Shoals post office robbed by yeggmen
Bold thieves dynamited the Shoals post office safe on Monday night, rifling stamps and cash totaling about 600 dollars. Sightings described two well dressed men in an open buggy, with authorities urged to watch Terre State Road area. No arrests yet. prior Shoals robberies noted, including a 20000 bond theft years ago.
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Washington
Martin Country
Yoh Wykan
Foramen
F. Yenne
C. H. Yenné
Thin City
Bhoula
Terre Staute
Ti Js
Shoalx
Perry Albaugh
Shoals
Ammonia Uses and Household Tips from a Past Page
The article lists practical ammonia applications for home care. It suggests mixing ammonia with water to refresh black fabrics and clean collars, mixing with turpentine to remove paint stains, and using ammonia in shampoos and for scalp care. It also notes ammonia as a cleaner for floors, upholsteries, and carpets and praises its effectiveness against insect bites and summer stings.
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Parnevere
Library Monthly Report Shows Book Circulation Rise
A Carnegie library report for May records 2000 total books checked out including 633 adult and 1,367 juvenile items. Fourteen new library cards were issued and sixteen old cards renewed amid 901 visitors.
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Carnegiebrary
Carda
Entertainment at Methodist Church Offers Night of Amusement
Earl M. Cox cartoonist and Mayme Anderson Cox will appear at the First Methodist Church tonight for an entertainment program. The pair are described as high class artists. They promise an evening of amusement for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Cox
Sind Mayme Anderson Cox
M.el Church
Cardele March On Key Sermon For Ten Weeks
Cordile 62 and others faced a public drink dispute described as a naw trial for communal temperance. A white man named Scott Thotiphon anticipated the mayor’s Sunday meeting at Cardele churches, with ten weeks planned for the reform effort amid concerns of liquor stimulants and public behavior.
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Gieohol
Scott
New Law Regulates School Building and Remodeling
The act by the general assembly restricts remodeling of mobile school buildings and requires new work to meet heating and ventilation standards. It also bans remodeling within five hundred feet of a steam railroad, prompting councils to explore rebuilding at new sites such as Montgomery in Daviess County.
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Thomas M. Honan
Hap
Nrovisiong
Avery Stable
Eter
Atko
Agna Mrustes
Hanan
Daviess County
Montgomery
A.aldson
Counts of Health
Amusements Tonight at M E Choreh Coxes Theatre
Amusements column notes an evening program under the ladies of the First M E Church with Earl Cox cartoonist and May Map Anderson as readers. Novel musical instruments accompany acts. admission is 25 cents and 15 cents for others. The program includes film "Roil Your Water" and "The Two Heroes" with mixed reviews. Miss Neal sings and the orchestra adds numbers. The Rival Brothers program promises lively novelty acts and a goose crowd at Alphaste. Disruptive audience behavior prompts management to consider firings.
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M. E
Cox's
M. Cox
Moa
Anderson
Cox
Resignations and New Appointments in Local Schools
Teachers resign and new appointees announced for multiple schools. Adam Leonard leaves algebra post to study at Indiana University. Miss Neil Allen to succeed him. Miss Smith and Miss May Robinson take replaced roles. Miss Elsie Jones chosen for junior grade. plan also lists other staff changes and upcoming 1911-12 roster details.
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Theep
Schobh
Adam Leonard
Sigard
Bloomington
Indiana University
Neil Allen
J. G. Adlon
Si J
Lala
Whinet Street
Uas
Misa Elsie Jones
Miltus Jones
Berm Sppolot
Mss Jones
Ule Township
Coloma
E. W. Montgomery
Destructive Cleveland Storm Leaves Multiple Casualties
A Cleveland gale battered parks and streets, capsizing boats on the lake and smashing roofs. Five lives were lost near Lorain with others injured. A balloon escaped from Luna Park, a scaffold collapsed, and the Ideal Home exposition suffered damage but remained open.
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Cleveland
Peneral
Olio
Lorain
Bath
Visa Edgewater Park
Luna Park
Wheat Harvest Forecast in Beaton County Measured
A Texan year summary from Ava Tet notes wheat threshing in Beaton County where a sled of 2,096,000 bushels is expected at the granary. The season’s total wheat crop is projected near 8,000,000 bushels per the State Agricultural Department estimate.
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Texan
Ava
Beaton Coun
Wickersham Sugar Trust Fees Revealed in Testimony
Washington June 1 Attorney General Wickersham testified before the expenditures committee on the Sugar Trust case. He described personal payments totaling hundreds of thousands by Henry W. Taft and others linked to Strong and Cadwalader while he was in private practice. He stated he advised on several matters involving the Steel trust and the Sugar trust, noting periods before his 1905 to 1909 tenure as attorney general. He discussed restitution of 42 million connected with the Sugar Trust settlement and the lack of sufficient evidence to press penalties, while implying fear of penalties against the American Sugar Refining Company.
