Blind readers urged to fund new state library building
In Byrneville on Friday night October 30 the State Library houses the only circulating library for the blind. Books are sent free to applicants across the state, but space is scarce as raised type volumes take heavy room. The centennial memorial building proposal aims to provide room for the library and other offices, benefiting blind readers who currently struggle to access enough titles.
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Qwen Wister
David Copperfield
180 Acre Farm For Sale Near Corydon
180 acre farm for sale five miles from Corydon with a never tailing spring and good water. Includes a house, a frame barn under construction, and fencing work in progress. Seller offers bargains on farm, horses, cattle, implements, machinery and traps as the owner seeks funds for other business. Jy 29-tf.
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Corydon
Farm for Sale Near Ianesville Indiana on Pike
Good farm for sale consisting of seventy eight and a half acres near the pike one half mile east of Ianesville Indiana. Owner has engaged in other business and wishes to sell at a bargain through Philip G Ott Lrnnesville Ind.
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Ianesville
Philip CG. Ott
Lrnnesville
Ind
Shively Letter Denounces Opponents as Corydon Campaign Note
In Harrison County Democrats publish Senator Benj F Shively s reply noting his regret at missing Corydon speech due to Senate duties He praises the administrations record and urges every Democrat to vote Shively next Tuesday November 3 Also ads list two wagons for sale including a farm wagon and an express wagon from Philip Co Ou Lanesville Ind
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United States
Indiana
Congress
Beveridge
Benj. F. Shively
Shively
Corydon
Low M. O'Bannon
Wilson
Ludiana
van Vass
United State Senate
United States Senate
Miller
Philip Co. Ou
Lanesville
Ind
Kitch Attacks on Shively Dialed Up in Indiana
A South Bend man John W. Kitch spoke in the county for the Progressives denouncing Senator Shively with bitter remarks. A letter from a South Bend citizen questions Kitchs past records as a gambler and bolter. The piece also accuses the Indiana Republican State Central Committee of soliciting farmer contributions while funding a campaign to woo Progressives back to the GOP.
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John W. Kitch
South Bend
Senator Shively
Indiana
Shively
Kitch
Republican State Central Committee of
Republican State Central Committee
Ed F. Windell
Harrison County
Indianapolis
Noted Cran dall citizen Thomas J Williams Ends Life
Thomas J Williams a respected Cran dall resident died by suicide at his home after long cancer suffering His daughter Mabel found him after a gunshot wound to the heart A note on the table said I am in awful misery I am desperate in my suffering Funeral services were held at St Johns church Georgetown Rev Arthur Jean survived by son Edmond and daughter Mabel His wife died six years ago
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Thomas J. Williams
Crandall
Mabel
Mr. Williams
St. John's Church
Georgetown
Arthur Jean
Edmond
Williams
He Kissed Ma Too Candidates Stir Campaign Route
A pair of rival candidates canvassing near a town road stop drew attention when the rear candidate interacted with a householder’s daughter. He inquired about recent gifts from the man ahead, then handed the girl candy and a nickel before kissing her and confirming she was kissed by the previous candidate as well.
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Bissy
Martha Woodward Visited Friends in New Amsterdam
Mrs. Martha Woodward visited friends at New Amsterdam on Tuesday of last week. She has been in ill health for a long time but is somewhat improved.
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Barbara Ems
BE. O
Nate
Palmyra
Philip Weisbaker
Blanche Taylor
Sylvia Weilbaker
Luta Hartman
Eleanor Quebbeman
Trene Wolfe
Lillian Miller
Catherine Quebbeman
Mayiie Weilbaker
John
Grandma Ems
Mike Hertel
Gertrude
Trevin Weilbaker
Noble Huron
New Albany
Mayme Weilbaker
Francis Simith
Louisville
Salem
Elizabeth Babcock
Martha Woodward
New Amsterdam
Public Sale At John O Read Residence November 5 1914
The undersigned will sell at public action at the residence of John O Read one mile north of Central on Thursday November 5 1914 starting at nine A M. Personal property includes one horse two brood mares one wheat drill one binder three cultivators ten shocks two Jersey cows one barrel cider vinegar household furniture and more. Cash for five dollars or less. over five dollars on credit for nine months with approved surety. John O Read & Son Co B Kopp Auctioneer.
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John OQ
Central
John O. Read
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