Separation of Wheatland pastor shocks Indiana town
The Rev. C. E. Miller resigns as pastor of the M. E. church of Wheatland after a rumored separation from his wife Mrs Miller. Congregation split with blame dispersed. presiding elder Asbury to appoint supply pastor until Indiana conference in Columbus next September. Miller’s former Shoals home and Washington connections noted.
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Miller
M. E. Church
Wheatland
Vincennes
Congregation. Co
C. E Asbury
Indiana
Columbus
Wheetland
H. C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Shoals
Washington
Farmers Institute Program At Court House Friday
The farmers institute at the court house on Friday August 9 includes sessions on canning fruits and vegetables by Mrs. Margaret Romine Mooresville care of laying hens by Otis Crane Lebanon practical education for girls by Mrs. Romant the Babcock milk test by Professor Harry R Gers Louisville high school and practical poult keeping for boys and girls by Mr Jane Scholarships to Purdue University will be considered all are invited to attend the institute
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Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Margaret Romine
Mooresville
Otis
Crane
Lebanon
Romant
Babcock
Harry R. Gers
Louisville Male High School
Jane
Dinner party honors sister in law at Stumpp home
Margaret and Laura Stumpp hosted a Tuesday evening dinner in honor of their sister in law red Stumpp and their children at their home.
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Margaret
Laura Stumpp
Red
Stumpp
Woka
Nate
Gravel roads in Knox county need funding and upkeep
In Knox county, more than half a million dollars has been spent on good roads with more to come. Vincennes township reports about $150,000 invested. repairs are due as heavy hauling and wet weather threaten gravel roads. The county council should levy funds and consult trustees and farmers to preserve these roads.
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Vincennes
Knox County
Knox
Vincennig Township
SF Proton
Unclear fragmentary report from Indianapolis event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names like Cannelbus J. S. Scott and Dr. Strange with references to Washington Tuesday and Montgomery attendance. The text is garbled with rumors about residents and social connections, lacking coherent actions or outcomes.
Bridegroom Elect Prefers City Visitor for Bride
A young man described as a well known electrician plans to wed a girl who has often visited the city. He is fitting up a home for his bride who hails from Washington state.
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Washington
Runaway Buggy Causes Injury to Grant Myers near Montgomery
Grant Myers, a prominent farmer from the Montgomery vicinity, was seriously injured when a runaway horse-drawn buggy overturned and plunged into a ditch. His companion, Charles Meade, escaped unharmed. Myers remained unconscious for hours and was taken home by buggy. doctors reported his condition improving, while his wife remained gravely ill.
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Myers
Turaway
Montgomery
Charles Meade
Montery
Meade
Mr. Myers
Dr. Michaels
Local Social Notes From Corning and Surroundings
John McCarley attended Montgomery on Monday while Dan Heffernan of Montgomery visited Sunday afternoon. Miss Ethel Norris of Loogootee was a guest here. John Downey and Rollie Carrico went to Portersville Saturday. Locals attended the ice cream social at Porter school Saturday night. Miss Bridgett Rielly has re-
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John McCarley
Montgomery
Dan. Heffernan
Ethel Norris
Loogootee
John Downey
Rollie Carrico
Portersville
Porter School
Couse J
Bridgett Rielly
Remedy Urico-0 Promises Rheumatism Cure for County
An advertising notice urges all rheumatic sufferers to try Oric O and send their name and address to Smith Drug Co. Syracuse New York to receive a free trial package by return mail. The text emphasizes nationwide cures and urges immediate action before the offer expires.
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Oric
Smith Rug Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Directline
Women’s Jersey Ribbed Underwear and Vests Sold
Listing describes women’s mercerized life seats with ribbing and sleeveless vests, elastic quality and round neck styles. Includes white jersey ribbed pants loose knee lengths with French bands, and Jersey ribbed vests in regular and extra sizes with prices 12½ to 35 cents.
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Aice
Voss S.siser
BSC Woen’s
Bargain Month Offers and Hosiery Sale Notes
A fragmented sale note advertises January bargains with infant socks in sizes 4 to 6 and various women’s hose. It highlights white socks, black cotton hose, ribbed hose, and full fashion silkly patterns with low prices per pair, urging shoppers to take advantage this month. The ad emphasizes value and upcoming opportunities.