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Washington
Henry Wo Pail
Hit
Suwong & Cadwalader
Wickershant
Ny Partment of Justice
Wickerabara
United States
Receral
Wickersham
Hrory W. Taft
Strong & Cadwalader
Taft
Aton
Tmne
Voga
Tobarcu Trust
Ti ‘Eorice Inter
Afet
Wickershaw
Real
Strong & Cadwak Wader
Vale ‘Ed Starer Steel Corporattion
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
New York
Foreg
Department
Telrhar Ht
American Sugar Refnloy Company
Beall
Suzar West
Wickarsham
Wintenry J. Stimaan
Chicago Central Society health inspection controversy
Fragmentary OCR text references a Chicago central organization and health inspection, with phrases about children and a board of education. The readable parts indicate tension around approvals, consent, and safety measures, but details are unclear.
Fehr Sagat Draws Week Tone in Preseason Feud
Fehr Sagat ignites attention as preseason tensions rise between Ferper Gen and Hey Week teams. Coaches push discipline ahead of upcoming fixtures while players highlight a fight for early standings and momentum.
Glubwomen's Celebration Delights Local Attendees
Readable fragments describe a community event titled Glubwomen's Celebration held Monday afternoon in Ty nasiegl. Attendees included housewives and club members, with talks by Mes Grave Clark and Dr HW EL Hornar on consumer issues and the pure food movement. Proceeds supported the Wallis fund, with musical selections and plans for a Friday reception honoring speakers Mrs Clarke and Mrs Knapp.
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Riccunk
Jorat Clubs
Uh’ Clark
Dent
State Federation
Edwin O. Knapi
Qld
Women- Ofae Prosebytecian
K. of
People’s Hall
HW. EL Hornar
Thackery
Mra Grace
Sullan Clarke
iSsy
Margaret Etn
Hoshesmin
Helen‘Allen
Auders
Man jailed and fined for assault on woman in Plainfel
A man was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 205 dollars after placing a weapon against a woman on the street in Plainfel. The incident involved the unnamed defendant and occurred in Putnayy, Conn.
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F Squerez
Putnayy
Conn Jungoth
Williane Whittes
Af Plainfel
Isis Arma
Wandington Plans New Theater and Restaurant Complex
Henry Babkes owners a proposed theater project in Wandington with Mrs Atle O’Nail involved. A four exit steel ceilinged building would seat many, feature a basement and arcade, and include a restaurant space with safety and access details under review. The plan references Pittlen W. Cliwaon as a local figure and the date September 410 appears in notes.
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Wandington
Henry Babkes
Janes T Layton
Atedente
Babkegj
Atle O'Nail
Gia
Ataurant
Madden Theater
Thrive Jet
Wstield
Citizens' Land and Young Men's Saeeday All Merge
A merger of Citizens' Land and Young Men's Saeeday was completed at a Wednesday night meeting. The Citizens' Band name is retained with Geo Hodge as manager, Charles Sau secretary, Wilugga He Klefur director, and George L. Hodge assistant director. The new organization aims to match prior strength with plans for theatre concert appearances under Willagh ls Klefer.
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Old Citizens' Land
Hull
Citzens
Geo Hodge
Charles Sau
Dew Teenies
Wilugga
He Klefur
George L. Hodge
Ansistabt
Menbery
kKbows
Ipresen
Ories
wlNeh
Willlagh Ls Klefer
Drillers at Remsel Farm Face Water Cutoff Talk
Drill crew at Remsel's farm well reports water flow reduced. Officials say water will have to be tested before continuing work. No indications of oil found yet. A meeting of the attackers in the well is planned at the city ball tonight.
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Remsel
Leonard Fornwald resigns as bank official after long service
Leonard Fornwald, tied to the Washington bank since its founding, resigns due to health. The article notes his pleasant demeanor and regrets among friends, and that he will retire with health concerns preventing return. A successor is not named, but the bank will continue with a replacement.
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Leonard Fornwald
Bate Ragk
Washington
Aasistant
Mr Fornwald
Unclear fragmentary report from the halt midgat
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in a halted report with missing context and several unreadable segments. The readable portions include references to a person and a location, but details are insufficient to determine event, outcome, or date.
WEAT TO STOO MABE WEAT TO STOO
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled words and unclear item. No coherent names, places, dates, or events readable to form a factual local news item. Summary cannot extract concrete entities or actions from the provided text.
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Noulsiosknia
Nasington's Growing Stores
Sale of Oxfords
Oxforda
Emphror
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Thia
Gragi
Neal
Trothers
Airdome
Alphaste
Miyetca
Sallen
Etven Toh
W. J. Bagon
Hree Tigers
Ane
Will Hake
Leonard
Makins
Montrom
Wg Schaar
Hamlet Alten
Net
Alten
Wiley Hitchcock
Lois Hating
CL Rhodes
EB. W. Montgomery
J. M. Vapee
Edith Wonder
Mary Aleman
Harriet E. Cook
Edith Cottingham
Ernest Ene
Margarete Waléb
Edna Wilson
Mary Wright
May Robinson
J. M. Black
Jeuebert Cloo
Summers
Axtell
Walnut Street
James Boston
West End
Jowes Steate
South Side
Thomas Pickett
Mrs. Anderson
Cleveland Storm
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Coity
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Life
Attuck
Jepson
Whckersham
Sugar Trust
THE
Steel Trust
Saye
Chicago
Tfety Health
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