Why the Republican Party Should Be the Choice of Women
A historical campaign piece urging women to join and vote Republican. It lists reasons tied to rights, education, labor, peace, and prosperity, emphasizing suffrage support, equal pay, and protective legislation. The text urges enlistment and immediate registration for suffrage and voting rights.
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Republican Party
Republican Congress
Department of Labor
Congress
Republica Party
Party of
Party of Patriotism, Prosperity and Progress
Fragmented Puzzles Poems and Relics in Old News
A jumble of snippets mentions Anvestors Puzzita jokes about investors, a singer named George and his mother, a crucifix relic from St. Andrew to Marseilles, a Rule for Success about hard work, bottles and a fossil skeleton now linked to a huge South American animal. The tale travels from Buenos Aires to Madrid.
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Andrew
St. Victor
Marseilles
Brook High opens with Delphi clash in October 15 season
Brook High School starts basketball with a October 15 game against Delphi at Brons final. Coach Davis plans a ten man rotation to keep strength. Schedule lists Dolptt Oxford New Richmond and Fine Village with Rennsselaer Crown Point pending. Interim notes urge support and announce an upcoming Inter-Class Tourney on October 5 at the Community Building.
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the Brook High School
Delphi
Brons
Mrook
Dolptt
Oxford
New Richmond
Fine Village
Rennsselaer
Crown Point
Davis
Enmterson
Vatpe
Whiting
Rally Day Promises Busy Church School Year
Last Sunday celebrated promotion in Sunday school and Rally Day ahead. Children division organized with officers and teachers. Forenoon program uses orchestra with devotions, lessons, reports, and two addresses by Prof Courtney and Prof Selumant on The Great Master Teacher. Evening C E meets at 6 30 and sermon at 7 30 with Wednesday prayer
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Pew
Nj Scorps
Courtney
Bronk Senants
W. 0. Selumant
Newton County Public Schools
C. E
Farm Notes: Poland China Sale Draws Large Crowd
The Poland China sale by Boyd Shonkwiler drew a large crowd. Average price about 50 dollars per head. Newton County buyers included Frank Spitler J B Staton Gert Kenoyer Ralph Majors from Jefferson township and William Whaley Lee Purkey Harley Padget O B Doty from Washington township.
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Boyd Shonkwiler
Newton County
Frank Spitler
J. B. Staton
Gert Kenoyer
Ralph Majors
Jefferson Township
William Whaley
Lee Purkey
Harley Padget
O. B. Doty
Washington Township
Hens and Insurance Notice From Indiana Agent
Poultry notes advise late molt hens show soft vent protection and ample pelvic space for strong laying. Emphasizes protein in ration and early culling for flock depth. Also promotes accident insurance with Fred F Killin Fowler Indiana noting 5,000 policies and personal claim settlement trust.
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County Aygent
Fred. F. Killin
Fowler
Indiana
Rensselaer Auctioneer and Grant Era Note
A notice highlights W A Mcurtan of Rensselaer Indiana as a livestock auctioneer eight years’ seasoned with buyers’ familiarity. The text also references President Grant’s cabinet changes and a garbled poem about perseverance and health by Sir George Reid, with scattered historical names and dates.
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Rensselaer
Ind
Grant
Elihor Washburn
Nik Dols
France
Hamilton Fish
Washburn
George Reid
Harvesting Two Corn Crops in the Philippines
The article highlights Philippine agricultural progress with Filipino schoolboys growing two corn crops annually. It notes government support for agricultural schools, a Filipino-led legislature, and rising rice shortages driving corn's popularity alongside crops like hemp, sugar cane, coconuts, coffee, tapioca, and pineapples. It also mentions idle land, potential population growth, and the Filipinos’ readiness for citizenship in a nascent Philippine Republic.
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United States
Philippine Islands
Flpino
Islands
Philippines
Phiippines
Japan
Phillippines
Philippine Republic
All Aboard for Baguio From Manila in Scenic Road Trip
A travelogue narrates a 200 mile northbound automobile and train voyage from Manila to Baguio, praising Luzon routes, tropical to temperate climates, and the envisioned hydroelectric potential. It highlights scenery, engineering feats on the Tanous Benguet road, and Baguio as a rising mountain resort with cool climate and year round appeal.
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Muollg
Baguio
Philippines
Autaists
Luzon
Urested
Manila
Bayle
Luros
Camp Ue
Benguet
Ashead
Bagulo
Ality
Baegulo
Ttis
Raecula
Archipaby
Orient
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Women of the Nation
Doetenu Free Press
George
Daddy
Connecticut
Continental Hartford
National Liberty
W. $. Gunningham
Frep Lyons
H, M. Liner
Joe Badger
Rieqkelf
Bal
Trey Jinnee
New York
Denver
Moeers Hskere
Aithe Giet
Jack
Elmrches
Stille Bonita
Eric Doys
Whubledon Common
London
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Church News
S.S. Davis
W. A. Mgcurtan
Chicago
Daily News
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