Public Benefit Social Aids City Public Improvements
A Saturday festival organized by citizens raised funds for public improvements. Attendees enjoyed entertainment and ice cream, producing a net profit of 42.10 after expenses of 16.30 from total cash of 58.40. Charles Aley dubbed laziest man, Lew Gustin winner of biggest liar, Miss Anna Breidenstein crowned most popular young lady. The event funds sidewalks for winter work, with thanks extended to all volunteers.
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Improvement Fund
Charles Aley
Lew Gustin
Anna Breidenstein
Denver ties as W O Kiles weds Nora Wilkins in Pleasanton
W O Kiles and Nora F Wilkins, raised near Denver, surprised friends by marrying August 31 at Elder Pontius's home. They began housekeeping in Pleasanton's south side after the ceremony. The bride is eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A Wilkins, and the groom is an industrious young man. The Herald extends congratulations.
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Pleasanton
Kansas
Denver
W. O. Kiles
Nora F. Wilkins
Miss Wilkins
Teachers' Institute Brings Strong Turnout in Jefferson Union Richland
The joint institute for Jefferson Union and Richland townships drew trustees and most teachers, with County Superintendent Sullivan presiding. If future institutes match this success, real gains will follow. The next Jefferson meeting will be in Mexico on the third Saturday of October. A C Baldwin named township chairman and Miss Nellie Balsbaugh secretary.
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Jefferson, Union
Richland Township
Sullivan Land
Township Institute
Jefferson Township
Mexico
A. C. Baldwin
Nellie Balsbaugh
Schools In Session In Jefferson Township
Jefferson township schools began their year Monday under a lineup of teachers for districts 1 through 12. The corps includes S A Gordon in district 1 and Mabel Anderson in district 2, with principals C M Blue and L Z Zones assisting across multiple districts.
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Jefferson Township
A. Gordon
Mabel Anderson
Charles Stessey
Harry Lee
C. M. Blue
L. Z. Zones
Toney Fisher
Fern Huffman
We Would Do: First Bill to Aid Indiana Teachers
A Bunker Hill Press letter argues that if in the Indiana legislature, the first act would be to introduce a bill to raise pay for school teachers. It notes teachers require extensive training, ongoing study, costly books, and limited employment months, while city sweepers earn higher wages.
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Indiana
John Smith
Bunker
Hill Press
Bertha O'Brian Returns From Princeton Visit
Mrs. Bertha O'Brian came home last Wednesday after visiting her sister Mrs. O. T. Haskett in Princeton.
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Bertha O’brian
Princeton
O. T. Haskett
Sare-good Residence Property in Denver Nine Rooms
Nine room house at Sare-good residence in Denver features a well and cistern, abundant fruit, and favorable location. Price reasonable. Address C. E. Keplinger 464 East Sth Street Peru.
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Denver
C. E. Keplinger
East Sth Street
Peru
Notice of Extended Absence and Office Arrangements
Beginning this week and throughout the term we will be absent from the Tribune office except Saturdays and some evenings Miss Della Lacey will manage the office and receive money due or handle office business Job printing will continue promptly at comparable or better prices Deeds acknowledgments notarial work may be arranged at our home evenings or at the office on Saturdays S A Gorpon
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Tribune
S. A. Gorpon
Interesting Meeting at M E Church on Miss Barge
Miss Barge spoke at the M E Church Monday night on behalf of the Woman's Home Missionary Society. She outlined conditions of Chinese women and girls in San Francisco American Indians Alaskians the South poor of Porto Rico and black and white communities then described efforts to uplift them morally civically and religiously.
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Miss Barge
M. E
Woman's Home Missionary Society
San Francisco
Porto Rico
Style and service in shoes at Hatt & Loewenthal
The ad touts high quality shoes with careful workmanship and materials. It promises style and service, emphasizing no detail is slighted in the making of their shoes from Hatt & Loewenthal.
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Hatt & Loewenthal
Church Services Given for October 1 1905
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 7 p m Preaching at 10 30 a m and 8 p m Prayer Meeting Thursday Choir Rehearsal Friday E L Cabinet Meeting Parsonage first Monday evening each month
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M. J. Church
Epworth League
E. L
Baptist Church News Evening Services Schedule
Baptist church announces B Y P U meeting at 7 15 p m with prayer meeting and choir rehearsal every Wednesday evening. Choir rehearsal also on Wednesday.
Leather markets surge as buyers brace for higher prices
John S. McCarthy notes wholesale markets for hides and leather goods are excited with prices rising and further advances feared. He warns shoe buyers should seek trusted partners and avoid sacrificing quality for cut rates amid this uncertain era.
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John S. McCarthy
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