Martha Browne
John R. Browne
Homer Huff
Silver Lake
Landers School
Santa Claus
Leo Welch
Wilbert James
Ben
Leo
Holts
Willard
Fathers Sa
George Robinson
Lantess
Asher Huff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Asher Hu
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad from Van Buren Resident
Van Buren residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary disorders. Miss Lottie Kelly of EB Walnut St reports kidney trouble attacks with back pain improved by the product. 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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van Buren
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Unclaimed premium checks due at Van Buren street fair
Exhibitors who earned premiums at the late Van Buren street fair must call at the Nelson & Strider store to collect their checks by January 15 1921. Any unclaimed checks will be returned to the treasury. F Williamson president Guy Duckwall secretary
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Nelson & Strider
Treasury
F. Williamson
Guy Duckwall
Cold Wet Feet Prevention Advice
In sloppy winter weather children often get their feet wet and catch colds. Remove wet shoes, bathe feet in warm water, dry thoroughly, put on dry socks, and give a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to help prevent a cold.
Merchants urged to keep constant advertising presence
The Nation’s Business warns that city growth reduces the portion of longtime residents and stresses continual advertising. It compares merchants to churches with steeples and bells, arguing constant promotion maintains recognition amid population shifts. The piece urges steady advertising during the reconstruction period.
Most Successful Revival in Upland Closes
The Upland revival led by Rev. E. C. Miller closed recently with 296 conversions, mostly adults. Pastors of Upland churches issued strong letters praising his work and noting the auctioneer Mr. Puckett's conversion and turn to soul winning. The report credits fearless preaching and pastor cooperation.
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Upland
E. C. Miller
Upland Courier
Puckett
Rama
Assisted with butchering by local families
Mr. and Mrs. 8S. G. Logan were assisted in butchering Monday by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frazee and sons Paul and John, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Plummer, Miss Tida Plummer and James DePoy.
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G. Logan
H. A. Cochran
Wm. Frazee
Paul
John
Wm. Plummer
Tida Plummer
James DePoy
Business trip notes mention two officials travels
Mr. Tom Smethers made a business trip to Huntington Tuesday. Elmer Brown traveled to Wabash yesterday for Velie Motors Company of Marion.
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Tom Smethers
Huntington
Elmer Brown
Wabash
Velie Motors Company
Marion
Plain Sewing Planned by Willing Workers Class
The Willing Workers Class of the U B Sunday School will do plain sewing comfort making quilting or similar work. If you have any tasks in this line contact Miss Lottie Kelley the class teacher. Read all the advertisements it pays.
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U. B
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Mort Hummel
Marion and Bluffton Traction Company
DePoy & Nelson
Victory Credit Jewelry CO
South Adams Street
Marion, Indiana
Oak Grove
Aaver
Schlosser Brothers
Frankfort
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