Prominent Citizen Laments Local Moral Decline
The letter warns of a house used for immoral gatherings on a busy street. It cites city ordinances and fines aimed at such resorts and urges residents to resist what the writer calls harlotry and public indecency. The author recounts seeing eleven women and contemplates how authorities might act if the offender persists.
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Gostuex
Brown
Tremont
Observer
Recollections of Our Quaker Neighbors in Long Ago
The author recalls a large Quaker family and village days in old county life. Uncle Jim mie entertains with stories while neighbors trade debts and harvest memories. Vivid anecdotes cover sparking, horse capers, and farm life shaping early community ties.
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Avro and Jones
Genessee
Battle Creek
Farmer's
Barry
Baldwin -Faghier
L. J. Sontth
Htigatian
Jimmie
Ole Verginny
Mother ‘Allers
Editors' Association Meeting at Ligonier in 1873
The Northern Indiana Editors Association met at Ligonier on April 11 1873. Minutes show officers appointed, members listed, constitutional changes adopted, and resolutions on legal advertising rates and measurement standards. An excursion to Duluth was proposed for late June with member-only privileges.
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Northern’ Indians Editorial Association
Ligonier
M. B. Hascall
Goshen Democrat
J. B. Stow
JA. Bets
St. Jo
Valley
Mars
Auburn Coury Miersk
K. Baxter
Waterloo Press
Toy
Elkhart Opstrver
Joan B. Cowan
Kentland Gane S
Assert
South-Bend' Union
Goshen Times
M. B. Hascaty
Tast
C.G. Powell
Indiana
Steuben
Lagringe
Elkhart
iSt
Josseph
Laporte
Porter
Lake’ -de- Kalb
Noble
T. C. Mays
J. Be Stoll
Connor
aFlatt McDonald
Capt Connor
Weal
Chisée
Duluth
Minn
C.G. Powrtr
Wasecarr
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Pat
Sirouinetinbey
South Bend
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C. North
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