Alger Invests in Vast Alabama Yellow Pine Tract
Ex Secretary Russell A Alger and associates complete purchase of 220460 acres of yellow pine lands spanning Escanaba Coneenh Monroe Baldwin counties in Alabama from the Alabama river to the St Johns river region. Price set at 1 500 000 with plans to harvest timber and develop the timber holdings. The deal is led by Gen Alger and associates and aims to exploit the timber resources for production and transport by railroad interests.
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Russell A. Alger
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Unclear OCR record with political figures and events
Fragmentary text mentions a representative minister, town, and merchants. References include Chief Croker, Mayer Guemeg, Townsend, and a mayoral or municipal context. The passage is garbled, making precise details or dates unreadable.
Smoke Shells Introduced in French Artillery
French artillery adopts smoke shells to counter enemy fire by clouding the battlefield. The shells replace prior omlechite and shrapnel rounds and aim to blind opposing gunners while both army and navy will receive them.
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Army
Navy
American Owners Barred in Japanese Settlements in Corea
United States Consul General Horace N. Allen reported that ownership of land in Korea’s exclusive Japanese settlements is confined to Japanese subjects. Americans may mortgage property but cannot enforce payment through sale, and only a Japanese can buy. Also notes Rome mortality rates rising from 9 to 18 per 1,000 in recent years.
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Corea
United States
Horace N. Alien
Seoul
Allen
Rome
Fairview Commencement Opens School Exercises
The Eleventh Annual Fairview School commencement was held May 8 at Fairview Christian Church. Teachers and pupils decorated with pink and emerald colors and the motto Aim at a certain end. Speakers included J B Brown of Karnham College, and Dain McClure, with remarks on education, effort, and community support from patrons.
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Fairview
Fairview Christian Contes
Elasa
de JE. Brown
Noplantes
Tieste
Fev Alte Martin
Oman
Dain McClure
Delbert Tey
Berry Young
LD. Springer
Peciooues
Coches Ga
Dee Sprigver
Mineh
Eighth Annual Commencement at Brownsville Township
The Eighth Annual Commencement of Brownsville Township Schools was held at the M E Church in Brownsville on May 10. Seventeen pupils delivered essays under the motto Aim High. Rev D W Parks gave the invocation and County Supt C W Osborne awarded diplomas, praising patrons for their support. The Stevens Orchestra of Glenwood provided music as the large crowd observed what was praised as the best commencement yet.
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Brownsville
M. E
Aim High
D. W. Parks
Liberty
D. W. Parke
C. W. Osborne
Cship Tt
Og Owas
Stevens
Glenwood
Showalter
Abernathy
Liftie Laird
Edna Showaiter
Dessie Wilson
Montie Saowaiter
Rhoda Wate Clycle Wilsca
McDevagal
Myrtleswan
Ilelen Speer
Princspal
Lis Room
Progress in Los. Work by Missionaries in Indiana
During April the Missionaries of the American S. Union in Indiana organized 26 new Schools with 109 teachers and 942 scholars, reorganized 14 schools with 42 teachers and 479 scholars. They aided 27 existing schools, made 1002 family visits, distributed 42 Bibles and testaments and 87 205 dollars worth of society publications plus thousands of religious tracts. Eleven men are employed in the state, including Ode R. Barclay of this city who can answer questions about the work.
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S. 8. Union
Indiana
Ode R. Barclay
Green's August Flower promotes health for dyspepsia
Professor Houton reports travelers worldwide increasingly rely on Green's August Flower for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, constipation, headaches, and general malaise. He notes it is non injurious with regular use and offers a free sample bottle at McKennan & Ashworth's, with sale through dealers worldwide.
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Prof. Houton
McKennan & Ashworth's
Local notices from Ward Femimon area
Jarrespoys hence of thesaurier Wis. Meer has gone to Falmouth for the summer with his daughter Mrs. Myrtle Milter. Alvin Rose and family visited Hirata Ho's on Sunday. Charles Grubb and wife from East Connersville spent Sunday with T. Ko Currey and attended Sunday School. Hhaerdy Jones Sims improving under Dr. Smith of Hverton. Mrs. Clare Currey met with an accident last Saturday while driving the roller. fell and was bruised but not seriously. Robert Taylor and wife called on James Sims Sunday evening. Little Bertha Hughes of near Quakertown is visiting Mrs. Deiila Myer this week. Jacob Rose and family visiting his mother. they came for the death of Mrs. Rose's mother Mrs. Isabell Trulor of East Connersville. Mrs. Eliha Hughes, Mrs. Kate Lancaster, Fred Myer and family, and James Snyder and daughters spent last Sunday with Elisha Myer and wife, Everette, of Mt. Carmel, after two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Jake Bunnell of this place. Bert Ellis has a brand new buggy. Albert Sims and family from M Garrison spent last Sunday with James Sims.
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Jarrespoys
Thesaurier
Wis
Meer
Falmouth
Myrtle Milter
Alvin Rose
Hirata Ho's
Charles Grubb
East Connersville
T. Ko Currey
Sturday School
Hhaerdy Jones Sims
Smith
Hverton
Clare Currey
Robert Taylor
James Sim
Bertha Hughes
Quakertown
Deiila Myer
Jacob Rose
Rose
Isabell Trulor
Eliha Hughes
Kate Lancaster
Fred Myer
James Snyder
Elisha Myer
Everette
Mt. Carmel
Jake Bunnell
Bert Ellis
Albert Sims
M Garrison
James Sims
Caldwells Syrup Pepsin touted as tasty cure
Pleasant Maple Syrup like flavor makes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin easy for children to take and cure constipation and stomach troubles. Available in 10, 50c and $1.00 sizes. Subscribe for the Courier.
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Calidwell
Jemison
Harmony Township censua enumerator appointment announced
Alfred Band appointed as censua enumerator in Harmony Township. William Sample of Oklahoma visits his brothers John and Perry Sample after thirty seven years. Ep worth League elected officers: President Alfred Bond First Vice Florence Bond Secretary Vivia Hodge Treasurer John Martin. E Brandenburg grows watermelons and plans to treat friends. Miss Idith White attended recommencement at Brownsville. Leland Bond owns a new buggy. Goldie Burke and Alpha Beoth visited Gladys Ross. George Weers and children attended the circus at Connersville. Rev. Leech of Washington State visited sister Anna Hodge after his grandfather Parzel Pill fell ill. Clarence Brandenburg visited Lyons Station.
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Toon
The
Alfred Band
Harmony Township
William Sample
Oklahoma
John
Perry Sample
Epworth League
Alfred Bond
Florence Bond
Vivia Hodge
John Martin
E. Brandenburg
Idith White
Brownsville
Leland Bond
Goldie Burke
Alpha Beoth
Gladys Ross
George Weers
Connersville
Rev. Leech
Washington State
Parael Pill
Anna Hodge
Clarence Brandenburg
Lyons Station
Prominent Businessman Endorses Remedy for Dyspepsia
A Terre Haute reader recounts relief from dyspepsia and nervous headache after using a remedy from Shinkle’s drug store. He praises the product as infallible and recommends it to others. The item also advertises home seekers excursions and Dr Miles’ Nervine for grip.
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Terre’ Haute
Ind
Isis
Dean
Ri. Foster
N. Third St
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