Redpath Chautauqua Special Delights Albany Crowd
Enthusiasm runs high from Chicago to Albany as the Redpath Chautauqua Special deluxe train travels through the South and Midwest. The Chicago departure May 20 features 72 passengers, famed artists and speakers, and a touring program with bands, lectures, and multiple stops including Vincennes and Princeton Indiana. The route showcases broad public welcome and community pride in the Chautauqua movement.
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Chicago
Dixie Land
Albany
South
Middlewest
Redpath Chautasyre
LaSwile Street
C & EL
P Young
Seaeuces
Mellare
Lyceum News
Shaw
Redpath Musical Hureu
Wimiget
Lyceum
A. P. Stearns
Abhany
En Rou
Vincennes
Ind
Can
Princeton
Train tour through Kentucky draws crowds in 1910s era notes
Seroal Childres and a Chicago Press Club member toured Kentucky towns. The westbound train stopped at Evanaville Henderson Madisonville and other stops with reporters and locals arriving by wagon. A large crowd gathered, amid Chautauqua events and road crowds, as the train progressed through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seroal Childres
Bartington
Evanaville
Opie Road
Chicago Press
Bracsvilfe Press Club
West Mornne
Henderson
Witeciines
Princeton
Madisonville
Chattauqua
Marg
Kentucky
Tennessee
Liverpool lodge to confer second degree on Montgomery team
Revil W. R. Alexander of Liverpool lodge presided as the noble grand noted the degree work. The Montgomery team will receive a second degree in the city on Tuesday night June 10 with a large crowd expected and a luncheon to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidde
Liverpoollode
Washington
W. R. Alexander
Liverpool Lodge
Montgomery
Beelte Beef and Corn Silage Boost in 1920s Cattle Farming
Purdue experts argue soil fertility requires feeding rough feed to livestock and identify cattle as most efficient converters. Seven years of station trials show about $1 profit per steer from feeding, with profits tied to finished product prices. The era's high market volatility and cattle shortages influence prices, while corn silage emerges as key to economical beef production, boosting steer profits by 2 to 15 dollars per head with corn and silage rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Experiment Station
Lafayette
America
Dla
Chief Dehorty to retire as state board of accounts head
W A Dehorty of Indianapolis preparing to retire in a week as chief of the state board of accounts after a brief presentation of a lamone ring by field examiners. Ruth Dehority, a daughter, received a vanity bag. Speeches by James L Burns and George Pone accompanied the ceremony. Dehority will be succeeded June 7 by Gilbert H Hendren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dehorty
Indianapolis
Prisin
Board of Accounts
Ruth Dehority
James L. Burns
Brazil
George Pone
Indianspolis
Ee Dehority
Dehority
Gilbert H. Hendren
Hl of
Field
Local baseball and league action across towns
A chaotic recap describes new trainees for the street car company and a fan enthusiasm for ball games. It notes managers considering changes, crowd effects on leagues, and a string of Saturday results including Loogoctee, Lawrenceville, and Edwardsport games with mixed outcomes and shaky pitching performances.
Doctor fined for practicing without license at hotel
Bloomington Indiana June 2 Dr D B Schiller from Hartford Illinois opened offices in a local hotel and was fined 10 54 after pleading guilty He advertised healing by laying on hands and was arrested by Chief Joseph Hensley One victim paid 10 for an illegal cure Washington June 2 Post office department to investigate dismissal of six Indianapolis clerks in winter 1910 for not supporting Rep Jesse Overstreet for Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
D. B. Schiller
Horkford
Joseph Hensley
Washington
Postoffice Department
Indianapolis
Jesse Overstreet
Congress
Odds And Ends From A Turbulent Year In Public Life
A jumble of misread items reports Pittsburgh public schools ranking low on efficiency and a South German youth facing prison for dancing a turkey tract. Other notes include a Chicago worker detailing a $35 widow plume charge, obscure Epava- Canton guests, and stray phrases about London suburbSouthend and early telecommunication arrangements, all reflecting garbled OCR text.
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W. Frank M'Clure
Ner
Ase
Beesides
Wajn
Raroad
Botrd
Chautasjua
Rea Greet
Grand Gy¢ra Company
Yrpaniyatens
Generals
AOS
Rohmer Kervl
Spic Real
Laurant
Magicking
Barnard Orchestra
Charles Telwards Varney
Harry B. Harrison
Chautauqua
Vogue
Alonkl
Teen
Denwis Ave
Jame Davis
Pulaski, Tebs
Bes
Sieernan’s
Mare
Joe Gordon
Iras
Te Streetcar
Pickering
Grays
Limedit Hall
Loogoaree
Glassworkers
Ajscore
Terre Haute
Lawrenceville
Washingto Grays
Lawrencevie
Ozanuins
Edwardsport
Washington Ozanams
Oguy
Hayes
Hulen, Anderson and
MelInt
COA
Washington Soak and Suit Store
E. Main ST
Boston Bros
John.w
Greentwood
E. South St. Phoue
Joan Bogard
THE
Washington Monumental
Odds and Ends
Pittsburgh Public
Mar End
South Germany
Ezra D. Beers
Lola Beers
Miry Mable Bootle
Epava—Canton
Obfa Ledger
Southend
London
Itween
Mesia
Maintal
Fretenk
James E. Walle
Buggies & Wall
Fourth and Main Streets
Brafid
Gross Star Bread
Opell Foreman Pfehap
Gross’ Bakery
Ea ST
J. P. Kiefer
Baldwin Pianos
Phono
Keller @ Williams
Eee
Letock
STUMPP'S MEAT _MARKET
Tee
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