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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
1
Local social notes and upcoming duel plan from Lanesboro Journal
Bill Kelly moves in with his father and Wes Calvert sustains a sore ankle. Misses Nora McIntosh Alma Willard visit Ben Owens. Miecea Clem Foley Lassie Nelson and Misses Willard visit Emma Buckner. Tilman Kelly Tim Calvert expected to duel. fight result next week. Mrs Arthur of near Newark visits daughter Della at McIntosh's. Spelling party at Ft Wilson enjoyed by Daisy Van DeVenter Clem Foley Lucy Kelly Mrs Foley Charley Van DeVenter Willie McIntosh. Simmons Liver Regulator advertised as trusted medicine from Georgia. Journal Lanesboro Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McIntosh
Worthington
Nora McIntosh
Alma Willard
Ben Owen
Miecea Clem Foley
Lassie Nelson
Misses Willard
Emma Buckner
Tilman Kelly
Tim Calvert
Arthur
Newark
Miss Della
McIntosh
Daisy van DeVenter
Clem Foley
Lucy Kelly
Local notices and ads from the Tulip area
Community chatter mentions neighbors with chores and visits including John Blaker painting the church and Emmations visiting. Advertisements promote The Twice a Week Republic portfolio offer by subscriptions and a sample copy, with pricing and response details.
Local Society Notes and a Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
Visits by Illinois and Bloomington families mix with weddings and a sheep shipment to Harrodsburg. Edward Crane and Laura Lindeey wed Nov 25, while Hugh Bullock and Maud Cook marry Nov 26. A Toledo firm hawks Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a 75 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Crane
Laura Lindeey
James D. Crane
Taylor Joseph
Harrodsburg
Ohio
Hugh Bullock
Maud Cook
P. M. Cook
Martha Frame
Esquire
Local Notes from the County Seat and Nearby Towns
Christmas preparation tips sound trio of social notes. J B Smiley visited the county seat on Saturday. Alice Underwood visited at Indian Springs. Dr Dearmin and wife traveled to Washington last Friday. Hindman delivered drummers on Wednesday. Elias Crooke attends the Endeavor convention in Bedford. Mre Ave Huig of Elnora visited relatives Wednesday. George McWilliams made a quick visit to Pisinville last week. Walker Ford of Terse Mente appeared Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Smiley
Alice Underwood
Indian Springs
Dr. Dearmin
Washington
Do. F. Hindman
Elias Crooke
Endeavor
Bedford
Mre Ave Huig
Elnora
George McWilliams
Pisinville
Walker Ford
Terse Mente
Greg
Community notes and festival reports from Bloomfield area
Local items report Rev D W Brown’s house repainted enhancing curb appeal Harriet Johnson of Bloomfield visits Rev L B Johnson Nora Slinkard from Newberry visits Mabel Johnson U P S C E festival at Opera House drew crowds despite poor weather A stranger disease causes fingers to stick to surfaces Friday a boy rested on Christian church steps after likely tea The ex postmaster T F Anthony praises Mystic Cure for rheumatism sold by A L Cavina Bloomfield Druggist somo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Iowa
A. L. Cavina
Bloomfield
Somo
Local notes from Bloomfield area brief and social
Neighborhood chatter records visits illnesses social events and school news from Bloomfield area. Items mention Mrs Charlotte Chiney Emmett Heaton Maggie Harrel and Gertie Chaney plus plans for socials at Coen school house and Matamoras with Christmas nearing and a potato crop remark. An advertisement for Myatic Cure Rheumatism offers a day cure by A L Cavins.
