Beveridge’s Keynote Rally for Tariff Reform at Indiana
Indiana debate centers on tariff policy as Albert Beveridge wields a keynote address to defend protection, denounce Democratic pledges, and demand a tariff commission. He links tariffs to national welfare, labor, and moral governance, praising Republican reforms and urging justice and human rights in policy.
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Scott's Emulsion Seeks to Deter Imitations
The advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the original trusted for 35 years. It warns that competing emulsions are mere imitations and not as good, likening them to thin milk and urging customers to keep the product thick unless they dilute it themselves. It includes a sales offer and a Bank and Sketch book promotion.
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Memorial Association Organized at Court House Meeting
Citizens formed the Memorial Association with Rev. Dougherty as president and Fred Board as secretary. Attorneys H C Yount O P Lewis and W E Livengood were named to draft a constitution and by laws. Another meeting is set for April 13 at the court house to continue business. Burton's ad appears in this issue.
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New Circuit Court Filings With Multiple Civil Actions
New cases filed in the circuit court include State on relation of Lola Marsh et al abandonment warrant issued. The Mellott Bank sues Isaac W. Coon debt. Aiva Glascok v C C and St L A R Co quiet title A. Elzsbeth M Gerard v Lew Kerr and Isaac Coon debt. Elsie Drollinger v Fred Drollinger reviewing case with attorneys Crane McCabe for plaintiff and Livengood for defendant.
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Supt Joe Miller Injured In Fall From Pole
Superintendent Joe Miller of the local telephone company was seriously injured Wednesday morning when a pole he climbed near Stacy Hegg's residence broke. He fell thirty feet onto his left foot, breaking a bone and straining ligaments. He was taken home on East Jefferson Street and will be confined for weeks unless complications arise. E R Smith of Danville will fill his role during recovery.
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Judyville trader reports week of heavy notes and sales
Judy of Judyville Indiana details a busy week ending February 11 1910 noting 828 779 14 in notes and other trades plus 7185 77 in notes on a small sale day He lists 15 000 customers 12 feet of notes daily stock of horses mules harness wagons and farm implements and daily stock dealings worth over 1000 a day He reflects on hard work hospitality and social duties while stressing growth and responsibility toward enemies and fellow citizens.
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