Fountain county hog display heads to Champaign sale
FP twenty two fine Poland China hogs from the herds of Rent Reed Jas Barke ley and A P Burnside will go to the big Champaign hog sale conducted by Rainy Miller on Sept 19 This marks a strong showing for Fountain county A four room residence with modern conveniences available two squares from court house Enquiries Mrs Moles 42 Jefferson street The 86 Ind Volunteers hold their thirty six annual reunion in this city Oct 1 and 2 1901 Gen Geo H Dick and Jas R Carnahan expected guests and speakers
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Jas. Barkeley
A. P. Burnside
Champaign
Rainy Miller
Fountain County
Court House
Ind
Geo. H. Dick
Jas. R. Carnahan
New Steam Heating Plant Nears Completion for County
The county commissioners let the contract to T. H. McGeorge and Son for a steam heating plant now near completion. The project promises big savings and improved health standards. Ed Cates has bought a half interest in O. M. Coffing's grocery and meat market and leads the east side store.
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Ed Cates
O. M. Coffing
East Side
Mr.Cates
Gessie
Covington
Dedication and Death And a Saturday Night Fight
A short obituary for Lilian Clare Little born July 14 and died August 12 1901 laments a sunbeam youth and quotes a blessing. The East End incident recounts Pete Demoss fighting Chas Carnahan after Demoss objected to Carnahan courting his daughter, ending with Demoss knocking Carnahan down and the pair separated after Miss Demoss cried out.
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East End
Pete Demoss
Chas. Carnahan
Carnahan
Mr. Demoss
Miss Demoss
Mr. Damoss
Wanted man or woman for office position in Frankfort Indiana
Promptly furnished by 0.8. Douera Wanted- Man or woman, of good address, to prepare for office position Salary $60.00 per month. References re quired, Address in your own hand writing. Geo. L. Gordon, 167 Kelley Block, Frankfort, Ind.-No 34 w2 Mothers write us that they have sol ved the problem of keeping their child ren well. Give them Rocky Mountain Tea each week. A blessing to mother and child. LeRoy Allen. Miss Haze Nelson is the guest of At tica friends.
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Kelley Block
Frankfort
Ind
Rocky Mountain
LeRoy Allen
Orahood Mann Catholic? Wedding Revival in West Liberty
Marriage announcements detail a linen shower for Katherine Orahood and Nathan Mann held August 28 at West Liberty church. Guests brought quilts, towels, tablecloths, and other gifts while a choir and wedding party met the Rev. Baker. Attending guests came from Covington to Kingman and Decatur with a broad list of presents and witnesses.
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Nathan Mann
Rev. Baker
Covyington
West Liberty
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Lulu Grabbs
Baker
Dean Snoddy
Beckelheimer
Hadley
Bertha Mann
Farr
Daisy Orahood
Katherine Orahood
Mann
Kingman
Ind
Sarah Rennick
Cherrydale Kan
Clara Allen
Indianapolis
Nannie Campbell
Decatur
Ill
Charles Kigerson
Jefferson, Ok
Flow To Gain Flesh Emulsion Claim
Advertises SCOTT S EMUL SION as a cure to rapidly gain weight claiming one ounce yields one pound. It explains digestion improves allowing absorption of normal food and growth. Promises flesh gain for health with price details and druggist availability. Manufacturer SCOTT & BOWNE of New York is named.
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Church Sale Items List in Aurora Community
A local sale lists many household pieces including flower vases water sets fancy dishes and silver items. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Allen Miss Lillie Orahood Ada Jones Dr Coggins and Mr and Mrs Burnsides among others contributing silverware and cookware.
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Elmer Snoddy
Iva Boner
Joe Bodine
Clara Kellar
Rose Orahood
Grace Orahood
David Cates
R. V. Brewer
Leslie Orahood
Fred Randolph
Nannie Kiger
Battenburg Center
Iva Rhodes
Lula Grubbs
Myrtle Printy
Dr. Coggins
Mary Fisher
Will Yerkes
Flossie Boner
Susie Snoddy
Sherman and
Raby Yerkes
Milton Snoddy
Nina
Vera Burnsides
Dave Baker
Sarah Cook
Dr. Orahood
Phil Grabbs
Nancy Cook
Orin Orahood
Charles Allen
Mason Bodine
Lillie Orahood
Ola Jones
Mary Williams
Miss Myrtle Morrison
Ada Jones
Lan Jones
W. H. Berry
Aurora
Til
James Elwell
Pillow
Dot Hover
Jennie Snoddy
Verna
Harry Burnsides
Burnsides
Death of Ed L. Gregory Aged 41 After Short Illness
Ed L. Gregory died after a brief illness from muscular rheumatism at his home on South and Crockett streets on Wednesday evening September 1901, aged 41 years 4 months and 13 days. The funeral will be held at his residence Friday at 3 o'clock with Rev. J. P. Henson officiating. Interment in Mt. Hope cemetery. A longer notice will follow.
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Ed. L. Gregory
Sth
Crockett
J. P. Henson
Mt. Jope
Week ending Sept 4 1901 letter list and church services
Letter list includes Mr Richard Anderson and Miss Margaret Braden among others. Presbyterian Church services Sunday with 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m preaching, Sunday school 9 30 a m, C E Society 6 30 p m. High School students urged to order textbooks now for the opening term.
High School Examination Schedule and Admissions
The city high school will hold examinations for current pupils, advanced credit seekers, and new applicants on Monday that begins Sept 16 at the High School building. Those with common school diplomas may be admitted without testing. notify to prepare question lists. Also reports of local social and travel notes follow.
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W.P. Garr
Both Papers For The Price of One
The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette is described as a widely circulated, family oriented weekly with departments on agriculture poultry markets literature and more. A limited time offer pairs a free Cincinnati Weekly Gazette year with a one year Covington Republican subscription including renewal extensions for existing subscribers.
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Weekly Gazette
Covington
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette
Covington Republican
National Glass Company Exhibit at Pan-American Grounds
The National Glass Company with twenty-one plants and main office in Pittsburg displays a complete glass factory, from raw material to finished pieces, including cutting engraving etching and decorating. It features glass woven cloth and a full size replica of Mis Maxine Elliott draped in a glass woven dress with glass upholstery. The exhibit is the only manufacturing display on the grounds and serves as a premier educational feature.
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Pittsburg
Misa Maxine Elliott
Great Rock Island Route Offers California Trip
The Great Rock Island Route advertises a 50 dollar return Chicago to San Francisco journey from September 19 to 27 with liberal stopover privileges. A daylight sleeper through to California departs Chicago daily via Colorado, plus escorted Tourist Excursions to California leave on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For costs, routes, side trips and sleeping car reservations contact K. E. Palmer G A P D Peoria Ill.
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San Francisco
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Colorado
Rockies
Sierra Nevada
California
K. E. Palmer
K. E. Palmer G. A. P. D
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