Sunday Church Attendance and Local Notices
Oscar Hodge visited Bloomington while the Sunday school drew a good crowd. Craggie Miller attended Bethel Church. W. G. Pruett joined an institute in Cincinnati Saturday. Mare Spice invited Mr and Mrs Chesnut for Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Will Johnson was in town last week. Several members attended Cincinnati church Sunday night. Mary Whitworth the Martindale School teacher spent weekend with Ella and Mamie Bogard. Supper time moved to Saturday night before Christmas. admission 25 cents, children under twelve pay 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craggie Miller
Bethel
W. G. Pruett
Institute
Cincinnati
Mare Spice
Mrs. Chesnut
Will Johnson
Mary Whitworth
Martindale
Ella
Mamie Bogard
Electric Bitters Gains Popular Lead In Medical Tonics
A leading medical tonic, Electric Bitters, boasts popular favor since its introduction. Marketed as a safe remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney ailments, it claims to cure sick headache, indigestion, and constipation while expelling malaria from the body. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by S. Stalcup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Stalcup
Local notes and notices from town residents
Names and movements of residents visit towns, moves, and injuries. Mentions N G Nash Jo Britton W Pugh S R Emerson F Groven in Bloomfield and McVille. cat tle buyer Barlan Resler. E E Pryor moves to McVille. George Emerson and wife travel. Tashi Pendleton seeks a dog. Jr Bruner sprains arm. locals discuss joining Regular Army. Hugh Gaston returns from Illinois. church attendance at Newhope and Troy. druggist authorized to sell Dr King’s New Discovery with money back guarantee. trial bottles free at Starcup’s store with price 50c and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G Nash
Jo Britton
Freedom
W. Pugh
McVille
S. R Emerson
F. Groven
Bloomfield
Barlan Resler
Hays
E. E Pryor
George Emerson
Tashi Pendleton
Jr. Bruner
Hugh Gaston
Illinois
Newhope
Troy
K Ing
Dr. King
Starcup
Farmers Rest as Local Happenings Highlight December
George Spainhower vows to persevere amid local scenes as E R Hunter improves with home remedies. Lou Hunter travels to Bloomfield on business while Huffville invites archers for bows and arrows. Smith township attends Bloomfield teachers meeting and Greene county recorder Charles Kemp visits Smith township. B C Hunter seeks surgical institute in Huffville for lectures. Lincoln church protracts its meeting to the third Saturday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spainhower
E. R. Hunter
Riley Poling
Lou Hunter
Bloomfield
Huffville
Smith Township
Teachers’ Association
Charles Kemp
Greene County
Hunter
Lincoln Church
Guaranteed salve promises cure or refund
An advert proclaims the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers ash rheum fever ores ietter chapped hands chilblaine corns and all skin eruptions and claims piles are cured or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by 8 Stalcup tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalcup
Local notes on residents and trades in town
The roads are muddy. Aga Weaver is sick. Tom Britton vs Bill Medaris is settled. John Brown bought fur from Ed Arthur. Dr. Young of Newark visited last week. Charley Burk Jr works for Berry Cox. Nat Isham went to Spencer for goods. Joe Hickman and Don Boruff went to Newark to mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Ed Arthur
Dr. Young
Newark
Charley Burk, Jr
Berry Cox
Nat Isham
Spencer
Joe Hickman
Don Boruff
George Wilson
J. J. Ballard
Charley Crites
Tom Calvert
Local notes and events in town last Friday and beyond
Robert Leach and Jacob Burn visited town last Friday while Presiding Elder Willis preached at the M E church. J A Poe traveled eight miles for Linton business. A large Christmas stock arrived. entertainment by Ela’s group drew a good crowd. Schools progress under Prof Enbanke with 360 attendees last Friday. Greene County Fair officers elected for 1894 led by Mose as president and Burns as vice president. Typhus fevers, wrecks, and a Thanksgiving masquerade are reported. Christmas preparations underway. Notables include Frank Strong and Jo Moss visiting town. Walker C Howard, formerly of Kentucky, died November 30 and was transported to Kentucky. Rev Marston from Queensland lectured Friday. school contractors returned home. Remains of Wa Beasley laid to Olive Branch cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leach
