Lima church address highlights temperance work and youth
The Lima church hosted Rev. E J Brownson who spoke on Winning the Fight, praising temperance efforts amid bad weather. Delegates from the district convened, promising renewed energy for temperance work. A Sunday School event features five young girls and a five-young-women class with medals for winners. Local notices mention Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsements and community updates on schooling, homes, and farm improvements.
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Lima
E. J. Brownson
Lows Anti- Saloon League
Mr. Sylvester
Strawberrs Point
Spring Valley and Frog Hollow Household Notes
Mra Alma Buros visited her brother Edwin Clothier last week. Amid busy days for homemakers the paper notes a new resident at the El Moore domicile. The bath burned on the Brown and Robinson property is being rebuilt and references a farm once owned by Willaga Choibier.
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Mra
Alma Buros
Edwin Clothier
Brown and Robinson
Wil-laga Choibier
Farewell party for Ressler family and wedding anniversary
Last Friday over seventy five neighbors shared a farewell surprise at FJ Ressler home in SMITHFIELD. They enjoyed social time, singing, supper, and a mantel clock was given to the Resslers for Fayette. The 13th marked their nineteen year wedding anniversary. Words of good wishes followed as they prepare to move once interior work in Fayette is done. Nearby notes mention visiting relatives and local property moves.
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Q Lwein
Baptist
Baptist Sunday School
Pasce
Come Sud
Parker
Max J Psimer
FJ Ressler
Ressler
Fayette
K R Club
Resslers
Lillie Evans
Mr. Ressler
Forrowe 40-Duroc Boars on Sale By J H Morr
J H Morr advertises 40 Duroc boars for sale across March April and May at attractive prices. Emphasizes breeding quality and size, urging buyers to view before purchase.
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J. H. Morr
Lincoln Lyceum Speech Warns of Ambition and Distinction
The excerpt cites Mr. Lincoln’s Springfield speech warning that a man of great genius and ambition can threaten democracy. It argues the need for public unity, loyalty to government and laws, and vigilance to thwart any dangerous designs. The Omaha Daily Bee reprints this 1912 note, highlighting the peril of unchecked power.
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Lincoln
Young Men's Lyceum
Springfield
Omaha Daily Bee
Taft Signs Pension Bill Despite Rumors The President’s Swift Action Defied Opposition
John McElroy and John R. King proclaim there was no truth to claims Taft vetoed or reluctantly signed the May 11 pension bill. They note broad popular demand, G A R encampment support, and swift presidential action returning to Washington to affix his signature, contradicting circulated rumors.
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Morgan
Grand Army of the Republic
William H. Taft
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Senate
Capitol
Invalid Pensions Committee
House
John R. King
Slaybaugh
Potomac
Godfrey
Arizona
Granville C. Fiske
Massachusetts
Princeton
N. J
Washington
White House
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