Heating Stoves and Ranges Featured with Bargain Prices
Classified list shows multiple heating stoves and ranges with prices including Harvard Base Burner at $19.75, Six Hole Steel Range at $18.00, and steel ranges priced from $33.00 to $35.00. Various small items such as Oak and Ideal models priced around $7.50 to $13.50.
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Little Dude
Harvard
Courter and Denver Visitors In Local Correspondence
William Rush and Clarence Rush stopped in Courter and our town on Tuesday and Wednesday. Eva Kraning visited Saturday. Mrs R H Armentrout went to Denver Saturday. Samuel Earhart and Walter Wiedenhoeft were in Denver. Frank Kinzie hosted visits with Kinzie family and Peter Armentrout, Edna Harrison of Denver. Frank Kinzie seeks work remodeling the Peru traction bridge after flood damage.
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Samuel Earhart
Walter Wiedenhoeft
Denver
Frank Kinzie
B. F. Kinzie
Peter Armentrout
Ednad Harrison
Edna Harrison
Peru
Frank
Revival Meeting at Skinner Chapel in Twelve Mile
In Twelve Mile a revival is under way at Skinner Chapel. Local social notes report T H Skinner spending Thursday with son Albert. Several visits occur among neighbors including Mrs J E Black and Mrs Jessie Musselman, and Ed Black hosting Braston Personet and wife from Mexico. John Cress and wife welcome a girl, a spelling event at Wintergreen schoolhouse proceeds well, while Abe Moss and wife rush to Clara Kinzie who is seriously ill with stomach trouble.
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Braston Personet
Mexico
Ed Black
Anna Cox
John Cress
Wintergreen
Abe Moss
Clara Kinzie
Obituary for William Carvey of Vermont and Miami County
William Carvey born in Vermont December 1 1822 died January 25 1904 aged 81 years 1 month 25 days He moved to Miami County at age 18 and lived most of his life He married Mercy Center December 25 1845 in Wyoming NY She died February 1 1890 They had seven children only Mrs Della Cover of Peru survives One brother and three greats noted among survivors The text ends with unclear lines regarding church or further details.
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William Carvey
Vermont
Carvey
Miami County
Miss Mercy Center
Wyoming County
New York
Della ‘Cover
Peru
Peculiar but Generous Indiana Farmer Keeps Davy Crockett Style Cabin
Howard county farmer Tod Dew owns eight hundred acres and built a log cabin styled after 1850s life. Coonskins and possum hides adorn doors while dogs roam and guns hang on walls. He is eccentric yet generous, maintaining a family monument worth 5000 dollars and aiding neighbors with cattle or horses when in need.
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Indiana
Howard County
Davy Crockett
Tod Dew
Dew
Why He Wasn't Promoted
A satirical list attributes a stalled career to timidity and poor habits. It cites lateness, self doubt, lack of heart, fear of acting alone, reliance on bluffs, and shabby work ethic. The narrator notes disrespect for standards, bad language, and poor role models as hindrances to advancement.
Tribune Word Warns Neighbor About Reading It
A brief note urges readers to share the Tribune with neighbors while exploring its value and urging action on whether to take it up.
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Tribune
Protracted meeting and town notes in local region
Rev. F L Erlougher holds protracted meeting at Ebenezer. Mrs C H Kent of Butler Ind visits friends here. Gustin Bros offer best goods and lowest furniture prices. Fox drive aims to organize in Jefferson township amid Miami county interest. Various residents visit, illnesses noted, and local printing services promoted.
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C. H. Kent
Butler, Ind
Gustin Bros
Jefferson Township
Miami County
Truth and Poetry Clash Between Minister and Editor
A preacher accuses editors of truth avoidance and a town editor retorts that ministers who always tell the whole truth about church members would flee town after a single Sunday. The exchange mocks sanctimony among press, pulpit, and gravestones as a grand saint making trio.
Wanted Special Representative for a Wealthy Business House
Advertises a permanent position for a county and adjoining territories representative to advertise a long established affluent firm. Salary 21 dollars weekly plus expenses, paid by check from headquarters each Monday. Expenses advanced and horse and buggy provided when needed. Address The Columbia 630 Monon Building Chicago Illinois.
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Columbia
Monon Big
Chicago
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