Meeting Recaps School Lectures and Local Candidates List
Dr Kiger spoke on efficiency, splitting into physical and mental aspects. Papers by Mrs Satterfield and Superintendent Maher highlighted school needs and library funding. Resolutions supported funds for county and township libraries, with auditing appointed. A list of candidate names for a local election followed the meeting notices.
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Kiger
Seterdeg Ferman
Maher
Odom
Amy Hesp
Dove
Perron
County Institute
Iatter
Windstorm Fatalities And Pet Losses Reported
A fragmented November wind event caused injuries and fatalities as households report collapsing structures and chimney damage. George Berry and others suffer losses while dogs are mentioned among the affected. The text indicates coal gas exposure linked to the incident and notes several entries already recorded in a local register.
Washington Eyes New Industry Move to Expand Clobre Factory
A report from Rising Sun details plans for the Clobre factory to relocate to Washington, Indiana, seeking to meet rising demand for its plow and farm implement lines. Local officials and citizens plan a public meeting at Mason Hall to organize support, emphasizing industry growth, jobs, and the town’s future prosperity. The piece notes transportation hurdles, including railroad distance, and praises Washington’s potential role in supporting a broader enterprise.
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William Clobr
Bun
Indiana
Wit Alam
Ciphr
Amr
Neutec
Ane
Beier Degr-bensure
Tage AP
Ang, Sfomplain
Décause Ie
Clobre
Welyth
Eloal John
L. L. Whetgel
H. L. Pennell
B. Cavanash
Joe
Rising Sun Aes
WEBB
Washington
Oncy
Masoui
Feeding the lodge goat on hay peppers and cans
A lodge goat feeds on bale hay red peppers and tomato cans described as lively and frisky. The note highlights the animal eating and staying spirited.
Modern Woodmen of America to Initiate Fifty in December
A big Modern Woodmen of America event is planned for December 17 in the local lodge. About fifty young men will be initiated in a festival featuring speeches by George Hopkins state deputy John Volz and Peter Bstreit with guests from southern Indiana camps anticipated to attend.
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Tocal
Woodmen of America
Moat of
Woodmen of
America
George Hopkins
Hyurea
John YD. Volz
Mmchenapolta
Order
Peter 3
Teachers Association to Be Abandoned
Dr. A. Donaldess, secretary of the county board of weary, spoke on school sanitation. He described unsanitary conditions in county school buildings and grounds and urged teachers to help improve sanitary conditions as Dr. Rigdon concluded the discussion.
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A. ¥. Donaldess
Fragmentary report of tragic incident with Umbarger
A garbled OCR note indicates George Umbarger, twenty year old, left a wife and allegedly attempted suicide this afternoon. The text mentions an operation and a possible poisoning by acid, with unclear references to actions and locations.
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Gation
George Umbarger
Syeara
Eufeuie
Ulpbarger
Car derails near Boop residence on Dock Street
Witnesses heard a rasping sound as a streetcar left the track and headed toward Ed Boop’s home on Dock Street. The motorman applied brakes and stopped the car before a collision. Passengers and crew lifted the car back onto the rails and reassured residents.
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Wildep
Dock Street
Portia Chance HW Field Trials Show Tonight
An advertisement cites Portia Chance and a magic comedy Mefadd Flats at the opera house tonight. The featured company, over thirty performers, is billed as Bret-class entertainment. Indianapol is Terre Haute papers note the attraction, framed as a real opinionated view rather than a paid ad.
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Opera
Indianapoolis
Terre ‘Hauie
Fragmented 19th Century Race and War Era Notices
A jumble of 19th century headlines notes a slave born in 1794, a Russian origin ancestor named Kalinety, and memories of Moscow’s retreat with Napoleon. Also mentions an Arkansas woman killer Gluey Bond and a murder case over a board bill in Ada, linking diverse local items into a single clipped historical fragment.
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Arkansas
Gluey Bond
AricoNev
Petthar Dee
Dage
Ada
Contractors defend stance amid General Union strikes
In Baltimore, contractors vow to back the union cutters as talks falter. A meeting with business leaders aimed to support the strike while false reports claim wage adjustments on the Baltimore and Ohio line are unfounded. No rate increases or restorations are planned.
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Anes
Stose Catters
Mtriterd
Sion
Baltimore
Ohio
West Virginia
Young Woman Foils Burglar in Chicago Home
Miss Leona Bryse, 20, returning from work, surprised a burglar trying to force her door. She restrained him by gripping his throat until a private watchman arrived. The youth, 18, named James Wilson, claimed hunger and admitted to breaking in.
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Chicago
Leona
Bryes
Weing
Tance
Misa
Bryse
Kiator
James Wilson
Lee Alarm Friday Hit Fracas Spurs Fire Response
A garbled report describes a Friday alarm at box 83 triggering a fire department run. The chaotic text mentions a false hair business crowding a market and notes self denial as easier than self indulgence, with unclear local context and names.
Engraving Gifts Urge Early Purchase for Christmas
Articles needing engraving should be bought early as engravers have less time in Christmas rush. From silverware and toiletry items to pens and canes, marking can be done best with advance planning. Many customers shop now for holiday gifts to take advantage of the complete inventory. If you have most already done so, join the early Christmas shoppers.
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Nik ‘Erar
Jn Vashed
Cooperative Society Promises New State Convention
Members of the Warmers Educational and Cooperative Society adjourned Friday night after electing officers for a state society. President W. W. Myers Kaos County, Vice President D. Miaina Der vies, Secretary Mantesnit Knox, Treasurer and chaplain named, delegates praised the town’s roads and drivers. The president is to receive 800 yearly and the secretary-treasurer 1000.
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Warmers
Imatelling
W. W.[ Myers
Kaos County
D. Miaina
der Vies
Secreary Treasurel
Mantes Nit
Knox
aAivert
Greene
J. B. Caitrd
Gibson
Statontan
Nigat
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John C. Calhoun
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