Leading Articles in Next Week's Magazine Section
The table of contents lists Free Seed Oratory in Congress and sensational House speeches on practice. It covers Monopoly Laws in France, Senator Pettus at eighty five, loyal constituents awaiting a dying senator, Arlington Memorial Day scenes, United Daughters of the Confederacy, lamp evolution, a device six thousand years ago, Woodlawn Mansion, Virginia home changes hands, The Conflict concluding chapter, summer styles in women's attire, Marth Dean letter, and page four on tomato culture.
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Congress
France
Pettus
Arlington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woodlawn
Virginia
Marth Dean
Local Round-Up Sparks and Fires Reported Across Towns
The column notes a soldiers reunion at Birdseye August 9 to 11, Evansville suffering a $200000 fire on Tuesday night, and a series of local items including a six column enlargement for the Corydon Republican, carnival chatter, church fundraising, Sunday rates on the Southern, a dynamite scare at West Baden Springs, and a LaMont Bros. show with prudent managers who ban gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Republican
Newbury Gleaner
West Baden Springs
M. E. Ladies Aid
LaMont Bros
Decoration Day Observed by Georgetown Veterans and K P
Old soldiers and the K of P led a procession to the Grove north of Georgetown for ceremonies. Hon. J. R. Duffin of New Albany delivered a long address. Dr. Chas. Duffin aided the event and the town resumes business from the former Model Drug Store site offering bargains after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
K. of P
K of Ps
K. of Ps
J. R. Duffin
New Albany
Chas. Duffin
Crawford County
B.F. Tempiet & Son
May term Crawford circuit court adjourns for holiday break
The Crawford circuit court convened on Tuesday and adjourned to Wednesday for Decoration Day observances. Frank Key’s case continued due to a missing witness while William C. Stroud pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was fined five dollars. Several cases are set for today and tomorrow with a likely session next week. Local notices promote Temple & Son prices. Wedding notices report marriages on May 19 and 23 in nearby Alton and Birdseye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Frank Key
Win. C. Stroud
B. F. Temple & Son
J. R. Melton
Sid Parcell
Ella J. Wright
Alton
Roy Mitchell
Bessie Hollowell
Birdseye
I O O F Sunday at Valeene celebrates graves and feast
The I O O F Lodge at Valeene decorated the graves of deceased brothers at Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. Apple gave an address at church, then graves were flower adorned. A bountiful feast followed at Valeene church under trees with community bands and tales of hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Valeene
Rock Spring Church
Apple
Valeene Church
Harry Roberts
Va'eene
Marriage Surprise Ties McMinnville Couple on Public Square
The McMinnville New Era reports the marriage of Robert D. Leasor of English Indiana to Namie Lee Bostick, performed quietly Friday at 8:30 pm on the public square in front of the Col. Savage monument with Rev. Spurgeon Wingo officiating. The groom is foreman of the railroad bridge crew at Falcon Mills and the bride is a noted local young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Tenn
Robert D. Leasor
Leasor
Col. Savage
Spurgeon Wingo
Ind
Namie Lee Bostick
M. P. Bostick
Falcon Mills
Oklahoma Record Married at 5:50 PM by A C Layman
Orest Weathers and Miss Fern Mourer wed Sunday at the parents' home with cedar and white rose decorations. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mourer, is praised. the groom, a Riverview school teacher and former bookkeeper at Oklahoma State Bank, is well regarded. Also noted: Burton tunnel progress on the Southern extension and a $10,000 damages suit by Eva Gresham against Southern railway for her husband’s death in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisney
Spencer County
Dale
W. S. Blackman
Weathers
Ada Lynch
San Francisco
Amanino Kentucky
Marie
Oklahoma
Orest Weathers
Fern Mourer
A. C. Layman
Bertha Mourer
Rosa Atley
Goultry
Okla
John F. Mourer
Riverview
Oklahoma State Bank
Leroy Weathers
Liberty Township
Burton
French Lick
Dubois
Knoxville
Huntingburg Independent
Eva Gresham
George Gresham
The
Southern Railway Company
Edwardsville Tunnel
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Please Stop My
A person argues retrenchment by cutting the home paper cost, preferring to save two cents a week instead of reducing whisky cigars jewelry tea coffee or other luxuries, noting family wishes and economy.
Indiana industry growth cited in Senator Hemenway speech
Senator Hemenway highlighted Indiana as home to 21 leading industries with 4 581 factories investing 197 million dollars and employing over 108 000 workers who earn more than 50 million dollars annually. The piece also contains a quirky anecdote about a Sears Roebuck baby and a joke about mail order houses and adulterated products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
Indiana
Sears Roebuck
For Sale. Stock of goods at White Sulphur Springs Store
Stock of goods at White Sulphur Springs Store offered for sale with reasonable terms. Seller cites lack of attention and continuity of business by J. C. Hoskins, manager. Sloan Post No 318 schedules annual reunion August 15 16 17 18 1906 at old camp in English Indiana. T. B. Cummins, Com. G. W. Sloan, Adj.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
J.C. Hoskins
Sloan Post No
English
Indiana
T. B. Cummins
Com
G. W. Sloan
Adjt
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Evansville
Louisville Daily Herald
the News
New York
No. 10
C.ib
Wm. Denbo
Denbo
Crawford Circuit Court
B. F. Tempie & Son
Weathers—Mourer
W.L. Gregory & Sons, Inc
Peoples’ Store
Ted
F. R. Gobbel
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