Local notes urge overdue subscription payments and town news
The page warns several hundred subscribers to prepaid four years at six dollars each and promises bills for collection on those over a year in arrears. It also lists local items: new machinery at Newark mill, a large county sale, road congress delegates, school progress, and various town notices and personal updates.
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Humeston
Shenandoah
St. Louis Republic
Hert & Graham’s
Waillsell
Jlourfield
Worthington
Jackson Township
Bear Dry Branch School
Holly Wood
Ala
Cou- Laine
Florida
Orange Hill
Beech Creek
Highland Township
Clutty Church
Moss & Axtell
Bridge Pier Award Sparks Democratic Victory Cheer
The Erdston bridge project moved forward as the Indiana Bridge Company won a special session bid to complete the delayed pier over White River within ninety days. The four foot diameter iron piling will be set in concrete at a cost of 2600, a bit higher than the original plan, but claimed to be equally sound. The Democrat party hailed the decision as a public win against prior delays.
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Board of Commisers
Erdston Bridge
White River
Indiana Bridge Company
Stine
Bloomfid
George McDonald
St. Louis Clobe- Democrat
Lost Shoats and Divorces in Local Notices
Lost shoats advertised with reward and description, plus a mix of legal notices and court actions. The column lists divorces, marriage licenses, school statistics, and local arrests with names and rewards noted, including Sue prosaic entries about tobacco fund balances and postal mail concerns.
As Nature Prompts Love Story in Demand
A sensational nineteenth century novel titled As Nature Prompts portrays a passionate romance between Leah Martin and Isaac Wilber. A minister’s daughter author narrates a refined yet ardent tale, admired by Rev Newton Strow Brids, who cautions against youth exposure. Publication by The Reliable Publishing Co offers sealed delivery in the United States and Canada for 81.
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Leah Martin
Isaac Wilber
Newton Strowbrids2
Leah
Uni
Canada
Reliable Publishing CO
P. D
Sprirgfield
Ohio
New Farmers Organization Forms Amid Alliance Split
In Mranonis on November 19 the Farmer’s Alliance split with the People’s party after a caucus. A temporary body formed to issue a manifesto while Loucks delegates kept their session, electing IL Ta Loucks as president and Marion Butler as vice president. A second group outlines the Industrial Legion of the United States with Taubeneck, Vander voort and Burkitt, aiming for 1.5 million members by 1906 and carrying Populist ideas.
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Mranonis
Farmer's Alliance
People's Party
Loucks
IL Ta Loucks
South Dakota
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Taylor
Nashville
Ben Terrell
Texas
L. Leonard
Missouri
Mann Page
Virginia
I.E. Dean
New York
H. C. Deming
Pennsylvania
Menus
Industrial Legion of the United States
Taubeneck
Paul Vandervoort
Vandervoort
Frank Burkitt
Mississippi
Wit
Salvation Army Continental Congress Opens in New York
The Salvation Army’s United States Continental Congress begins a three day session in New York City with about three thousand in parade from Lenox Lyceum to Carnegie Music Hall. Commander Ballington Booth and staff attend as letters from national figures are read. The report also notes Alaska forest fires and mosquito activity cited by E J Glave.
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Continental Congress
New York City
New York
Salvation Army of the United States
Lenox Lyceum
Carnegie Music Hall
Major Smith
Salvation Army
Ballington Booth
Music
Booth
Evans
Harrison
Lyman Abbott
Charles A. Briggs
Notable York County Farm Leader Shaping Modern Agriculture
John H. Small of Chanceford township pens a 900 acre farming empire in York county. He cultivates grain, hay, tobacco on three farms, fattens 225 cattle yearly for European markets, operates a grist mill, and oversees eight farms with a large, modern operation employing many men. The piece praises his garden spot-like holdings and progressive management.
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York
John H. Small
Chanceford Township
York County
Small
Old County of
Lancaster Inquirer
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