Personal News From Evansville To Vincennes Area
Ads list locals visiting relatives and returning travelers across Indiana. Hainersly at Evansville John Hayes home from Vincennes Mrs Mary Balue Vincennes in city Attorney Laughlin returned to Odon John O Davisi from Peters burg last night Mrs A Connaughty visiting relatives near Linton Mrs George Spaulding and children of Cincinnati visiting relatives here Mrs Gus Boyd Cambridge City here visiting Mrs Willbankins Jabezte McCord ex sheriff here from Reeve township for county council Misses Leola Williams and Nelle Gray returned to Bloomfield after visiting Miss Helen Brown.
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Gazette Advertising Feature for Local Readers
The Gazette announces a new ten line local reader feature for ads in every daily and weekly issue for three months. An expert writer will prepare and refresh advertisements and the Washington Gazette will fulfill all contracts via authorized representative Mr. Dunham.
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Local Notes From The Community Bulletin
John Miller erects a new dwelling. W W Read bought hogs Tuesday. Hiram Lichty was at Washington Tuesday. Lawrence Cunningham went to Luogootea today. Born to Mr and Mrs Noah Schwartz Entruber a son. Rosa Yoder visited John and Elizabeth Stoll Tuesday. Rain improves oats and crop prospects look good. Joseph S Overholt received telegram that his brother Abe Overholt was dying.
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Washington
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Loogootea
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Son
Rosa’ Yoder
John
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Joseph S Overholt
Abe Overholt
Life Insurance Growth and Wall Street Impact
The New York Sun reports that major life insurers in Indiana show assets totaling over two billion dollars and gross income near 489 million for the year. Policies issued exceed 495 thousand with increased insurance in force of 867 million, reflecting strong wealth and investment demand in securities.
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Rail wage raises lift Louisville & Nashville workers
The Louisville and Nashville railroad boosted pay for track laborers and foremen by 10 percent and earlier raised wages for engineers firemen conductors flagmen and brakemen. The increases date from March 1 and are applied to April pay, with the first wage changes evident in May payrolls.
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Scab Threat in Sheep Trade Warns Purdue Veterinarian
R A Clare of Purdue University cautions that stock yards feed purchases risk introducing scab. He notes most outbreaks traced to yards, not farms, and urges farm dipping as safer than transporting diseased sheep. The advisory highlights repeated dipping and origin tracing to curb losses and protect reputation.
Smiths and neighbors gather for visits and a church event
Mrs AVhitney returns to Bloomingtion home. Several residents visit relatives north of town and join family at gatherings. Misses Edith Horrall Etta Lunsford Gertie Goslin Opha Peek and Susie Lett visit Pearl Fitzgerald. Beaver Bros relocate saw mill to Geo Chapman farm. Pleasant Hill church to host annual Sunday school convention June 14 at 3 oclock. all invited.
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Ryratiaville
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Susie Lett
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Edith Horrall
Etta Lunsford
Pearl
One Fitzgerald
Nelson Johnson
Washington
Hulda Singleton
Bicknell
Malina Thomas
Beaver Bros
Geo
Local Notes and Advertisements From The Gazetter
Local readers report weather delays in corn planting and poor wheat prospects in the area. Visitants include James Singleton and family and Miss Alice Thomas from Loogcoteo. The Home Telephone project delays stem from material shortages. Rev. W. T. Salmon resigns to return to college. John Steen to succeed as Mt Olive pastor in June.
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Alice Thomas
Loogcoteo
Hugh Lett
Washington
Franki Coghran
Home Telephone Company
W. T. Salmon
Mt. Olive Church
John Steen
Glendale
Mr. Olive
Postal Receipts Reflect City Prosperity by April
The article notes that postal receipts signal economic conditions. April figures show St. Louis up 14 percent from a year earlier, Cincinnati 12 percent, Kansas City 18 percent, Memphis 20 percent, Omaha 16 percent, and Indianapolis 8 percent, among others.
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Gender Dynamics Revealed In Simple Persuasion Theory
A concise observation notes that men persuade by aligning requests with a woman's own desires. It frames influence as matching goals to actions and instructing accordingly.
Quack Remedies and Patent Medicines Ad Tactics
Frightened citizens and daily accidents prompt praise for Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns sores and eczema. Articles tout Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and Foley's Kidney Cure as safe remedies with testimonials, offered by druggists like J N Jones and Smith & Winton.
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Ely
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Warren Steed
New York
Evansville to Chicago and Return Rail Rate Notice
Evansville to Chicago and return trip offered with June 13 departure and June 16 return, extended to June 19 by depot ticket agents in Chicago. One dollar deposit required by June 16, five dollar rate from all stations Evansville to Lerna Illinois, Pullman sleeping and reclining chair cars included, through service with no change. Reservations through F R Wuezer at 126 Maine Street Evansville.
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