Savings on Men’s Summer Underwear at Cut Prices
Bargain sale offers men’s summer weight undershirts and drawers at 50c values discounted to 5c each. Extra strong fancy web suspenders with leather ends priced low. Fancy trimmed muslin night shirts with collars offered at 69c, while stock lasts. Limited time clearance to make room for new arrivals.
Bargain Shirts and Socks Sale at Local Store
Attractive shirts and socks advertised with low prices. Elgin shirts in pink or white, $1.25, soft negligee shirts in champagne, 46.50, 50 cents and $1.00, men's heavy mixed daily socks, three pairs for 25, boys heavy mixed socks three for 25.
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Elgin
Champaigne
Notable Friends Visit From Across the Midwest
Misses Mary and Ena Donahue travel to St. Louis after a lengthy visit with their parents. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Ash of St. Josephs, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kinnaman of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Kinnaman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vories.
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St. Louis
Mary
Ena Donahue
Thir Cauains
Hillary Ash
St. Josephs
Claude
Kinnaman
Indianapolis
Deaths of William Harris and Mrs. Thomne Boyd in Odon
William Harris died after an eight day illness from typhoid and pneumonia at age 35. He moved to Odon from Martin County two years ago and leaves a wife and one child. He belonged to the Odon Fellows lodge and worked as a care center employee. Mrs. Thomne Boyd, west of Odon, died Tuesday afternoon from cancer after a vessel burst following a blood infection. She was born in 1842, aged 65, and was mother of Frank Boyd who died in the city earlier from typhoid fever.
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Terndon
Mr. Harris
Game
Odon
Martin ‘County
Oda Fellows Lodge
Thomne Boyd
Boyd
Indies of the Ideal club hold Troy ferry outing
The Indies of the Ideal club held their annual outing on Tuesday at Troy's ferry. Attendees included Rev J Cene and Mrs Russell, Mr and Mrs Maxwell, Mr and Mrs Ber, Hawk ins, Mrs John Anderson, Miss Maude Washington, Mr Mike Maggie Young, Mrs Blanche Grigsby, Mrs Edward Simuel, Mrs Alice Pope, Mrs Anna Washington, Ada Simmons, Andre Bledsoe, Margie Maxwell, Wreathy Green, Shellie Bininel, Bertha Bledsoe, Will Bled.
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The
Indies of
Ideal Club
Troy's Ferry
Russell
FY. Maxwell
Andre
Dr Shoop Headache Tablets Ad in Racine Wis
An old advertisement from Racine Wisconsin promotes Dr Shoop Headache Tablets. It claims Nostalgia headaches toothache period pains result from congested blood pressure and promises a free trial pack by mail. The text cites the Ajndeyan pharmacy selling the product at two jars for 50 cents and urges readers to request a trial package.
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Racine
Wis
Ajndeyan
Drg
Shoop
What a New Je Editor Says Lynch Phil lipsburg Dally Pout
A garbled fragment discusses medical cures and remedies for coughs and digestion. It mentions Foley's Honey and Syrup, Orino Laxative, and a marketing claim of guaranteed relief amid dangerous warnings and prices.
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Lynch
Phillipsburg
Dally Pout
Foley
Smit
Inton
Rane Apt
Winton
Smita
Patent remedy ad promises relief for bay fever and breathing problems
An old advertisement touts a nickel cap product and Foleie Honey and Tar for bay fever and inflamed air passages. It claims immediate relief and safe if not curative, with the genuine item sold by Lipdemon Pharmacy and Smith and Wintos in a yellow package.
Don’t Treat Symptoms Cure Deep Kidney and Stomach Ailments
An ad from Smith and Winton promotes Dr. Shoop’s Restorative claiming it cures kidney, bladder, stomach, heart and related ailments by addressing the underlying cause. It offers free samples and a book on health and warns against symptom treatment. The piece cites a Lindeman pharmacy for purchase.
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Bogaed
Dr. Strange
Nere
En Gootee
Martin. Cahill
Henry Rudolph
T. B. Arin
Hante
Hugh Ryan
Jg Parks
Corning
Mit
Pest
Geab
Neglisee
William Harris
Ena Mo
Uee
Lip— Demon Pharmacy
Smith and Winton
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