Grasshoppers Under Eradication Drive in South Dakota
State Irrigation commissioner Cochrane returns from Brown and Billings counties where Grasshoppers are being fought with fourteen hopper closers. Crude petroleum is shipped in for dusting, and a bounty of 20 cents per bushel is offered. Professor Sanders oversees the operation with county workers burning off stubble and grass on unused lands.
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Brown County
Professor Sanders
State Agricultural Bureau
Republicans Face Defeat in Columbus Convention Forecast
The piece asserts any Republican nominee at Columbus convention next Tuesday will lose to Hon. Francis M. Griffith. It argues the district leans Democratic, cites low mood and unfulfilled Democratic promises, and calls the GOP victory an impossibility to succeed Judge Holman.
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Fowler visits Franklin after eight years
Fowler, ex pastor of the Tabernacle church, arrived from Bowling Green, Ky, and will spend the rest of the week with friends. He is in good health and notes many changes in Franklin since his last visit, with his old friends and a largely new city.
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Fowler
Bowling Green
Franklin
Tabernacle Church
Columbus
Opinion favors Griffith in Fourth District race
A letter from Sey. Dem. argues Francis M. Griffith will win easily in the August 10 election and mocks Republican candidates prospects. The writer predicts a Democratic walk over and urges Republicans to save effort. The piece reflects party sentiment in the Fourth Congressional District.
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Big Shipment of Strawberries
New Albany reports the season sees over 40,000 gallons shipped from the area the largest harvest in the county yet growers say prices stayed low. They blame high transport commissions extortion and fraud by commission houses and consider forming an association for fairer rates and dealings.
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New Albany
Neighborhood News Mix of Notes and Oddities
The column compiles quick items from Joy and Woe in the city including social visits Miss Catherine Underwood at Cincinnati College of Music to see Miss Cloe Butler, local hunts by the Lowe brothers and Johnnie Lehnar, Rev. T Sweeney delivering a patriotic address in Franklin, and musings on a hypothetical island near Liverpool. It notes economic points about Mexico’s gold premium versus wages, Queen Victoria’s age, corn and wheat conditions, local entertainments at Mrs A Rice and Mrs Reynolds, Crump electric fans in Kitvinger’s Bakery and Holmes drug store, and Bishop Willis’s views on Hawaii union with Britain.
Evening Republican Threats at Libel Suits to Be Tiled
Local court morning session focuses on libel suit threats as defendants prepare motions. Prosecutors argue for strict reporting standards while defense lawyers seek extended time. Public interest remains high as judges weigh prominent individuals involved.
Brown County Delegates Named and Local Happenings
Republicans mass meeting selects delegates and alternates to the Columbus convention for Brown County. Also notes owl cry on Third street, blue streetcar trouble, Frank Moore returns from Musical College, Robert Campbell's illness after a party, Mary Thompson visiting, and PBA Strauss coming from Shelbyville.
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Brown County
Brown Co
Columbus
Sunday Services and Address by Rev Sigmund at 3:30
The notice invites all men and boys to Sunday services at 3:30 with Rev. A. Sigmund delivering the address. Special singing and ice water. Editor M. A. Locke of the Columbus Herald was in the city last night.
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Disorder at Western Hotel sparks doubt of accuser
A hotel guest Neuberger faced accusations of a night intrusion but the landlord Mr Hall, his wife and others question the tale. The Sun backs Hall’s innocence while a reporter’s one sided story provoked strong reaction. Local social items report a summer dance at City Hall and tribal cemetery decorating plans.
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Notable Yet Short Night With a Powerful Lecture
Mr. Young, a thorough scholar and devout Christian, delivers lectures that touch both heart and head. Morning and evening talks are set for 19 and 3 respectively, with repeat sessions on Lord's Day annaway. Reading publics across churches and students are urged to attend for benefit.
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Mr. Young
Interwoven Local News Roundup and Notices
A ragbag of local items notes Miss Jessie Rice ill at home in Northside and a postponed ball game due to visiting club issues. Reports on county bridge plans, area picnics, new electric fans, squirreling hunts, and updates from Brown and Morgan counties appear alongside church schedules and charitable notices.
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Sran
Northside
Franklin Flunks Baseball Game With Columbus Tonight
Franklin's crack ball club refused to meet the Columbus team this afternoon. The village aggregation showed a yellow streak and avoided the diamond duel, delaying the humiliation to a later date.
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White Feather
Columbus Boys
Man fined for assault and weapons finds more trouble
John Carola was fined nine dollars by Mayor Beck for assault and battery and soon after jailed for carrying concealed weapons with a ten dollar fine before Justice Denni son. Both fines were stayed by Carola's step father amid ongoing local turmoil including Porter county cyclone and fire losses estimated at ten thousand dollars. A Chicago Record note reports Washington state clerks ages distribution, challenging the notion of an all old public service.
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