Jacob Burn
Willis
M. E
J. H. Humphreys & Co
John A. Poe
Linton
Ela
Enbanke
Greene County Fair
Joe Mose
Jacob Burns
D. J. Terhune
W. J. Hamilton
Dedrick Haseman
Fast Express
Baptist Church
Frank Strong
Buck Creek
Jo Moss
Robert Marshall
Walker C. Howard
Kentucky
Rev. Marston
Queensland
Australia
Wa. Beasley
Wright Township
Olive Branch
Lyons Community Notes and Local Death
William Hall loses a fine horse last week. Flova Halstead nine died Monday morning and was buried at Waggoner cemetery after a Christian church funeral led by Rev. Summers. Other items include Henry Kauffman shipping hogs, O Haver selling property, and visits among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pitser
Dick Gilligan
S. W. Jarvis
Bro. Julian
Fils Giltner
Belle Bledsoe
Isadore Fry
James Donagher
Flova Halstead
Abe
Sarah Halstead
Summers
Christian Church
Waggoner
Local street activity and travel among townspeople
Pack peddlers are numerous on city streets with John Bays and Robert Shelber seen on Dan Stantz made a flying trip to the city last week. Dan Nichols, conductor on the I. & 18, is taking a lay off. Charles Retheford's wife is not ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bays
Robert Shelber
Dan Stantz
Switz
Dan Nichols
Charles Retheford
I. & WY. Railroad Cuts Section Hands to Eight Hours
W H Brown traveled to Indianapolis to obtain Christmas supplies. The I and WY railroad reduced section hands to eight hours daily, equating to 88 cents in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Indianapolis
Local Notes and Public Troubles Across Greene County
Sam Roberts moves into Greene county. Jack Catron visits Bloomfield. The spoke factory will reopen soon. N. J. Stevens visits Terre Haute. Bruce Langton and Cal Garrett return from business trip despite influenza. Rev. Whitsett missed sermon due to sickness. No youth program planned for Christmas. Fergusoys return to Pennsylvania after visit home. Baldwin & Co. organ dealer visit from Indianapo tts. Wm. Britton’s child severely burned by hot water boiler. Maud Cornelius returns home from Burns City. Medical note explains lactic acid causes rheumatism and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy and blood purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Roberts
Greene County
Jack Catron
Bloomfield
N. J. Stevens
Terre Haute
Bruce Langton
Cal Garrett
Rev. Whitsett
James Fergusoy
Hare
Pennsyvania
Mr. Jones
Indianapotts
Baldwin & Co
Wm. Britton
Highland Institute Teachers Meet In December Session
Roads are muddy as Highland teachers convene for an Institute begun December 9 with Daisy McIntosh on Burke and Webster and J M Trent presenting methods. Lena Padgett explained physiology. P L Long discussed percentage. Nora McIntosh and Emma Buckner performed readings. institute adjourned to meet January second Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Groves
Newark
Mr. Groves
Highland
Institute
Burke and Webster
Daisy McIntosh
Emma Buckner
DeGarmo
J. M. Trent
Lena Padgett
P. L. Long
C.D
B. F. Smith
Local social notes and visits across town
Robert Fowler attended a protracted meeting with Victor Sun Rev Floyd while R W Yoho visited Bloomington Monday. Gertie Yoho contemplates evolution lessons. A Christmas tree entertainment is planned for Christmas night. Jasper Riddle and family visited his mother Sunday. Seymour Riddle returned from Bloomfield to rest a few days. H D Lutz photographed the institute Saturday. Charles Kemp was in town Monday night as guest of Wm Anderson. David Long visited his uncle Henry Long who is ill. John M Meredith from Hobbieville stayed with Kinsey Cullison Sunday. E Mowery, staying with J Hays, left for town but mislaid his way ending in Jonesboro. Emmett Dagley & Son bought Kinsey Cullison drug line and renovated James Hudson’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burge
