Adventist Leaders Debate Monopolies In Lumber Trade
A fragment from a 19th century issue discusses Bayanth Day Adventist services and Elders roles, then shifts to the lumber industry noting monopoly effects, prices, and profits. It cites Michigan articles on timber owners profits and includes a death notice for Mrs. Thomas Scott near Corunna. It also mentions an 1886 Indiana agricultural fair and a strange dish of scrambled snakes eggs prepared by Dr Hermes.
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A Sons of Faith Tragic Mountain Walk Tale
Two young East men arrive in Denver and head toward the mountains seeking nature. One tires and rests while the other crosses a brook three feet wide, then refuses to cross, fearing it is wide. He asks why the stream appears only half a mile wide to him.
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Con Ingue
Kendallville
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