Meeting Notice in Ar. News January
A fragment shows a monthly meeting plan referencing Batarenys and a person named A. J. Goodman. The readable portion indicates coordination or scheduling for an event or group gathering.
07 Jul 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
1
A fragment shows a monthly meeting plan referencing Batarenys and a person named A. J. Goodman. The readable portion indicates coordination or scheduling for an event or group gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered phrases and nonsensical terms lacking coherent event or subjects to summarize into a standard news item. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a valid summary.
A spoof of small town life catalogs petty annoyances and social frictions to tease readers. The note cites predictable delays and personal quirks in daily routines, ending with a reassurance from the G A R post at Indianapolis about a mailing error and continued good standing.
Local notes report Corydon fair starting August 28, and a soldier reunion in English set for August 16–19. Rain boosts crops while produce markets fill with blackberries peaches beans and potatoes. Hotel English changes hands with Jas Hughes and Geo Dooley promising good service. Emma Boss and Chas Jenkins wed in English. band to perform music. editor invites readers to visit The News office in English.
The Fourth at English featured a well attended pavilion program with prizes for Prettiest baby Lula Key Foot Race Otto Brown Oldest Married Couple T. B. Cummins and wife and more. Evening dances closed a reportedly successful day. nearby towns also reported peaceful celebrations. The paper promotes open air concerts and local business services. A masquerade at the Brown home honored Roll sisters. A home remedy claims steam can extract a splinter. Crime statistics imply farmers commit few crimes. heaven for farmers versus urban residents debated.
A Sunday fist fight north of Marengo between William House of Marengo and William Beaty left House dead Monday at 4 AM. The incident had no witnesses besides a tank tender who saw the start. House died after paralysis and a late call to Dr. Grant. Governor Hanly cites Indiana law banning official railroad pass use by officials.
Mopert Drvna Store promotes Kohinoor Crystal Multiplex Lenses claiming superior testing methods and lower prices than old school opticians. The ad guarantees workmanship and frames in writing and invites customers to compare with competitors.
For sale 169 acres 2 good dwellings 1 barn 3 springs and 2 wells with ample water and fruit. Located 31 miles north of English. For details write Mrs Kate Foreman.
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