Greene County Teachers Meet in Linton 1893
Greene county teachers gathered at Linton Indiana November 26 1893 with large attendance. Opening remarks by Rev Elrod Welcome by Dr A B Rose and remarks by Supt Moores stressed professional status wages and continued improvement. Afternoon talks covered course of study written examinations and reading circles with emphasis on teacher independence and true evaluation. Resolutions praised Linton hospitality railroad accommodations and urged higher wages and professional support.
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Greene County
Linton
Ind
Elrod
J. W. Zirtman
Firet
Wmn
M- Mura
J. L. Cravens
A. B. Rose
H. W. More
Pigg
Indiana
Mies Bell Bucher
Will Sherwood
Mise Leesie Hays
Danielson
Jarvis
Terre Haute
Mise Pape
Cravens
Albert Ashcraft
M. L. Hudson
Cora Buck
Mir
Rector
Moss
Raleigh Elrod
Sherwood
Ciiz Ne
Scotland Letter News and Local Notices
Greene County items report a mix of social visits, travel, harvesting, and family events. Local names include Alf Morrison, Oz Dobbins, E. I. Ingalls, James J. Denney, Thomas Terrell, Mrs Crook, Robi Blacks, and Dr. Elmer Sheris, with notes on school health drills and a Chamberlinis cough remedy advertisement. A death of Greenup Milam prompts brief mention, plus routine farming and railroad travel observations.
Busking and travels mark a busy day in town
T A Chesnut departed for Central America last Friday morning. Rev Goss will preach next Saturday and Sunday. John Boruif planted a young orchard on his new farm. John Fitzgarald passed through Wednesday en route to Newberry. Aaron Hagaman sold his farm and plans moving to Lyons. Mr and Mrs Smith hosted a supper Thursday evening with thirty eight guests.
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Rev. Goss
John Boruif
John Fitzgarald
Newberry
Aaron Hagaman
Lyons
Mrs. Smith
Town News Roundup With Local Visits and Developments
Sammie James resumes teaching. Numerous visitors arrive in town including Bill Ufferman Alex Dysart Joel Philbert and Seymour Riddle. New two story brick by Hamilton and Farrells nearing completion. Levi J. Bowers and C H Brandon drive school topics. Fifteen new houses finished in northeast district. David Cole completes a fine residence with J B Poe painting.
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Joe Turner
Mr. Killion
David Cole
J. B. Poe
Community notes of commerce, marriage, and politics
The village reports painters at Wm Medaris new house and T R Raper beginning winter stock. Wm Wright traveled to Bloomington on business. Albert Freeman married Laura Burks and moved to a rented farm near Freedom. Thos Raper died Sunday night. Democrats celebrat ed an election while Geo Pugh sent milk hat prize by express. A Reading Circle fundraiser and local school events noted.
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Ira Isum
H. Hi. McHaly
Albert Freeman
Laura Burks
Freedom
Geo
Pugh
Express
Joe
Newark
Local notes and visits from the community
W Oods The Clothier suiva Nathan Hedden went to Bloomfield on business. The sheriff inspected the area last week. David Sullivan clerks for M F McIntosh. A large turnout at I O O F lodge Thursday. O McDonald and wife visited Highland. H Cord preached Baptist services Saturday and Sunday. Scott Emerson moved back to Newark after the election. W T Stolta and wife visited their daughter in Ellettsville. Oyster supper at Mrs Arthur's with a good time reported. Alva Goenshaa returned from NL. Teachers Lizzie Frame Daisy McIntosh Nora ree charming at the It Won association. Diet ad for Simmons Liver Regulator. Big saw mill to close soon for repairs. Mrs Belle Musselman visited Washington parents. Miss Dean Hindman visiting. John Timmie nearing move to new residence. Fortification at Lyons attended with good time.
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Zittman
Prof
Danielson
Smith
Heaton
Mesa
Tno
Raleigh Ellrod
Cora Buck
Lillie Cravens
E A. Armpriester
E R. Hunter
Clara Hicks
Welington Beasly
Levi J. Bowers
Mattie Davin
Geo
Comitteemen
Jefferson Township
Cass
Alva Thomas
Jackson
M. L. Hudson
Center
Joseph Evans
J. W. Zartman
Pres
Thos. Slinkard
I. O. O. F. Lodge
O. McDonald
Highland
H. Cord
Scott Emerson
Newark
Scott
Belle Musselman
Washington
Dean Hindman
Odon
John Timmie
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as cure all stages
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional remedy. It asserts the medicine works internally on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars if it fails to cure, with testimonials available from F J Cuengy & Co in Toledo Ohio. Bold by druggists.
