29 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
1
The article argues that Southern railways may end cheap excursions next summer. It cites a new centrate law reducing Indiana rail revenue and predicts the company will cut or redesign cheap trips to compensate.
Brief community notes from Crawford County including April events, farming updates, and local achievements. Mentions Hawkins studio photos at 2100 per dozen, fishing season opening, Elivis Strond move, and a farmers institute bill. Also reports Mrs Annie Real death, Sate Board of Education license for F C Landrus, and local church activities.
Posey Lodge No. 188 F and A M in a special session March 18 1907 adopted resolutions on the death of brother James J Clark. The statements praise his virtues express solace in faith note mourning draped lodge and mourning badges and call for printing in county papers and sympathies to his family.
A reader shares a vignette about a father denying candy to save for bread and meat, a social club gathering with games and treats, throat care tips, thoughts on living for the living versus the dead, and a critique of Free Trade politics. It ends with a contemplation on social ascent and decline.
In Frankfort Indiana Judge Charles Guenther ruled a saloon extends through all premises under a keeper’s control and barred any obstruction of interior view. William Baker was fined 15 dollars plus costs for admitting people after legal hours. A local ad promotes L L May garden seeds at Gregory’s for 24 cents per package.
The bill makes it a crime to sell or trade horses known to have glanders or infectious diseases including roamer winded criber and to conceal such illness by tricks or devices. Penalty up to 510 and up to six months in jail. Also notes Easter entertainment by the Presbyterian Sunday school with Ladies Aid seeking strong attendance.
E E Bitzer of Chinook Montana claims potatoes can yield 600 bushels per acre and 50 bushels for macaroni wheat with high labor efficiency. The Great Northern Bulletin 2 on Montana offers insights for farmers in Indiana Himno Iowa and Wisconsin. Free on request from C W Pitts Chicago. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered for hatching at 21.00 per 15 with 3500 per 1co 3 22-4wk.
The notice blends a rural harvest cue with a sale ad listing farm produce and livestock including B. P. Rock eggs M. B. Turkey eggs and P. C. Pigs. It promotes Beard's copper distilled brandy and whiskey shipped directly from the distillery as inexpensive, urging customers to buy quality spirits in southern Indiana.
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