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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
5
Local notes report sales and visits across towns. Charlie Taviis stays with his brother Thomas while J D Yunt aids Mr Burk at the harness shop. Various residents move homes, ship cattle, and discuss community events and gatherings.
A historical note records the first criminal brought to justice via the electric telegraph in England. The event highlighted the telegraph’s role in fast law enforcement, marking a milestone in 19th century policing and communications.
Property featuring 186 acres near Gorabhoud station and local stores. Two story farmhouse with painted exterior, cellar, and sheds. Includes apple trees, pasture, water, and proximity to school station and town conveniences. May appeal to dairying operations and smallholders seeking rural frontage and farm amenities.
J. J. Gottler a wealthy shoe dealer and banker travels 1000 miles to recover 3000 of a 4000 embezzlement from an employee in Atlanta. He offers the man a fresh start with a 1000 check, saying he does not want to jail him. The embezzler accepts and pledges to begin anew.
A damaged excerpt records a northwest Missouri campaign stop where voters discuss candidates and speeches. A young farmer repeats that some speakers impressed the crowd while asking about a candidate named Genego and why another figure faced opposition, noting a tax or tariff issue as part of the debate.
A mangled exchange shows a little girl addressing her mother about a personal task. The text depicts a distracted scene with misheard words, a suggestion of a rushed handwriting attempt, and a sense of familial confusion as characters discuss writing and ownership.
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