Reverend John Egger Writes From Dundas Illinois Letter to Corydon Indiana
Rev John Egger former pastor in this county now located at Dundas Illinois writes to Mr L M O Bannon Corydon Indiana. He discusses dry farming and prosperity despite heat drought in the area and reflects on the Indiana prohibition vote and national booze politics urging a decisive no to liquor. He signs as Oren Ngoka and ends with a public notice about a past due account from YV H Bulleit & Sons.
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John Egger
New Middletown
Dundas
Illinois
Democrat
Egger
L. M. O'Bannon
Corydon
Ind
O'Bannon
Clarrison County
Uwinosis
United States
Oren Ngoka
An Interesting Letter From Dr Stevens of Caney Kansas
Dr T A Stevens of Caney Kansas writes Charles N Dome of Jackson township about tracing Stevens ancestry. He notes Spanish descent, absence of Indian blood, and hopes to publish family history. mentions Mrs Stevens health and aging, and asks for help locating great grandfather’s name while sending regards.
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Chas. N. Dome
Jackson Township
T. A. Stevens
Caney
Kansas
Stevenses
Stevens
Dome
Chas. N. Deme
New Salisbury
Indiana
Charles
A. S
Markham
America
John R. Music
William
Esteban
Mexico
Old Mexico
Oklahoma
Tenn
Codbs
Modern Woodmen elect officers for Depauw Camp 8153
The 1923 officers for Depauw Camp No. 8153 M W of A were KE Bird Venerable Council Joseph Schuppert Adviser C L Roman Clerk S T Briscoe Banker. The camp meets on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays and neighbors are invited. A local resident delivered a rock resembling a potato and noted misidentified food items. FOR SALE Fourteen shoots.
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Depauw
M. W. of A
KE. E. Bird
Joseph Schuppert
C. L. Roman
S. T. Briscoe
Eskew & Son reports California fruit trade and local memories
E H Eskew of Los Angeles writes from Hollingsworth Building December 16 1922 to Corydon Democrat recalling family ties and Harrison County roots. He notes citrus shipments including navels sweets and Valencias and explains weather contrasts and cantaloupe production in Imperial Valley. He praises President Wilson and forecasts a merry Christmas.
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Los Angeles
California
E. H. Eskew
Alonzo Eskew
Sarah Brown
East Chestnut Street
Corydon
Joe Graves
Sacramento
Jack Frost
Union
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Harrison County
U. S
Wilson
Appeal to Reason Ends as Haldeman Julius Takes Over
The Appeal to Reason weekly magazine based in Quirard Kansas ceases after 27 years. Editor F E Haldeman Julius announces the title will become the Haldeman Julius Weekly with a focus on historical scientific and philosophical topics. The shift emphasizes education over agitation and individualism over collectivism.
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Kansas City
Appeal To Reason
Quirard
Kan
FE. Ialdmann-Julius
Haldeman-Julius
Haldeman- Julius
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