Automobile Rides Between Advance and Dover Station
Mr. Bateman, owner of the Advance to Dover cab line, plans to run an automobile service linking the two towns. A trial with a new steam-powered car proved disappointing, prompting a settlement with dealer J W Winslow. No changes to the schedule. public interest grows at the barn as the venture proceeds.
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Manon Bateman
Betwen Advance
Dover Station
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Bateman
Advance
Dovers Station
J .W. Winslow
Fairmount
Winslow
Wislow
Advance Base Ball Team Edges Lizron In Jamestown
The Advance base ball team played Sunday afternoon in Jamestown against Lizron, suffering a 6 to 5 defeat after weeks without practice. Thompson pitched and Walls caught, with only two hits off Thompson. Lineup included Thompson, Walls, Emmett, Waters, Whitsett, Rivercomb, Whitely, Russ, and Dean.
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Jamestown
Lizron
Thompson
Walls
Thompson P. Walls E. Emmett
B. Waters
B. Whitsett
B. Rivercomb
R. F. Whitely
C. F Russ
Dean
Distinguish Visits by Noted Auto Tourists to Lebanon
Auto-tour party led by W C Bobbs head of Bobbs Merrill Co visited Lebanon Friday. Guests included L S Howland editor of The Reader and poet James Whitcomb Riley. Mrs Wilson hosted a luncheon on South Lebanon Street. They later traveled to Brooke Indiana to visit George Ade.
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W. C. Bobos
Indianapolis
Charles E. Wilson
Lebanon
W. C. Wilson
South
Lebanon Street
W.C. Bobbe
The
Bobbs-Merril Co
L. S. Howland
Reader
James Whitcomb Riley
Postmaster Heath
Brooke
Indiana
Geo. Ade
Editorial Privilege Boundaries in Reprinting Letters
A discussion on editorial privilege limits when reproducing letter texts. The article examines varying practices and legal concepts guiding editors in withholding or editing content to avoid liability or defamation while preserving reader context.
Robbers break into Roachdale saloons and grocery
Robbers broke into three saloons and a grocery last night by battering doors. They stole money and food from McIntyre and cigars tobacco and liquor from Higgenson and another store. Bloodhounds will track suspects. fresh footprints found, robbers likely fled town by morning. Cemetery group forms to care for old grounds with Mrs Ann Perkins as president. Bells of 60 to fund raise at Grand Opera House next week.
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Roacupare
Lad
Robers
Charles McIntyre
John JL. Higgenson
Ladi Tapolis
Ann Perkins
Mary Z. Miller
Mary Hendricks
Belle Titus
Grand Oprea House
Apple cider nostalgia from Wayne Town Despatch
The Wayne Town Despatch recalls how a note about cider sparked a gift from Uncle John Small South of town. He delivered fresh cider, described as as good as ever, reviving boyhood memories of simple treats and vigorous appetites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Waynetown
Plan Ahead for Newspaper Ads and Copy Insertion
The note urges advertisers to submit copy early so printers have time to prepare. It advises placing orders at least a week in advance to ensure space and proper display, reducing the rush on publication day.
House Roof Destroyed in Early Sunday Fire
Last Sunday morning about ten o clock Mr and Mrs Wright were at home when neighbors cried out that their house was on fire. One roof side burned, neighbors with buckets halted spread, damages estimated at 25 to 30 dollars. fire likely started from a chimney spark.
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Ra Wright
Aed
Making a Man Promotes Work and Character in Youth
A local article discusses manhood and the value of hard work over vanity. It cites a teacherly piece urging dependable labor and virtuous effort, plus a note on census data showing Indiana's blind and deaf populations and the meningitis-linked deafness issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Idiana
Blind and Deaf: Census Reports Received by State Bureau
The department of commerce and labor census bureau issued The Blind and the Deaf, compiled under March 6, 1903 act. Dr Alexander Graham Bell directed the inquiry from Washington with 203 lists totaling 42,084 names of blind individuals.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
United States Census Bureau
State Bureau of Statistics
Act of Congress
Department
Alexander Graham Bell
Washington, D.C
Welcome Calls from George and Ida Canada
Mr and Mrs George Canada visited their children with brief calls on Saturday night Each child received a gift of 1009 dollars The recipients were Mrs Rosa Clifton 1 12 miles north of Jamestown Mrs Edna Spohr 1 mile north of Jamestown and William Canada 4 miles southeast of here The gesture was described as welcome and significant by the families involved
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Rosa Clifton
Jamestown
Edna Spohr
William Canada
Here
Songs Mother Used to Sing in a Daugherty Verse
A poem recalling mother’s gospel songs as a path to salvation and heaven. The speaker favors the traditional “songs of God” over modern tunes and asks for timeless hymns when life ends.
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Heaven
Daugherty
Argus Enterprise
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Bank of Arenes
Ray H. Miller
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