Leading Articles Preview From Next Week's Magazine
A table of contents lists items such as Renaming the Sioux Indians Twenty five thousand American Red Men with new names New Christian Science Church Boston's two million dollar temple The Black Seal Purse A Little Story of the Gaming of a Great City The White Company Alleyne Finds His Fate in Sir Nigels Lovely Daughter Home Town Improvement Successful Schooling Along Rural Linesapparettey It Comes Not Once But Many Men Agricultural Page Plan for a Modern Dairy Barn Profitable Tomato Growing for the Cannery
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New Christian Science Church
Boston
White Company
Alleyne
Sir Nigel
Apparettey
Local Round-Up of Odds and Ends from Indiana News
A collage of short items notes social observations, local antics, and community happenings. Topics include harvests at Mally Land, weather and health quips, a nine pound girl born in Indianapolis, insurance settlements with Crawford Co State Bank, pension increases for Peter Gottfried, a Bensley graveyard basket meeting, Home Coming at the Indiana State Fair, church repairs, and resident hunter license applications via Z T. Sweeney.
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Jas
Roger
Indianapolis
Aleo
Jerry L. Suddarth
Peter Gottfried
Bensley Graveyard
Indiana State Fair Association
Club
Tax News Office
Z T. Sweeney
Family horse ads draw diverse replies and local notices
The column lists responses to a family horse ad from readers in Charlestown Vincennes near English and Indianapolis. It notes interested buyers and bidders including The Citizen editor and L H Hand, with side plans for poultry farming and property trades. Also covered are a rambling mix of local events, pensions, a beech grove picnic, wheat yields, a streetcar injury suit, a YMCA bicycle trip, and a promotional newspaper offer on the Louisville Daily Herald.
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Vincennes
J. H. Mogan
Louisville
W. H. Blodgett
Indianapolis
Jerry L. Suddarth
T. J. Byerly
Chicamanga
Rome
Andersonville
Beech Grove
Garr Bend
Little Blue River
Alton
E. P. T. Parr
W.N. Hollcroft
Freight wreck near Jackson mine kills two rail workers
Weast-bound freight No 30 wrecked at Jackson mine about 8 am last Thursday. Fireman Fanning died instantly, Brakeman Capehart died two hours later, and Engineer McWilliams was severely burned. Wreck blamed on an open switch and possible malicious tampering by pulled rails. Railway detectives Harlan and Clark investigate amid reports of local tramp interference.
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Huntingburg Argus
Jackson Mine
Capehart
McWilliams
Princeton
Harlan and Clark
Muncie Charity Conference Aims to Improve Citizenship
The State Conference of Charities and Correction meets in Muncie from October 6 to 9. The Associated Societies of Charity and Correction seek better citizen ship, urging public interest and discussion. A local note about church influence and moral guardianship contrasts with comments on pride and vanity from Blue River Gazette.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Muncie
Associated Societies of Charity and Correction
New Albany District Conference Opens in Huntingburg
The New Albany District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins its annual session in Huntingburg on Monday afternoon July 30 and runs to Wednesday. It licenses ministry candidates and recommends some for admission to the annual conference while presenting reports from church departments. The program features music sermons addresses and discussions led by notable speakers with the presiding elder acting as president in the bishop’s absence. Oar ides of a poor housekeeper is a woman who runs the house on business principles.
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New Albany
Methodist Episcopal Church
Huntingburg
Monument business and store notices from Indiana entries
Selected Common Brick and Fire Brick offers car load delivery and fall restock options. A W Martina Eckerty Indiana sells monuments with marble and granite at shop prices. Alice Roberts stock at White Sulphur Springs store with reasonable terms. selling due to attention limits. Sloan Post 818 to hold annual reunion August 15 16 17 18 1906 at English camp Indiana. T B Cummins Com.
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White Sulphur Springs
Hoskins
Sloan Post
English
Indiana
T. B. Cummins
Com
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Mally Land
Rei
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies
Charlestown
English News
L. H. Hand
Ramsey
J. K. Walker
Crawford County
Theresa Seybold
Orange County
French Lick
West Baden
Paoli
Terre Haute
Louisville Daily Herald
John D. Gilliland
Southern Railway
Gilliland
John
Temple
Blue River Gazette
T. P. Govan
Eye Specialist
Leavenworth
Arnold
Alton—Alton Hotel
the Peoples” Store
Birdseye
Ind
W.L. Gregory & Sons, Inc
A. W. Martina
Eckerty
Alison Roberts
G. W. Sloan, Adit
Hawkins
Gobbel’s
F. R. Gobbel
Mgr
J. W. Patton
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