Longtime Lyons Station Resident Scholl Dies at 69
Scholl a lifelong Lyons Station farmer died yesterday afternoon at half past twelve. He was born September 1848 on the farm where he lived his entire life. Survived by wife Sarah Sidekay and four children Elmer J Emery A and Mrs Ranck, plus a sister and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Lutheran church Lyons Station with burial in Ainfdon cemetery. Rev D P Neltze officiating.
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Indianapolis
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Leon Station
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North Grand Avenue
Saran Holmes
Glenwood
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Seattle
Washington
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Baltimore
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Butberan Church
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David W. McKee
Gold Medal Contest Program at Bentley in June Evening
A historic note lists participants for a Gold Medal contest in Connersville Indiana with a Bentley venue date in June. Names include Mary D Berninger Hesson Cane Grace Corbin Cleo Grist Morse Carrie Kingery Mayme Moore Nelle Walsh Caroline Kidd Ethel Moore and others. Local organizer DEHAVEN P.M. coordinates the week ending 1912 events.
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Promotion of A G H and D Official Leads to Superintendent Drive
Cincinnati June 4 M V Hynes promoted from engineer of Maintenance of Way to Superintendent of the Wellston and Delphos Divisions for the C B & D with headquarters in Dayton Ohio He succeeds J S Cain who resigned to join the Pere Marquette Frank Lt Alfred becomes Assistant General Manager The promotion extends the jurisdiction of I B Dick Engineer Maintenance of War over the B O Southwestern and D line
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Unclear Brainstorming Fragments From Local Page
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases about batteries and juries with no clear events or entities. The readable portion lacks identifiable people, places, or concrete actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Contested Delegates in National Committee Fight
A sprawling report covers the contested Republican delegations and instructed followers as the National Committee prepares to assign 182 votes and 16 percent uncommitted. Details mention La Follette instructed Wisconsin and North Dakota, and Cummins for Iowa, with Taft and Roosevelt camps vying for influence in Indiana and other states. The proceedings highlight strategy, witness testimony, and expected committee decisions shaping the convention.
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The Backward Child Needs Help In Private Coaching
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Idleness as Crime in Industrial Switzerland
In industrial Switzerland idleness is treated as a social issue. Authorities strive to aid legitimately unemployed workers and compel able bodied loafers to earn their keep. Begging is illegal by law and vagrancy is a crime in the federation’s legal code.
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J C Rowe Former Resident Passes Away in Pineie
J C Rowe of Pineie died yesterday morning after an apparent fall. He was eighty six years old and leaves brothers Ulis county and other relatives. The obituary notes a long life and burial plans at a local churchyard.
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Farmer’s son dies after nail injury and infection spreads
An account describes a boy from Lockiaw who stepped on a nail, suffered a severe wound, and developed complications leading to death. The article notes his treatment and the community impact as relatives recall the tragedy and public concern over medical care.
Exorbitant Right-of-Way Prices Delay Cincinnati Traction Line
The Brookville Democrat notes landowners refuse to donate right of way for the White Water Valley Cincinnati extension. High asking prices push the traction planners to seek alternate routes, though supporters insist the line will greatly benefit the region and raise farm values.
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Ten Don ts for Wives pastor cites in sermon
A report on a pastor from Avenue Baptist church presenting "Ten Don'ts for Wives" at a service. The list includes guidance on marriage, money, appearance, and childrearing, with admonitions about honesty, pride, and social behavior.
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Paul Harris Free Trial Ends in Acquittal Verdict
Ruinville Ind reports Paul Harris is acquitted in a sensational murder case. Relatives and friends celebrate as Harris returns home to begin life anew after the grand jury indicted him for the killing. Mrs Harris’s relatives in Rushville and Mist Connersville express relief and relief spreads through the community.
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Local Accident Kills Miss Bessie Loftus in Anderson
A motorcycle crash near Anderson, Sestsdix, claiming the life of Miss Bessie Loftus. Cecil McCombs and Clifford McCann were riding with her when the vehicle struck a vehicle and Loftus died shortly before midnight after being taken to a local hospital.
Endeavor Convention Held at Brookville
Friday's Wyoming News reports Miss Leal Ruth Alyers and Miss Mabel Adians honored by the Christian Endeavor convention of the Richmond district meeting in Brookville. Miss Myers named Fayette county secretary and Aliss Adams district secretary in important posts. Representatives from nearly all six counties attended this satisfactory event with Miss Myers and Miss Adams representing local church societies.
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Wayne county wheat crop described as among smallest ever
Farmers in Wayne county voice disgust over a winter damaged wheat harvest. The Richmond Palladium notes the ice and snow left a crop possibly five to ten percent of last year, with many farmers pledging not to plant wheat again and the local market expected to tighten with little supply.
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