Tenting in the country tale of a lone camper and a hidden admirer
A lone camper builds a tent away from neighbors to rest and recover. He discovers a dainty woman has secretly watched and left gifts, then receives notes from the Farnsworths inviting him to visit their daughter, nine teen, and learn more about the secret admirer.
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Tee
Bowan
Walla
Rome
Toro
Thorne
Mike Clarw
Parneworth
Steele
Fataaent
Farnsworth
Mra
Farnaworth
Kingdom of Carroll Baster Free Press Snapshot
In bloody Kansas north of Carrollton a young farmer Walter Rowe and hired man Thomas Roan farmed well last year. They produced 15 bales of cotton and 35 two-horse loads of corn, syrup, potatoes, pork and beef, wheat and hay. Neighborhood residents include John C. Sharp and Robert Woodruff with sizable crops and profits. elderly Frank Morris farmed on credit. Social notes mention visits and illness among local residents.
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Baster Free Press
Kingdom of Carroll
Kansas
Carrollton
Carrollton and
Buchanan
Walter Rowe
Thomas
Roan
Tom
John C. Sharp
Robert Woodruff
Frank Morris
Old-Time Religion Urged By Vice President In Washington
In a Washington address, Vice President Marshall warned against infidelity and the pursuit of wealth eroding civilization. He urged a return to God and sharper adherence to the gospel amid rising materialism, citing Ferrero's critique of money worship and pagan excess.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Washington
Marshall
Guglielmo Ferrero
Roosevelt
Ferrero
Atlantic
America
Europe
Atlanta
Constitution
Farmer Loan Offer For Carroll County On Pay As You Go
A lender states willingness to help every farmer with owned farms in Carroll County on a pay as you go basis through one of five installment loan plans. The message promises a plan that solves his money problem for Mr. Farmer and similar landowners with improved income farms.
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Carroll County
Free Press
William Wilson Finley Remembered by Southern Railway Board
The Southern Railway Company board records the death of William Wilson Finley of Washington on November 25 1913 at age 25 and notes his seven year presidency ending in 1906. It praises his leadership expanding the system stabilizing finances, fostering internal merit promotions, public education efforts and Southern welfare, and his role in agricultural improvement. The board appoints a secretary to send sympathy to his family.
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Southern Railway Company
Washington
William Wilson Finley
South
Pass Christian
Mississippi
New Orleans
Finley
Frank
Rod Manly
Mr. Finley
Tulane University
Southern Railway
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Bettie Johnson
Mittie Hammond
Susie Williamson
Pearlie Hammond
Delia Music
Bob Roberts
Cora Williamson
Pearlie
Viola Hammond
M. A. Simmons
Mo A. Simmons
C.F. Simmons Medicine Co. Progrictors
ST. Louis, MQ
Red Cross Drug Store
Roop
Dorsett
Uke
Bia
Progressive Farmer
THE
Carroll Free Press
Ralph Meeks
Wemoram
Finleys
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