Death of Franklin Township Farmer Feig After Stroke
Chas J Feig a Franklin township farmer was found dead in his bed on April 8 from a likely night stroke. Born May 7 1872 he was 39 and a longtime St Peters Lutheran member. Funeral held at St Peters April 5 with Rev L N Nord. burial in nearby cemetery. He is survived by his mother sister three nieces and five nephews.
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Chas. J. Feig
Franklin Township
St. Peters Lutheran Church
L. N. Nordsick
Feig
Catherine Feig
Tillie Cromwell
Home-Coming for Ex Kentucky Disciples Planned in Louisville
Ex Kentuckians of the Disciples of Christ plan a large home coming to Louisville during the International Convention October 15 to 22. Louisville Armory will host the event with 20 000 seats as a central gathering point for former Kentucky members and others across states. Mary had her hair troubles Parisian Sage claim and price.
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Democrat
Louisville
Kentucky
Disciples of Christ
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Tennessee
George A. Jones
Mary
Riely
Enjoyable Closure of Laconia Grade School Term
The Laconia grade school closed Tuesday March 26 after a splendid term. Teachers included Prof. R. F. Evans, Miss L. Grace Carroll, and Mr. Wim. J. Nachmacher. About 40 patrons hosted a 200-person gathering at the I.C. O. F. hall with meals, spelling, social chat, and music by Dodd's Band.
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Laconia
R. F. Evans Prin
L. Grace Carroll
Dodd
All. x
Ralston Home Showcases Governor Hopeful and Family
Lebanon Indiana April 6 1912 reporters visit Samuel M Ralston later governor candidate and his family The piece highlights a five year old Scotch collie mascot Sparks Mrs Ralston's home keeping and the children Julian Ruth Emmett and the values of education and farming in Ralston life, with Sam Ralston praising schools and rural progress.
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Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Lebanon
Ind
Julian Ralston
Ralston
Porterhouse
Democrats of
State Committee
Sparks
Sam Ralston
Julian
The
Lebanon High School
Ruth
Republic
White House
Purdue University
Emmett
Purdue
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Ralston
Obituary space guidelines urge concise memorial notices
The paper explains its policy to limit obituary length to avoid redundancy and excessive space. It asks contributors to provide concise, interest-relevant notices rather than repeating previously published material. The goal is fairness and generous treatment without repeating past content.
The Miracle in a Brown Seed to a Wayside Flower
A brief verse describes a brown baby seed dropped from a cradle carried by the West Wind to a bed of leaves. It rests through winter and awakens in spring growing toward the sun. The seed nourishes from the earth and shower, becoming a sweet wild flower along the way.
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Harriet Pierson
St. Nicholas
Jury rules in favor of Henry P. Lottich against Louisville & Southern Traction
Jury in Floyd Circuit Court in New Albany awards Henry P. Lottich 31500 for personal injury from the Louisville and Southern Traction Company. Lottich, a New Albany resident, had moved to the city a few years ago seeking damages of 1.50.
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Henry P. Lottich
New Albany
Louisville & Southern Traction Company
Floyd
Lottich
Edith Boone Ill With Pneumonia In Laconia
Laconia notes show Edith Boone suffering pneumonia while residents report family and social visits. Several locals, including Miss Eleye Stults and Miss Dessie Watson, visit relatives. Grace Carroll leaves for Danville to attend school. the High School is progressing under Principal R. F. Evans.
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Edith Boone
Her Roby
Curt Roby
Florence Beckett
Harrison Roby
Eleye Stults
Leora Byram
R. F. Evans
Grace Carroll
Danville
Dessie Watson
Mason Lopp
Artie Roby
Gertie Paton
Illinois
Jasper Inman
Milltown Notes Report Mixed Prosperity and Tragedy
Milltown reports wheat as poor with yields under half a crop. Thad Deweese loses a fine cow to neck breakage and a horse dies after striking a bridge post. Miom Downs improves after months at home. John Whaley notes rising business. housing fills all rentals. Milltown plans expansion to about 70 new east-side dwellings, population near 1000. Swarens buys Uncle Frank Thevenot’s property. Chamberlains Cough Remedy offered. praised for pleasant maple-syrup flavor and cold relief.
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Thad Deweese
George Boldt
Jead
Milltown
Miom Downs
Downs
John Whaley
Blue River
James Swarens
Frank Thevenot
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Chicago
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Kate Miller
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Sarah Miller
Winifred Draker
Robert Little
Indiana University
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Santa Jenkins
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Iler Roby
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