Barnard Orchestra Featured in Chautauqua Week
Barnard orchestra, with Miss Anta Barnard directing, will perform during Chautauqua Week. Members bring nine years on Lyceum and Chautauqua stages, including Heteo Barnard on cornet and reader, E. Russell Books on clarinet, Edwin J. Whelan on trombone, and Robert Barnard on xyrophone and drums. The group previously wowed the State Teachers’ Association of Indiana in December 1912.
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Musica
Barnard Orchestra
Bia Orchestra
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Anta Barnard
Heteo
Barnard
E. Russell Books
Ethel Barnard
Edwin J. Whelan
Robert
State Teachers’ Association of
Indiana
Washington free Bats concerts rejected by city council
In an adjourned meeting on Wednesday the Washington council voted 4 to 3 against allocating 200 dollars for twelve concept shows by the Citizens Band to be held at a public place in the city. Councilman Dosch supported the motion. Conpllman Jones seconded. Hopewell voted yes along with Dosch and Jones. Alten, Ramsey, Alester, and Hea wang voted no. A petition with hundreds of signatures urged approval. The story also notes local visits and other city business including street grade oiling plans and infrastructure updates.
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Washington
Dodwell
Seymaur Republican
Mra
Charles Dove
Walter Hettice
Cornell
Hie
Standard Oil Company
Coffee imports into the United States rise despite higher prices
Washington reports from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show nine months of fiscal year 1919 totaling 716 million pounds of coffee imported, with value near 99.9 million dollars. Brazil supplies about three quarters of imports, at an average price around 13.9 cents per pound, while per capita consumption has declined as prices rose, from 11 pounds in 1909 to about 8.9 pounds in 1912.
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Washinngton
D. C
Secretary of Commerce
William C. Redfield
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Brazil
Colombia
Venezuela
Central American
Louise Crabb Visits Springfield with Friends and Irene
Louise Crabb traveled to Springfield with friends and Irene for a visit. The outing included a group from Ohio, and the travelers were seen enjoying their time together in the city.
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Upton
Chicago
C. W. Upton
Louise Crabb
Mor
Irelanes
Springfield
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Aerolux
Mrs. Lithie’ “Wassettene
James Sparks
Olney
Robert Brown
Mrs
G. H. Blaze
Vincennes
F. A. Smith
C. W. Willams
William H. Allen
Helen
Fred Schwab
Ques, Il
Linton
Cora Baty
Cass
Marsing
Tilt
Ft. Werne
Actiot Grite
Frank Denver
Flora Street
Fourth Street
Blockade Street
Street Railway
East Main Street
ArcLight
Arc Nebr
Meridian and
Walnut ‘Streets
Light Committee
Allen
Rlester
Hopewell
Rook
Eplarge
Maher
B. & O. Southwestern Railroad Company
Gothnei
Comel
Rernan
Council
United, States
Ming Julia Walker
Miso Bertiad Harpson
Om Iburn
Epworth League
Washington Cloak and Suit
Main ST
Boston Bros
Keller @ Williams
Stumpp's Meat Market
Idcal Mittee
Cf Tutatequa
S Tamng
Tito
Worl
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