Deaths and notices in Lafayette and vicinity
Mrs Mort Huff died at her Lafayette home after a long illness of consumption. The funeral will be Thursday and burial at Riverside cemetery. A dog tax warning and local business notices follow along with updates on General Wallace's fruit farm and a preaching engagement by Rev Mary Strickland. Death of Mrs Richard Blue details her family, funeral at Mt Hope, and extensive floral tributes from friends and Danville greenhouses.
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Mort Huff
Lafayette
Dave Reed
Riverside Cemetery
Ledger
Wallace
Younutsville
Ohio
Fred Schweitzer
Aso Constain
General Wallace
Perton
Richard Blue
Maude
Wm. B
Medora D. Harden
Dartford
Bars
Eugene M Barden
East Crockett Street
Danville
Flying Column in the Philippines Describes Banany Campaign
A Manila correspondent recounts the Flying Squadron's advance through Laguna and Banany. He details street-to-street searches, prisoner detentions, captured arms, and a powder mill discovery, followed by arduous mountain treks toward Selong with guards, canyons, bridges, and tropical scenery.
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Cascade
Polecat Farms Stir Indiana Farmers and Nevada County Debate
Jackson township plans a polecat farm as one of the loudest local industries. The project, led by Mr. Shuler, will start with 100 females on his farm, with pelts valued at two dollars for black and about 1.50 for striped skunks. Investors discuss a trust and broader shifts to unconventional crops like peppermint weed amid changing farm practices.
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Jackson Township
Indiana
Shuler
Fountain County
City council swears in new members and pledges cooperation
The city council met in regular session Monday evening and sworn in were Martin Clark First ward W B Coleman Second ward and Will Peggy Third ward. Clark succeeds Rheabe Miles Jr Coleman succeeds Charley Bergdahl and flegg succeeds himself. The council now has one Republican and five Democrats with Clark Mayer Brown Coleman Hegg and McMahon in office. Officials promise strong cooperation to improve city quarters and reflect business standards. The paper notes Watch for wool pricing and tax Leaven.
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Martin Clark
W.B. Coleman
Will Peggy
Clark
Rheabe Miles Jr
Coleman
Charley Bergdahl
Mr. Flegg
M. Mayer, Jr
Chas. Brown
W. B. Coleman
Wm. Hegg
Paddy McMahon
City Guarters
Veedersburg Relief Corps Hosts Pleasant Reception
About forty five members of the city's Relief Corps visited Veedersburg on Saturday evening for a reception. An excellent entertainment and finest refreshments were served. The visitors praised the Veedersburg corps for their hospitality.
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Relief Corps
Veederaburg
Veedersburg
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