The Crackerjack Indian Agent George W Harper Speaks
In 1893 George W Harper recalls debt, eleven children, fifty six acres, and mortgage troubles. He explains paying debts after an appointment as Indian Agent by Cleveland aided by Gordon and Hoke Smith, defends his integrity, rejects slander about abandoning family, and asserts pride in his public service and family. He notes three hundred seventy six Indian women, three hundred ninety six children, and three hundred sixty three men who call him father or Little Father, with one hundred dress gifts connected to named child George Harper.
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Grover Cleveland
John B. Gordon
Hoke Smith
Interior
Stary
Harper
Carroll
Tama
Big Father
Thorn
George Harper
Leorned
Manual Griffin
Dick Carter
Lite
Joe Griffin
Bill Moore
Garretts
Dr Fitts
For Sale One 42-inch corn mill and sawmill
A. R. Spence of Carrollton Georgia advertises a 42 inch corn mill in good repair alongside a sawmill. Prices apply. Furniture and tools not listed.
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A. R. Spence
Carrollton
Milking Process as Factory in Udder Says Scientist
The Indiana Farmer cites John Burroughs stating milk is produced in the cow’s udder like a factory. Nervous disturbance or excitement can halt milk flow, as the cow’s nervous system redirects energy, making milking largely involuntary rather than a simple voluntary release.
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John Burroughs
Indiana
Selfishness and decency in town life crosswords
The piece argues that selfishness fails financially and socially while public spirit and loyalty to the town pay. It cites the Atchison Globe and a humorous exchange about a disputed paper cutout, reflecting on values and modestty in daily life.
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Atchison Globe
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