Farrville Community Notes Include Visits and Moves
Montpelier pastor Reverend Ernest Treber filled his Farrville appointment Saturday night and Sunday. Jesse Camblin moved from Farr farm to his own property in Farrville. Mr and Mrs Floyd Burgoona of Gas City visited with uncle 2.8 Camblin and family. Artie Ervin returned home after visiting Mrs Mary Oxley. Abe Comer and Cliff Doyle dined with Lester Leverich. Matt Guinnip couple visited Van Buren. Dora Ervin of Van Buren spent Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Banter. Zell Miller and Will Camblin were callers in Van Buren Saturday. Isaiah Nelson visited Van Buren Saturday. Elden Camblin moving to Hays farm near Farrville. Miss Freelove Pence spent Saturday with brother Allen Pence. Guy Palmer listed as sick. Mrs Henry Pry visited Mrs Grover Doyle Friday. Dana Leverich in Van Buren. Delpha Nelson ill. Mrs Arther Baird visited mother Mrs M J Oxley last Thursday. Arthur Baird in Van Buren Saturday.
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Ernest Treber
Montpelier
Jesse Camblin
Farr Farm
Farrville
Abe Comer
Cliff Doyle
Lester Leverich
Matt Guinnip
van Buren
Dora Ervin
Sam Banter
Isaiah Nelson
Elden Camblin
Hays Farm
Miss Freelove Pence
Allen Pence
Delpha Nelson
Arther Baird
M. J. Oxley
Will Camblin
Buller
Sullivan Returns Home from Charleston Debrief
Jess Sullivan returns from about six weeks in Charleston West Virginia where he stayed seventeen miles from a railroad. He shows a thick beard trimming cost and jokes about mining engineering as a career saying he would never again pursue it.
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Sullivan
Charleston
W. Va
Jess
van Buren
Asia
Socialists plan Marion paper with $10000 capital
A socialist newspaper will be launched in Marion in about six weeks backed by prominent business men including John W. Kelly John L Scott and W A McKown. The venture lists capital stock at $10000.
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Marion
John. W. Kelly
John. L Scott
W. A. McKown
A Clever Cartoon Sparks Saloon Debate in Chronicle
A Satur day Chronicle cartoon depicts public sentiment pushing open saloons off the scene. It hints Marion's mayor and allies are on the other side gathering the displaced fragments.
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Chronicle
Marion
Representative J. E. Riley Spends Subday With Family
Representative J. E. Riley spends a Sunday with his family, enjoying a quiet day at home and sharing time with relatives.
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J. E. Riley
Sugar beets touted as national sugar solution
Secretary James Wilson argues sugar beets could supply all U.S. needs and save the nation from $100 million in annual imports. He notes Iowa experiments linked beets to milk quality, cites crop yields, and asserts beet cultivation could expand with farmer education, despite current beet sugar output being only a fraction of demand.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Tropica
McKinley
Iowa State Agricultural College
Iowa
Europe
United States
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Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Pocahontas
Pea Coal
John Studabaker & Son
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ST. Louis
Hayle
Marion, Bluffton and Eastern Tr. Co
Indianapolis
Floyd Burgoona
Gas City
Camblin
Artie Ervin
Mary Oxley
Mrs
Zell Miller
Guy Palmer
Henry Pry
Grover Doyle
Dana Leverich
Arthur Baird
Jess Sullivan
Wilson
James Wilson
Iby Harris & Ewing
James Wilsor
America
van Buren Furniture Co
Edison Mazda
M., B. & E. Traction Company
Lander Brothers’ Feed Mill
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