Fragmented Social News From Local Visit Highlights
The clumsy OCR fragment lists visits and arrivals at local homes including Mrs. Richard Taylor and family of Washington, Barney Bett Sunday, Gough and daughter Tavete, Viola Norris, Anna Sause, Stella, Alma Goctee, and a June birth to Mr and Mrs Valerian Walker.
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Richard
Taylor
Pa Idy
Washinton
Barney
Bett
Erst Gough
Tavete
Pasaton
Montgomery
Viola Norris
Anna Sause
Stella
Alma Goctee
Valerian Walker
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Warren L Stone Named President of Brotherhood Activities
Warren L. Stone, grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, was elected president of all brotherhood activities at the triennial convention in Cleveland. The reorganization places departments under Stone with a secretary and grand chief engineer, directing banking, insurance, and labor affairs, while preserving Stone's role in major financial ventures and advising on crises.
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Cleveland, O
Warren L. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
tWormer
Green Corporation
Vic
H. P. Daugherty
W. E.burgess
Steel Corporation
Insurance and Pension Department
Department of Insurance and Pension
Stone
Brotherhood Investment Company, Incorporated
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Building Company
Brotherhood Insurance Company
Pacific Brotherhood Investment Company i
Spokane
Wash
Coal River
Mr. Stone
Local notes on porch addition and river storm aftermath
Joe Gill of EB Pearl Street adds a porch. NCO observes Bunker Hill Day flags in the business district. A Seymour area storm caused damage. fishing on Lake Fishington yielded sunfish and bass. Dr Rox Smiley plans move from William Street to East Tenth and Way-Trges. Abandoned Riv Edrside coal mine fire destroyed buildings. possible tramp involvement. Philadelphia Mint produced about 30 million nickels last year.
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Remem-Nco
Bunker Hill
Dr. Rox Smiley
Smiley
William Street
East Tenth
Way-Trges Street
Fac
Tipple
Eaising
Tanlac Gains Endorser From Arkansas City Constable
Uncle Billy Gray of Arkansas City speaks for Tanlac detailing a two year battle with stomach and intestinal troubles. He credits Tanlac with restoring health and energy, calling it unmatched. He urges others to use Tanlac sold by all druggists with over 40 million bottles previously sold.
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Uncle Billy) Gray
Arcee Chyp Kans
Tanlac
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Edi Backes
Democrat Building
North East Third Street
Washington
Ind
Wy. Carleton B. McCulloch
Indiannapolis
Lew O'Bannon
Corydon
Dhur J. Hamrick
Greencastle
Robert Bracken
Frankfort
Harry le Arnold
Gary
Harvey Harmon
Princeton
Porter
Supreme ‘and Appellate
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Samuel L. Scott
Jeffersonville
Fupgh
Supreme
George K. Denton
Evansville
Appellate
Valentine - EE Livengood
Covington
Supreme Court
John T. Atken
Rure Wayne
Appellate Court
John C. McNutt
Martingvillé
Simpson
Ajfelter
Hugh L.cox & CO
Locomotive Brotherhood
Gress
Mneland
Lloyd's
Lloyd
Maygland
America
New Yorkwe
Jorgan
American Chemical Society
Utes Congo
Congress
England
London
Rug
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohi
Clay
Wwe
Mf Cenizta Benalla L Ratories
Indiancpeis. Inc
New York
Normandy
Eskridge-Allen, Co
Cbs
Joe Gill
Pearl Street
Jackson County
Pries
Nias
Iiland
Seymour
Totes States
United States
Philadelphia
Bernard Huart
Robert Frank
Chicago
Aerolux
F. B. Fornwald
Frank Reinser Shoe Co
Cinele
Billy
Gray
Yinele Billy
Arkansas City
Seel
W. JS. Ran
GREENWOOD. @ Co
Tri State
Cincinnati
Ohio
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