Political party notes from Fountain county year
Amid campaign chatter in Fountain county readers hear calls for a voting primary to ensure fair nomination fights. John W. Cronk declines the chairmanship, while LE LUC Martin is named Republican County Chairman and Julian Martin is chosen as Secretary, signaling renewed party effort and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Yount
Fountain County
John W. Cronk
Cronk
Lis
LE. UC. Martin
Attica
Losures
Harry
Web
Tham Fountain County
Julian Martin
Algebra class earns honors with best lessons
Normal notes report a reunion Friday night. Archie Heath and Mont Crain furnished the noon waste. Ed Deffaven entered school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Heath
Mont Crain
Deffaven
School
Mondey
Fostering Talks and Local Happenings This February
A Foster area notice invites residents to a February Saturday gathering to watch nominations. It mentions Spencer and Bovkett as active figures and hints at local tensions. Albert Murphy, the Foster Detective, is working on serious cases with uncertain results as a revival begins at Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenzer
Foster Neary
Oten
Amay Bovkett
DoNar
Spencer
Albert Murphy
Foster
Dresser Items Reflect Local Political and Community Updates
The item notes Republicans uniting behind a Kent trustee candidate with George W. Black, a Democrat and judge of the peace, and mentions Walter Williams opposing William Talbert for Steuben township trustee. It also covers Harvey Hall preparing for transport to the Philippines via the Suez Canal, Riverside church reviver led by W. Ogle and a female exhorter, sewer work completion, N. Layton’s recovery, and John G. Gilman’s pending return amid Democratic talk.
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Kent
George W. Black
Harvey Hall
Philippines
Suez Canal
Ft. Sio
Ruy
W. Ogle
William Talbert
Marshffield
Steuben Township
Walter Williams
Talbert
Local Notes and Rumors from West Lebanon and Surrounding Areas
West Lebanon reports chronic illness death of Will Chumten at home with widow set to receive a large insurance payout. G A Steely advances at Ft Sumpter school. Julius Goodwin marries. Will Mong seen roaming town. Harvey Hull in New York en route to the orient. New widower joins list. locals Joel Jim Dave Mulebury Waller discussed as trustee candidates. Barmer Institute resolutions praised for aiding county press. few papers covered the meeting. Jew is rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chumten
Joel
Jim
Dave
Mulebury
Waller
Steuben
Black Horse Brigade
Barmer’s Institute
Revival at Grand Hall Sparks Local Fervor
Parish reports revival under Rey Troxell of the Perryouille Circuit at Grand Hall drawing large crowds. Attendees praise sermons while speculation swirls about potential political campaigning and local candidates like C Cunningham worthily improving health.
Question of cod liver oil for consumption
A reader asks about the best remedy for consumption and notes doctors recommend cod liver oil, but patients dislike fatty foods and the oil’s taste and odor. The article states a solution was found when they first made a modified treatment for easier intake.
Scott's Emulsion Claim for throat and lung cures
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites is promoted as a universal remedy for throat and lung ailments. The copy claims easy digestion, tolerability, and the ability to digest for most patients, with benefits even in advanced consumption and longer life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Abstracts of Title and Bucklen’s Arnica Sale
Abstracts of Title promptly furnished by O.S. Douglass. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped skin and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed to cure piles or money refunded. Price 23 cents per box. For sale by Lee Allen, 994 Ly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Allen Meh
Term Ends Soon and Chemistry Adds Sought
Readable notes indicate term ends next week and a request to add Chemistry. Fragments praise Friday orchestra music and question why Fannie laughed. No further details on events or school entities provided.
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the Republican
People’s Paper
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Covington
Tsar Hefublican
Rept
Buican
Covington, Ind
Commissioners Guard
Indiana
Chicago
Suneies
Parks Martin
Democrats
Indianapolis
England
Zorrs
Congress
Blake
Pretoria
Cleveland
Govverngl Laurh
Marviani
South Africa
Waship
Seth
Albert Sowers
Wiles
Wm. Switzer
Lou Dunlap
Benson
Lone
DR. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Riverside
N. Layton
John G. Gilman
West
Lebanon
G. A. Steely
Ft. Sumpter
Julius Goodwin
Will Mong
Harvey H. Hull
New York
The
Orient
John Wilson
Gillyer
John
Grand Hall
Wood
Rey Troxell
Perryouille
Seria
A. L. Ricketts, Fester
Tue Czar
India
Humphry Beckett
C. Cunningham
Mound Township
Kentucky
United States
Mound
O.S. Douglass
Bucklen
Leonard Bunt
Fannie
Gil
Miss Corey
Childrens Plush and
Larry
J. Loeb’s Stores
Butterick
W. L. Douglass
East Side
Covington, Indiana
Star Grocery
East Side Square
Craig
Wooder
Coal
M. Mayer, Jr
Cartos Rea
Macmaster’s
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