Indiana items mix of births deaths and local change
Oddments from Bluffton and Marion Indiana report Miller the first white child born at Bluffton aged 69 at Marion and a saloon count with Bicknell down to one. multiple town officials, accidents and local news on trains, frogs and plums, patents, and property events across Wells and surrounding counties.
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W. OR. Miller
Bluffton
Marion
Bicknell
Huuntington Company
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Mass
D. O. Fitch
Auburn
J. A. Melnore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbia City
Charles 5. King
Fort Wayne
Transport congestion threatens national prosperity and grain flow
The piece warns that freight congestion endangers full production across the West Midwest and South as crop outruns capacity. It cites declining immigrant figures, rising labor demand, and a need for expanded transport, with notes on immigration trends and border cooperation.
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West
Middle West
South
New England
Mast
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Golden Mile Stone
Fireside memories anchor families as the hearth becomes a man’s Golden Mile Stone. The passage recalls ancestral homesteads, old associations, and Longfellow’s lines about wealth and style not buying the warmth of home.
David Hollands Reveal at a New Pastorate
Mrs. Morris visits the farmhouse and hears David Holland has been called to preach at a grand church. His mother travels with Dr. Wilson to attend his first sermon, slips in at the back, and is guided to a seat beside the minister by Mr. Ferris as David joins the service, a scene that moves the crowd and honors the unselfish, devoted母.
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A. J. Flowers
Morocco
Tnndiana
Jacko
A. Ro Mnehes
Cassopolis
Warsaw
Dinghes
G. Wadbes
Plainfield
Hadley
John A. Reath
Bedford
Edith Landis
Linton
Wabash
Ft. Harrison
Sanford Acton
Verre Traute
J. K. Rover
Anderson
Elizabeth Judd
Brandywine Township
Shelby County
Jol Schnake
Pvansville
John West
Watchtan
Schnake
Jacob and
Boyd Vansilder
Kosciusko County
AL CC
Roy Carr
Vanwilder Place
Jonnie Kent
David Bowser
Nashville
South Bend
A. W. Reiling
Fr. Wayne
Dd. E. Ross
Brookston
E. EF. Sappenfield
Waveland
J. Schies
M. Wyant
J. R. Whittemore
J. K. Morey
Indianapolis
Wells County
Michigan
Mrs. Morris
David
Dr. Wilson
Efe
Mople
Mr. Ferris
Heaven
David Holland
Joyful chorus echoes as he claims mother in hymn
A devotional scene unfolds with a divine melody in a woman’s heart and a crowd rising to sing Joy to the World. He proclaims her as his mother, bringing deep contentment and a sense of belonging in the congregation’s reverent moment.
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Epworth Herald
Farm Boys Stay Home as New Plan Takes Hold
D R Williams of Canby Minnesota predicts a shift back to farming with wealthier individuals buying farms to live on. He cites a Canby program teaching high schoolers modern farming methods, including a university supplied superintendent and a ten acre farm, proving boys prefer farming to city life and may stay home.
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D. R. Willams
Canby
Minn
Riggs House
Hye On
University of Minnesota
Washington Post
The Self Heliant Girl And The Purpose Of Education
The article argues education should foster self sufficiency and responsible freedom for both boys and girls. It emphasizes training for self government, prudent use of time and money, and ultimately the capacity to care for others. It notes girls differ from boys in needs and paths, yet share the aim of developing abilities compatible with life’s highest destiny.
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Success Magazine
Ink and its endless reach through time and rumor
The piece extols ink as a force that fuels rumors and scanda l, shaping careers and literature alike. It notes its variability in form and persistence through history, enduring in newspapers, speeches, and humor, with Success Magazine cited on its enduring margin.
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Success Magazine
His Viewy of It
A boy sent to the dairy to fetch eggs drops the basket on the way home. His mother asks how many eggs broke. He replies no eggs broke but the shells came off some of them.
The Fireside Diplomat Pokes at Little Things
Mrs Marryat chides her husband about small annoyances in a domestic scene from The Fireside Diplomat. He replies with a gentle interruption about missing decent shoes reflecting marital banter.
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Winchester
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H. C. Logan
Togan
Everett Widds
Upton Station
Mt. Vernon
Patriarchs Militant
O. O. FL
Daniel Gunder
McA. Rainey
Marenvo
James Ji. Harris
Wellnois Department Connect
James Oliver
Lerade Taf
Oliver Plate
Civ
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Flammier
Little
Tipton
Henry Shipley
Baltimore
Charles Birch
Crawfordsville
Steel Trust
Frank H. Merica
Fort Warne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
Frankton
Josiah Canaday
Alta Hayworth
Muncie
United States
Columbia
Mexico
Degraw
France
Meyer
Jesserand
Department of Commerce and Labor
Oat Naples
Marseilles
Travre
Buffalo
War Wright
Niagaura River
Black Rock Ship Canal
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