My Travels Into the Army by D F Dyer of Amo Indiana
D F Dyer recounts his Civil War journey from Maynardville Tennessee to Kentucky and Virginia. He joins Captain Thornburgh in July 1861, fights at Cumberland Gap, joins the First Tennessee Regiment, and describes marches, skirmishes, captures, and the long trek through Kentucky and Ohio toward Williamsburg and Charleston.
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Maynardville
Union County
East Tennessee
Isa
Bill Owens
Union
Sr. Thornburgh
Capitan
Kentucky
Cumberland Mountain
Wilson’s Gap
M Mountain
Thornbury
Beepme
Kentuckkes
Tennessee
Lamben
Rederides
Ifty Gien
Barbersville
Hraneen
U.S. Army
Dick Hoberson
Wild Cat
London
Somerset
Zoleeater
Cornell Fry
Zolecoster
Wright
Perthunel
Ohio
Charleston
Lime solution for water tanks and court updates
Instructions discuss lime to keep water tanks clean and prevent scum buildup. Warns lime loses strength and wash cycles are needed. Mentions Harvery Moon a Christchurch offender and possible attorney appointment for defense, with a court case underway and a recent investigation.
Awakenings Singers Move a Reader to Prayer and Praise
Poem praising forest birds that awaken the speaker from sleep with celestial song. The piece invokes angels, hosannas and peace on earth, ending with gratitude for the morning music and a prayer in the heart. Signed by Mrs. H. E. Haruaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
H. E. Haruaway
Forrest Home Stock Farm Gains Noted Growth and Plans
Forrest Home Stock Farm in Coatsville Indiana has been improved over winter and spring. Elder stockman M E McHluttie Sr. at 80 is dividing his estate with Ernest McHate taking the old home place. A new training barn addition and track rebuild are planned. Bonnie Direct sired horses from Grasslands Tarn bred here gain praise. Plans also include a 21 story building in Indianapolis by Bletcher Realty and a shift toward breeding high quality pace and trotting stock.
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Forrest Home
Coatsville
Ind
Indiana
M. E. McHluttie
Ernest McHate
Bonnie Direct
Direct
Grasslands Tarn
Indianapolis
Forrest King
King Red
Ruth Dillon
Lexington
John Splan
Ernest
Walnut Hall
John R. Gentry
Directly
Chena Dlars Revie
Spraying December for Peach Trees Boosts Yield
State entomologist Bb. W. Douglass reports white wash spraying of peach trees before Christmas delays budding and protects fruit through frosts. In Maxwell’s demonstration orchard, sprayed trees blossomed 10 to 14 days later and now show over 50 percent more fruit in good condition. He also notes lime and sulphur spray reduces peach leaf curl and clean foliage, while unsprayed trees show knotted leaves. He warns frost damage will cut Indiana apple, pear, and cherry crops.
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Bb. W. Douglass
Jack Frost
Maxwell
L. W. Hopkins
Douglass
Indiana
Douge Juss
Blaze routs Bainbridge Indians in seven high scoring innings
The Bluzes overwhelmed the Bainbridge Indians with seventeen safeties led by Franklin and Sullivan each with three, Warren driving in three in the seventh. Sands allowed only three hits as the Blaze piled on eight runs in the seventh and three in the eighth before rain halted play.
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Jimmie Burk
Bainbridge Indians
Capitol
Jimmie
Franklin
Sullivan
Brey
Sands
Nichols
Bill
Bailey
Pruitt
Ballard
Warren
Blaze
Bainbridge
Warren Ade Tavo
Pittsboro
Thorntown
Coatsville
Stilesville
Waller Marshal
New Books Adapted Amid Public Debate Over History
The estate board and State Board of Sell Book Commissioners discuss proposed changes to history textbooks and access to American History lessons. Critics warn China ties could tilt lessons. supporters mention costs and legal constraints. Names such as Misses and Mrs. are cited among figures proposing or opposing edits.
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Deddaeatien
State Board of Sell Book Comimidssiemmers Bas
Gorda
Chih
Hazardous blaze damages Hazelett Grocery at Greencastle
A fire damaged the Hazelett grocery in Greencastle for about 500 dollars. The小 story lists other local items including hospital fund gains, bankruptcies, deaths, and regional incidents from Indiana, with multiple names and places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hazelett
Greencastle
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D. F. Dyer
Amo, Indiana
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Herald
Hiarvey Moon
Chiston
Moon
Coritibesdon
Laos
SUNY
Whipperwill
God
Bird
Forrest Home Stock Farm
Dietcher Bank
Washington Street
Meriddanm
Pennsylvenia Streets
Diatapolis Oor
Bletcher Realty Company
Hucks
Simen Lishy
Suradis
George Lishy
Wite
Rus Harroun
Hhe
Spartansburg
Pas
Tie
Ayo Pirroun
Mro
Mrs. Wisehart
Illmere
Bluze
Gills
Bray
Brankiin
Gorka
Struehired
Toby Gorton
Nelson Vinghe Brown
Milow
Clark
U ‘S
Elpaorhiait
Hubbard
Theais Phaape
Bbb
Carrie Bast
Marie Watens
Iad Wate
Multan Mossvs
Advan Coop
Dria Canepa
Pit
Vaughn
Methodist Hospital
Brazil
Web
Frank E. Green
Charles E. Emmerich
Manual Training High School
That City
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Frank T. Stalnaker
Capital National Bank
Terre Haute
William and
Nerman Miller
Henry Kincomb
Gable Bush
Indiana Sunday School Association
Ft. Wayne
Elwood
Food and Drug Department
State Board of Health
FH. E. Barnard
Wordril Assembly
Theodore T. Martin
Hendricks County
Martin
Central Novaae Eolege
Danville
State Normal
Indiana University
Bloomington
Avon
North Salem
Merritt
Hadley
Oa Fortie
Noblesville
Tadley
Dinato
Horden
New Albany
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