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Chamberlin
Cavins & Isenhowner
Stalcup
Hall
Community notes and local mention in Greene county
Local items report weather effects on Sunday and social events at J. R. Martindale's. Cattle traders active as they buy stock. Teachers Geo Sullivan and Lizzie Woods noted traveling from associations and schools. Ely's Cream Balm praised by Oscar Ostrum of Chicago for cold relief.
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Wa Pieg
Achoria
Prof. Danielson
Geo. Sullivan
Frank McKean
Ely
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
John McLaughlin Moves to Town
Squire Wright visited friends here Sunday and Floyd Watkins talked of going west with Dakota in the near future.
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Squire Wright
Floyd Watkins
Dakota
Local notes from Linton to Bloomington and area
Miss Ella Bogard attends Teachers Association in Linton. Carmichael visits Springville to meet a friend. Isaac Foddrill appears ill with acute rheumatism. Calvin Rainbult, Bedford stock dealer, here to check stock and buy hay. John Sexson inherits Carmichael estate. property appraised. Jacob Nellinger and wife visit from Stanford. Jacob trades in sheep. George Burch buys a cotton for Mire Stone. Francis Price of Bloomington attends meeting. contemplates future lectures. Quarterly meeting ended. protracted meeting begins. church seeks revival. T Bogard makes brief trip to Taylor township via Bloomfield. visits brother. Sermon on contentment. exhortations. Christmas Eve church supper planned. tickets and supper funds.
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John Sexson
Charley Carmichael
Jacob Nellinger
Stanford
Jacob
Comfort Health Pleasure Go South via Evansville Route
Shortest seasonal southbound service on the Evansville route with daily connections to Nashville and through trains to Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans Atlanta Jacksonville and other southern cities. Low round trip fares available. Inquire at ticket agent or write R A Campbell Evansville Ind. tf.
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Evansville
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Atlanta
Jacksonville
R. A. Campbell
Gen's Pass
Agt
Ind
Thanksgiving festival praised by M E officials
Ada Sherwood reports a festival held here on Thanksgiving by the M E people, described as a grand success. Mrs Al O'Donald is very ill with typhoid fever. Joe Edwards plans to move to Lyons soon. Roads are deteriorating.
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M. E
al O'Donald
Local notes and notices from Bloomington Indiana area
Thomas Miller improves slowly as community reports on visits and events. Miss Jennie Arthur visits Calvertville while Newark residents visit W. 8. Long Friday. Epha Buckner and Miey Laura Dyer marry last week. Orion Minks injured by a cat while playing. Electric Bitters praised as a cure all for liver kidney ills malaria and more. Lost dog English Retriever 45 pounds reward offered. School teachers asked to announce to pupils. Bloomington Indiana box 286 address.
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John A. Hunter
Bloomington
Indiana
AS NATURE PROMPTS Love Story Explodes in 19th Century Sensation
A sensational 19th century novel titled AS NATURE PROMPTS tells the love of Leah Martin and Jesus Wilber praised by Rev Newton Strovers as a powerful, pure yet provocative tale. The author, a minister's daughter, features a natural couple and is offered bound and prepaid by express mail for $1 to THE H. ADDRESS in Springfield.
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Leah Martin
Jsesz Wilber
Newton 8Trovers
Ovel
Leas Mi
Springfield
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Our City
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Muncie
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Mw.ville
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P. H. Wright & Son
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M. F. McIntosh
W. T. Stolta
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Lizzie Frame
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Nora Ree
Simmons Liver Regulator
Chas. Hindman
Bucklen
F. J Cuengy & Co
Toledo
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Teachers’ Association
Misa Lizzie Woods
Center Township
Sandborn School
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Hobbieville
Ella Bogard
Carmichael
Springville
Isaac Foddrill Seame
Calvin Rainbult
Bedford
George Burch
Bogard & Cule
Mire
Francis Price
T. Bogard
Taylor Township
Bloomfieid
Ada Sherwood
Joe Edwards
Calvertville
Thomas Miller
Friendship
Bluford Pickard
Jennie Arthur
Joshua Pryor
Rhoda Goodwin
Worthington
Epha Buckner
Miey Laura Dyer
John Cooper
Mr. Goodwin
J. J. Ballard
John Arthur
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Orion Minks
Electric Bitters
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