Charlotte Chiney
Emmett Heaton
Don Frater
Bloomfield
Gertie Chaney
Lillie Dobbis
Lydia Flater
Coen School House
Ed Heaton
Maggie Harrel
Lank Workman
Harley Inman
Park
Melvin Heston
R. W. Yoho
Bloomington
D. Mies Gertie Yoho
Jasper Riddle
Seymour Riddle
H. D. Lutz
Institute
Charles Kemp
Recorder
Wm. Anderson
David Long
Owensburg
Henry Long
John M. Meredith
Hobbieville
Kinsey Cullison
School Progress Under Prof Evans Leads Improvements
The article notes progress under Prof Evans with Rev Bingham visiting Robinson Saturday. It mentions Ciderville excited over a new correspondent and boys attending a spelling at Heaton Thursday night. Joe Brown and Anna Bingham joined the protracted meeting at Heaton Sunday night. Leary Condor was seen on Mon Jonas Aland on our streets Monday. The Democrat offers blank deeds mortgages receipts and other blanks at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Evans
Bingham
Robinson
Ciderville
Boyes
Heaton
Joe Brown
Anna Bingham
Leary Condor
Jonas Aland
Independent Indiana damage suit settled after courtroom killing
In Danville Indiana Mrs C S Wesner settles her $10000 damages suit against J C Brown for the killing of her husband last May. The case arose from a courtroom murder following heated words between opposing counsel. Brown was tried and acquitted. the settlement amounts to $3000. Both men were prominent in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inng Colveian
Teres
Litanon
Ind
C. S. Wesner
J. C. Brown
Danville
Brown
Man Kills Companion During Mark Shooting in Indiana
Tremont Sultine of Losantiville shot and killed Samuel Harter after slipping a cartridge into his gun and declaring I will shoot you. The coroner investigated, while other regional notes report scaldings at Indianapolis Light and Power, land leases for Indiana gas belt pipelines, a memorial to Jonathan Jennings, a Warsaw suicide, a Muncie disappearance, and a Gurenspend confidence scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portiano
Ind
Tremont Sultine
Losantiville
Randolph County
Samuel Harter
Sultine
Harter
Winchester
Ina
Tipra Navoris
Samuel Miller
W. H. Shipley
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Portland
Lima
Toledo
Springfield
Dayton
Jonathan Jennings
Jerfersonville
Indiana
Charlestown
Clark ‘Courty
Jennings
Centerville Farmer Returns After Mysterious Disappearance
Taylor McConaha a wealthy Centerville farmer reappears refusing to explain his February disappearance. In Ossian Indiana a building planned as a saloon was destroyed by dynamite. In Union City Indiana Sam Prive’s confession in the Kent Brown killing case is read with claims of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Ind
Taylor McConaha
Fort Wayne
Ossian
Pers
Tnion City
Sam Prive
Kent Brown
Price
Editor Seeks White House Reply On Sherman Act Repeal
Desire December 11. The Denver Times editor telegrams President Cleveland asking for a public statement on the effect of repealing the Sherman act. He cites thousands unemployed in Colorado and urges prosperity restoration elsewhere if relief has followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desire
Denver Times
President Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Washington
Colorado
Indiana Notes: Hoosier News Mixed In One Column
Portland Indiana to raise saloon tax from 8 to 230 dollars Annie Wagoner stands trial for poisoning the Kooster family at Indianapolis Last winter Bogus telegrams to farmers near Bremen net about 160 dollars Worthington gang linked to car thefts and flour grab Fort Wayne club indicted for liquor and Sabbath law violations Indianapolis area crime and local disputes Greensburg gas leak near miss Lafayette fatal shooting in a quarrel Terre Haute forgery past and tissue paper on silver dollars Anderson forgery arrest from 19 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Ind
Fort Wayne Club
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Fremont Sutfine
Samuel Harter
Portland
Greensburg
Charles Porter
Lafayette
Edward Ruesdal
Michael Horan
Ruesdal
Ruesdal Returned and Shot Horan Dead. Tuesdal
Alex, Sanderson
George Taylor
Terre Haute
Granville Davis
Anderson
