Locust Grove: Morse Estate Remains Timeless Home
The Locust Grove estate near Poughkeepsie preserves Samuel F. B. Morse’s memory as a four story 28 room villa. Ownership passed to Col William H. Young in 1895 and remains with Mrs. Wm. H. Young and children. The house features antique furniture and historic details including the tower library and porte cochere with bronze dogs.
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Geo. D. Fisher
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Western Union
Samuel F .B. Morse
Breed’s Hill
Charlestown
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Mt. Vernon
Potomac
Morse
Poughkeepsie
Henry Livingston
Boston
Bunker Hill
Prof
John Montgomery
Locust Grove
Hiere Morse
Western Union Telegraph Company
Europe
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West 22Nd Street
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
New York
New York-Poughkeepsie
United States
Wm. H. Young
Innis Young
Annette Young
Wmn
H. Young
Col. Young
Porte Cochere
Tittle
Leila” Morse
America
Traveling Salesman Robbed Near Temple on Little River Road
Otis Montgomery of Dallas, a Texas Belting salesman, was robbed of about 200 dollars including cash and checks two miles from Temple on the Little River road after dark Wednesday. Three young men in a small car confronted him with revolvers, took 95 dollars in cash and two checks, then fled south. Montgomery described a blue suit and straw hat worn by one robber, all masked, with no rear-numbered car. Police were notified and search extended to nearby cities, with no arrests by midnight.
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Otis Montgomery
Dallas
Texas Belting Company
Temple
Little River Road
Montgomery
Grimes
Little River Highway
Rogers
Cameron
LaGrange
Here
Forty Two Club Tea Hosted by Mrs. Triggs in Spring Display
The Forty Two club enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Alex Triggs featuring spring flowers including Paul Neron roses and pink radiance rosebuds in silver vessels. Guests Mesdames Baskin Childress Smith Jenness and Miss Dickard received favors. Mrs. Vernon Roberts assisted. Mrs. Swift of Gardiner Maine, visiting Mrs. Smith, was presented a georgette handkerchief.
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Alex Triggs
Paul Neron
Mesdames Lena’ Baskin
George Childress Jr
Oxsheer Smith
Clifton Jenness
Lucille Dickard
Vernon Roberts
Swift
Gardiner
Maine
Birthday Luncheon for Mrs H A Jackson in Cameron
Mrs H A Jackson received a surprise birthday luncheon from her daughter Miss Oleta Jackson on Thursday April 14 at their Cameron home. Miss Oleta and her friend Miss Kulak prepared a chicken lunch and a birthday cake with candles. Mrs Jackson also received several gifts.
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H. A. Jackson
Miss Oleta Jackson
Cameron
Doan's Pills Advise For Kidney Health
The ad extols Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to improve kidney function when blood toxins linger in the body. It claims many people use them and urges readers to ask neighbors about the remedy.
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Doan
Old Trail Driver Dies At Farm Here
John H. McLian aged 75 at the County Farm died Tuesday April 10. An old Texas trail driver linked to North of 36, he helped shape early Texas history and was famed as a rider. He left relatives out of state. Funeral Tuesday afternoon, laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. L. J. Power conducted services at First Methodist Church.
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Mr. McLinn
Texas
Oak Hill Cemetery
L. J. Power
First Methodist Church
Additions Planned for Thorndale Marvel Bath House
The Marvel Well bath house near Thorndale begins under way additions to enlarge facilities and install new equipment to serve up to 100 patients daily. Manager M. K. Culver notes progress on east and west wings after a Marlin trip for new ideas with Mrs. Culver and Mr. and Mrs. Wallis.
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Marvel Bath House
M. K. Culver
Culver
Marvel
Marlin
John Wallis
Minerva
Marvel Well
Bath House
Dallas Family Guests of Aunts Last Week
Mrs Bill McKinney and her son Gene of Dallas visited her aunts Mrs Dan Gunn and Mrs Hugo Slaughter last week for a family gathering in the newspaper item.
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Bill McKinney
Gene
Dallas
Dan Gunn
Hugo Slaughter
Mrs Lizzie Weaver Visits Sisters In Dallas
Mrs Lizzie Weaver of Dallas visited her sisters Mesdames Dan Gunn and Hugo Slaughter last week, staying for a private family gathering.
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Lizzie Weaver
Dallas
Mesdames Dan Gunn
Hugo Slaughter
Purge and physic woes ease with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Countless girls and women reject purges and physic for headaches dizziness biliousness and sour stomach. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promotes natural bowel regularity without gripping or upsetting delicate users and is harmless and pleasant for children too. A 60 cent bottle is available and free samples are offered by Monticello Illinois makers.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
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