June 24 in History and Weather Notes
A garbled historical log lists dates and names such as John Cabot, Napoleon, and French figures with scattered birth and death notes. It also records astronomical events and a Weather section mentioning cool temperatures. The June 24 weather and tornado damage section notes Beavay district storms and farm damage, with tornadic activity near Hollinger and T. P. Garrett's home partially wrecked leaving occupants safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Behasthin
Cabot
North Amietica
Tagerie
Leary Ward
Heather Jerams Bonter
Dled Jaye Page
WSG
John Rohdolth
Roanoke
Ark
Beaver City
Neb
Beavay
Hollinger
Barnel Werd
T. P. Garrett
Board of Review Appraises Local Banks and Growth Plans
The county board of review used appraisements of Wadlh-Inglén National Bank and others at eighty percent of capital stock with adjustments for principal creditors. Citations note a 70 to 75 percent range for several institutions. The board is engaging with corporations and improvements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Wadlh- Inglén National Bank
Peoplea Satignal Bank
Dog
EL Horn
Caiitay
Bank
Citizens Loan and Trial, Company
Death rate for April in Indiana shows higher tuberculosis deaths
The Indiana State Board of Health bulletin for April reports a state wide death rate of 12. The total April deaths were 454 and regional rates vary from 12.2 in the southern section to 11.8 in the northern. Tuberculosis caused more deaths than any other disease, with several cities reporting high totals including Terre Haute and Port Wayne with rates around 19.8 and 17.7 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tod
Supe
Indiana Atate Board of Death
Indiana
Indiamnaiollg
Eyangville
Port Warne
Terre Haute
Harvest Time notes across nations and states
A fragmented historical note lists harvest time influences and observations by month and region, naming places from Australia, New Zealand, India, and Persia to Texas, China, Japan, and Europe. It includes entries for Lower Egypt, Syria, Cyprus, Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, and several U S states, plus Canada and Britain. The piece also mentions a foreman charged with dynamiting in Butte, Montana, tied to a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austraia
New Zealand
iBayat
India
Egypt
Syria
Cyprus
Persia
Asta Midor
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rico
Texas
Argenti
China
Japan
Culifornts
Oregon
Mississippi
Alaami
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas
Arkansas
Utah
Gilcredo
Missouri
Turkey
Greece
Pata
Portugal
France
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebras Canadas
Roumania
Bultrin-Hungary
Many
Switzerland
England
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Russia
Sweden
Norway
Angola
Brazil
Piru
South Africa
Burma
New South Wales
Indiana Music Teachers Meet Opens With Notable Concerts
The Indiana Music Teachers annual gathering opens with praise for organizers and guests. A Wednesday concert by Hans Richard, pianist from Cincinnati, and Holmes Cowper, tenor from Chicago, draws strong acclaim. An organ recital by Myrtle Elwyn, Chicago pianist, is slated for Thursday night with high expectations for top-tier artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Richard
Cincinnati
Holmes Cowper
Chicago
June Festival Opens With Notable Pianist Recital
A June festival opening features Walter Spry of Boston and Miss Alide Topp-Ernst Perabo with a varied piano program. selections include Schubert, Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, and Strauss, plus a two-piano duo by Rheinberger. The 3:00 pm concert at Besthaven showcases material from Bach to Chopin and modern arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Walter Spry
Chicago
David Bester
Dante
Mariba
Indiana
America
Alide Topp
Ernst Perabo
Steappi
Handel
Schubert
David Baxter
Schréesa
St. Petersburg
Besthaven
Bach
Perabo
Sands o'Dee
Clay
Helen Wrights
Isidor Seias
Hinet Peralto
Rat Rheinberger
Bayara
Peralto and
Spry
Rameau
Leopold Godowaky
Mendelssona
Mendeleyoin
Mendelskoon
Scriabine
Utes Return to Utah After Harsh Dakota Winters
Washington reports plans by the War Department to abandon Thunder Butte upon Ute return to their Utah reservation. The Utes will be accompanied by Carter P. Johnson and others. The move is voluntary as they seek more comfortable conditions and avoid the extreme cold experienced at Camp Thunder Butte over winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Thunder Butte
Utah
Cat. Carter
P. Johnson
Fay
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Tka
Fornwald
East Main Street
Kuwee Acai
Ladlow Dan Ostords
Sonidramy
Oxfords
Elces
John Reinsel& Son
Staett
Mercury
Apithelion
Wiliam
Willkuie Or
Weswata Styiet
Real Inter Tramsfors
George Blyntson
Ea Allee B
Exdrii
Wigi Ta Hozel E. Bownin
Y Bay
N. X
Jepson
Joweler
K. GC. of Big
William Beck
Gagette
John P Cavanaugh
Ak Hts
Denero
C.S
Board of Review
Butte
Mont
W. C. Wick
Stine Simuay
Wright
Kitmer
Miailyalson
Kilaier
Drdagiate
Ort Homes
Meeting OF
Indiana Music Teachers
Tne
Firs
Fy Ehureh
Myrtle Elwyn
Planiate
Chleaxo
Jley
Black
Washington Choral’ Symphony
R. M. Smiley
Cuttis Walsh
F. J. Hémann
John Arthur
Kk, Soley
LD. M. McGuire
FE. 4
Homani
Hamlet Alten
J.M. Bink
J.T. Neu
Mina B. Hyatt
Ise Minuté Halt
Catlie Walsh
Fiest
South Dakota
Indiana Music Teachers Association
Gayene
Aid
M. J. Carnahan CO
Mundabach
Butch
Peoples Hall
Wednes
Haas
McCarty
Huith & Gootee
East Maly
Ismaantt
Cedar
Rapids
North Cantérbury
Atic
Deiesnes
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