11 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
1
A meditation on loyalty, the dog as the steadfast friend who never deserts a master. It extols a dog's unselfish devotion in prosperity and poverty, health and sickness, through danger and death, remaining loyal when humans falter.
Local items note reform sentiments and frugal living, with references to court activity by Justice Miller. Fresh Hentingborg bread is offered at Greg ory for three loaves ten cents, and Geo Dooley opens a restaurant bakery opposite The News office. Weather over four weeks is noted as very disagreeable with three sunny days amid the gloom.
Historical notes report a planned extension of the Evansville and Southern Indiana Traction Company line from Rockport via Grandview Troy and Cannelton to New Albany connecting with Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction and radiating from Indianapolis. Construction on the Rockport extension will begin next spring with subsequent links to New Albany.
Norfolk notes the Jamestown Exposition opening noon April 26 1907 on Hampton Roads to showcase three centuries of American progress. The event features grand pavilions Manufactures and Liberal Arts Transportation Electricity Agriculture Horticulture Mines and Metals Marine appliances and more with a large States Exhibit building and special displays for tobacco cotton and peanuts.
A reflective piece urges readers to confront laziness and renew effort. It argues that genuine progress comes from doing and serving others, not simply wanting improvement. It warns that success follows swift action, not easy comforts.
Nathan Stice aged 23 and Miss Lucy Jones aged 22 wed at the residence of Thos Capningham two miles south of English while seated in a buggy by the roadside with Justice Wo H Cunningham performing the ceremony. They plan Bogard Fork as their future home.
Two story six room residence with good barn and repairs noted. Located two doors north of Sam Benz's store. For particulars contact Dr. F. R. Gosper. Includes a glimpse of a sempt line.
165 acre farm two miles south of English offers 65 acres cultivated with ample fruit and water. Features include a good barn and dwelling. For particulars write Epward P Carr Grantsburg Ind. The loafer never blames the right man for his bad luck. Beard's Copper Distilled Brandy at Joseph Finchs saloon for medical purposes.
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