McWilliams
Dayton
Vast Great Lakes Shipping Losses Reported in Season
The season’s lake navigation tally shows 53 boats destroyed and 123 lives lost across the Great Lakes, with half the fatalities on Lake Erie. Steel vessels suffered higher losses than wooden ones, and collisions and fires drove most ruinous incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
S. C
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Fox
Knights of Labor
Potteries
Trenton
Wilson Tadi
James Shields
Capitol
Washington
Emperor William
Vigilant
Lawrence T. Neal
Ohio
Renii
Nc Kinley
Prendergast
Chicago
Harrison
Portland
United States
Grand Jury
British Columbia
Congress
Canton
Chilean-American Claims Commission
Barbers’ International Union
Cincinnati
Blue Grass
Lyreckinridge
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Grand Junction
Colo
Ludlum
Bostetter
Banco
Indianapolis
New York
San Francisco
Savhalien
Oakland
Russia
Multiple Tragic Deaths and Conflicts Reported Across United States
A wide sweep of brief items notes: Ella Amos dies in Lexington Indiana after clothes ignite at a grate. Mrs. Mary Wendell killed in a Tell City runaway. Henry Miles shoots Mary Ward and surrenders after jealousy. A locomotive explosion kills engineers Elliott Fireman Leever and Brakeman Spence in Hastland Texas. Edward Cady, 45, murders his children then suicide in Irie Pennsylvania. Unknown assailant arrested near Concord Georgia found hanged with bullets. Yaqui bands near Mexican revolutionaries. A San Francisco man named William Alonzo Jones injures a crank near Parkersburg West Virginia. E. M. Jenkins, Vossburg Mississippi marshal, shot by Deputy Earl Patton. Captain Fowls family drowns on Salt River California. Milan of Servia rumored coup to reclaim throne. Princes Frederick Wilhelm ill. Spanish police raid anarchist hubs. Influenza deaths rise in Germany. Storm damages Britain. ships sink. many deaths. Bulawayo quiet as settlement nears. Ge orgetown Georgia and Powers Dry Goods in St Paul burn. Norfolk navy yard stores burn. Hazelton Pennsylvania mine fire. Crystal Ridge mine under control with million loss. Rev Hiram Eddy of Canaan Connecticut dies. B P Hutchinson returns to Chicago board of trade business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Amos
Lexington
Ind
Mary Wendell
Tell City
Watertown
N. Y
Henry Miles
Mary A. Ward
Elliott
Leevers
Spence
Hastland
Tex
Irie
Edward Cady
Concord
Arthur Reynolds
Parkersburg
W. Va
Milan
Servia
Alexander
Friedrich Wilhelm
Germany
Schweninger
Bismarck
Great Britain
Siany
Bulawayo
Matabeleland
Bloody fight at Hollister leaves two mortally wounded
News reports a bloody clash at Hollister between Hungarians and others, with over a dozen seriously injured. Peter Manosky has a skull fracture and Schiovsky was stabbed in the abdomen. both are expected to die. A separate item notes Dr. Scott E. Hershey, pastor, challenging a papal delegate to public debate on school statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Hollister
Peter Manosky
Schiovsky
Satelli
Washington
Scott E. Hershey
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Stead and Gougar Speak to Chicago on Social Problems
Editor Stead of London and Mrs. Helen Gougar of Indiana addressed a large Central Music Hall audience on social problems and temperance. Gougar praised immediate relief for the needy while Stead argued prohibition fails and churches should do more to combat liquor with practical aid. He cited saloons providing comforts to patrons, drawing applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaco
Stead
London
Helen Gougar
Indiana
Central Music Hall
Governor Lewelling Circular Sparks Tramp Influx to Kansas
Reports from Topeka and southern Kansas describe a surge of hundreds of tramps arriving after Governor Lewelling issued a circular to police boards. Towns report intimidation, arson fears, and assaults on farmers. sheriffs bolster deputy ranks as trains bring more vagrants from Texas seeking winter shelter in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
We Police
Lowellie
Texas
Kensias
Unemployed Relief Drive Looms In Cascado
