Montgom ery notes and local visits on Tuesday
Social notes list residents and visitors across Washington Seymour East St. Louis Vincennes and Cincinnati, noting Dr McPherson and Dr Lett performing a difficult operation, farm accident deaths, and Fourth of July I O O F picnic plans with steam swing and crowd entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL McPherson
Hinton
Ashington William Beck
Washington
Magele Healy
Mus Marie Taylor
Wsshington
Louis V. Williams
Seymour
Willis Ketchem
Ebort
Josie Bingham
F. M. Hunter
D. Law Weimer
George B. Drew
Thomas Heffernan
Ernestine
Michael Madden
Joseph Daily
Ella Donahue
Corning
Margaret Sause
East St. Louis
Patrick Brady
Henry Bulger
Zodack Dickerson
W. B. Tenbrook
L. McPherson
O. E. Lett
Junie Thomas
I. O. Oo. F. Lodge
Enoch Prosser
Pleads for Higher Pay for Indiana Teachers
Indiana state superintendent Charles A. Greathouse urged higher salaries for teachers before the state association of county superintendents. He argued salaries of 50 to 75 dollars a month for six to nine months fail to attract qualified educators and called for laws that support better pay and reduced political influence in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Charles A. Greathouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Association of Count ‘Ty
Mr. Greathouse
Greathouse
Fashionable headwear to fade among Indiana women
Fragment describes a shift away from coal birds peach baskets scoop shovels and dust pans in Indiana women as a move toward rational head gear. It notes fashion changes will be gradual not jolting fashionable circles and hints at debate between radical and rational approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Iit
Paris
Fashion Trends and Doans Kidney Pills Mentioned
The article discusses millinery fashion, noting that some see trends toward practical home made hats while others favor elaborate styles. It cites Hoosier women seeking natural beauty and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy, with a testimonial and price details from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Clapis Drug Store
Evrey
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Sates
Doan’s
Essential family remedy offered in every home
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain's remedy for colic, cholera and diarrhoea as a must have during the summer months. It calls the medicine inexpensive at a quarter and urges all families to buy it from local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Washington residents cheer as relief promises spread
Public statements claim relief after years of suffering with kidney problems. James Hembree of Washington Indiana reports his kidneys were out of order and his system filled with poison before using a treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shington
Dean
James Hembree
Harned Havenue
Ind
Vincennes Work Progress on Vincennes Washington and Eastern Traction
Promoters accelerate grading for the Vincennes Washington and Eastern Traction line in Vincennes. On Wednesday, 50 men and 11 teams worked the grade to the Powell farm near Lakewood park. Construction advances but is slowed by the need to lay a sewer, limiting team usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Vincennes, Washington & Eastern Traction Company
Powell Farm
Lakewood Park
Carlay
Remedial Favorite Gains Popular Use Nationwide
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Warning to Farmers on Sale of Rotten Fruits and Vegetables
State food and drug commissioner H E Barnard warns farmers gardeners and others about the pure food law prohibiting sale of decomposed or rotten produce in any form. He notes the rule applies to farmers selling to canneries as well as commission men and retailers Miss Seth Karr has become a saleswoman at the Boston store after prior trimming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
Seth
Karr
Boston
Tobacco control sparks Indiana educators debate
Indiana University faculty portrait sparks a stream of criticism from Noblesville superintendent John F. Haines opposing tobacco use by faculty and students. He urges higher morals and raises questions about governance, urging legislature to limit governor influence on education boards. The article notes speeches at the county superintendents meeting and upcoming officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana University
John F. Haines
Noblesville
Indiana County Superintendents’ Association
Haines
Hamilton County
Harold W. Johnston
State Board of Education
Indiana
House of Representatives
State House
William C. Wilson
Posey County
Leland Shuck
Jennings County
Charles A. Greathouse
Four Pickpockets Rob Columbus Blacksmith
A 70 year old Columbus blacksmith Berjarin Rebb was robbed of 290 dollars by four men on a Columbus and Southern traction car Tuesday night. He seized two attackers before they fled the car, while the other pair escaped at Seymour. Rebb traveled to Indianapolis, with belief the four followed him for more theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Berjarin Rebb
Colubus & Southern Traction
Seymour
Reb Hadeen
Indianapolis
Woodmen Order Plans Monuments for Members
The Woodmen of the World, a fraternal order, intends to place monuments at the graves of its members. A bid process will determine the $100 purchase by competitive bids, and the final resting place is to be memorialized under the order’s laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Roy 8
Willams
Homer Hardistry
Dora Peterson
John A Canant 64 Dies After Illness in Madisonville
John A Canant longtime railroad transportation official and former Madisonville village clerk died Tuesday at his home in Madisonville Ohio. He resigned as clerk May 30 after eight months of asthma. Survived by widow and son Ray a newspaper man. Funeral held Wednesday burial at Laurel Cemetery Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Canant
B. O. Southwestern
Madisonville
Ohio
Mr. Conant
Benett Carter
Columbus
Masonic of
Ray
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for Whooping Cough
Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and exploration easy by giving Chamberlain's cough remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
The News Notes From Abe Martin’s Town
Pinky Kerr praises Hyin’ Ma EB flat town where you can wear the same cellar all summer. A bookkeeper won the bin eatin’ contest at the ple ni¢ hosted by the Art Embroidery club yesterday. It warns against internal medicines for rheumatism and recommends Chamberlain’s M and to be sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Martin
Pinky Kerr
Montgomery Man Weds Pauletta Cartico in St Peters Church
Romer Wildridge of Montgomery and Pauletta Cartico of Barry township wed in a Wednesday ceremony at St Peters parsonage. Rev Father Matthews officiated with Leo Bradley and Agatha Carrica as witnesses. Wildridge, a Navy veteran, and Cartico are children of noted local families. The couple planned a Washington then Champaign Ill. trip for their honeymoon. Barbee Smith of Washington township and Ophi Browning of Odon married Wednesday afternoon at First Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer Wildridge
Montgomery
Pauletta Cartico
Barry Township
Father Matthews
St. Peters Church
Leo Bradley
Agatha Carrica
Lyman Carrica
Daviess County
Charles Wildridge
Widridge
Navy
Washington
Champaigne
Ill
Bradley
Barbee Smith
Washington Township
Opho Browning
Odon
H. H.allen
First Methodist Church
Harrison Browning
Frederick August Smith
Lodge Elects Officers for Pythagorean Lodge 118
Pythagorean lodge 118 Knights of Pythias elected officers on Tuesday night. Co C William Larrick vice. M C Henry Hess. M at A S. Tilkins. M of W C Belville. Gi William Belcher. Gi Elmer Potts. Grand lodge delegates named Estel Dowden and C W Crawford with alternates J C Belville and J A Colbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythagorean Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Co. C
William Larrick
Henry Hess
S. Ti
J. C. Belville
J. A. Colbert
Vollmer Wilg Building Expansion At West Main Street
Henry F. Vollmer of Vollmer Wholesale Grocery seeks to add a larger building east of the current premises on West Main Street. The move aims to boost storage for in transit groceries and support plans to expand traveling salesmen. A new sanitary poultry house on South Street is also noted with expectations of poultry handling and dressed poultry business this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Vollmer
Vollmer Wholesael Grocery Company
West Main Street
South Street
Carl Englebrecht
Gelaire
Indiana
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Jepson
F. B. Fornwald
Offic
Walnut Street
Morton Bro’s
Mattingly & Myers
Attorneys AT Law
State Bank Building
Aere Ind
Cnet
East Main Street
Vollmer Wilg
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