The Illinois conference of charities and corrections appointed a 100 member committee to raise 1 900 000 dollars for relief of the city’s unemployed nearly 117 000. Editor Stead noted ministers and millionaires should fund the effort, while many sought shelter at city hall. The meeting urged city work programs to aid jobless and feed the starving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascado
Illinois Conference of Charities and Corrections
Stead
W. BP
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Chicazo
Mello Pillages Hila Grande and Sails South
A dispatch from Petropolis Brazil reports Mello plundered the town of Hila Grande and then fled toward the south. The notice calls for lively correspondents from Greene county townships and requests weekly mailed correspondence to reach the office by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinoron
Petropolis
Brazil
State Department
Mello
Hila Grande
Greene County
Emetry Ua
Tuerdsy
Vessel Ashore Off Eastham in Fatal Storm
A British schooner named Jason went ashore off Eastham Massachusetts during a blinding storm. All 27 crew perished after the ship broke in two amidships. lifesavers failed to secure a line to the doomed vessel as rescuers battled heavy seas. One survivor, Samuel Evans, later spoke of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastham
Mass
Hiaruasp Liaut
Jason
McMillin
Calcutta
Boston
Acsen
Cape Cod
Pointiver Station
Highland Station
Pamet
Samuel Evans
Evans
McGann Seeks Long Inquiry Into Women and Machinery
A House proposal by Representative McGann directs the labor commissioner to study conditions for women and children in employment, including wages, sanitation, health, and life impact. The investigation would extend four to five years and examine machinery's effect on labor costs, production, and wages across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuineaTon
McGann
Commissioner of Labor
Tramp Circular Sparks Kaneas Debate In Lewelling Era
Kansas readers react to Governor Lewelling's call to police boards for a winter report on tramps in Kaneas. Local leader Chief Asher calls the governor's plan sensational and ridiculed, arguing the target is professional vagrants rather than the impoverished unemployed seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawakenxee
Kan
Lewelling
Asher
Kanes
Hotel de Bum
Kaneas
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Kelly Bend
Bill Kelly
Wes Calvert
Simmons Liver Regulator
Georgia
Lanesboro
Minn
John Flory
Thomas Axe
Emmations
John D. Blaker
John l. Blaker
Florence
Polly Flory
John Mesmore
Tulip
Lettie
Rosa Flory
Louiza Blaker
Wild Cat
Joe Quackenbush
Lydia
Jane Killinger
Grandma Axe
John L. Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
Room
Republic
St. Louis
Solsberri
Lucy Wilkereon
Parker Torrence
Ada
State of Ouro
Crry
Lucas Coury
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cuexey & Co
Hall
Frank J.henry
A. D
A. W. Gueason
Notary Public
F. J. Cozney & Co
Druggista
Odon
Nymere
D. W. Brown
Midway Valley
Harden
Sullivan County
Sarah Harden
Coen School
Matamoras
John Harden
Julio
A. L. Cavins
Sam
Oscar Hodge
Bucklen
M’aville
Aga Weaver
Tom Britton
Bill Medaris
Guy Cravens
LYONS
William Hall Lont
Moses Kauffman
T. O’haver
Harvey Laughlin
Lillie Aikman
Arch Aikman
Dugger
Emma Ross
Grant Township
E. Stein
Amanda West
Stafford Township
F. H. Reid
J. E Kern
Frank
Switz City
Scotland
Maud Cornelius
Burns City
Lydia Dobbins
Hood
Calvertville
Willard
Farmer's
Harvey Foley
Robert Fowler
Victor
Rev. Floyd
E. Mowery
J. Hays
Our Town
Jonesboro
Emmett Dagley & Son
James Hudson
Democrat
Constable
Fooster State News
Warsaw
F. A. Bolgenshausen
Muncie
Thomas Hartley
Kansas City
Gurenspend
Georgetown
Suny
Powers Dry Goods Company
St. Paul
Phenix Cork Works
Lancaster
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Creal Springs
Ill
Crystal Ridge
Hazelton
Hiram Eddy
Canaan, Conn
Bull Run
Connecticut
B. P. Hutchinson
Old Hutch
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S. Gov't Report
Stead and Gougar
Stupendous Bank
Vienna
Loxpux
Dec
St. Jamea Gazette
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Lulihs Grande
Congressman McGann
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