Union Depot play draws full house for charity
The Union Depot stage drama at the opera houseFriday evening benefited the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. Miss Alexander directed the witty moral play, later directing the same show in Brownsburg for another church fundraiser. Local authorities tightened saloon controls in Monticello, banning slot machines and poker joints, while citizens praised the move as promoting a clean town.
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Methodist Church
Miss Alexander
Alexander
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Christian Church
Monticello
Road to Success Principles by Marshall Field
Rules from the late Marshall Field emphasize cash basing, avoiding debt, and strict customer obligations. It also urges economy self restraint efficiency and mastering one’s chosen business or profession through relentless effort.
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Marshall Field
Field
Prades in Francesville schools blamed on curfew laxity
The Francesville school district cites poor progress among pupils due to nonenforced curfew allowing loitering downtown. The school board plans to urge Marshal Wise to enforce the ordinance at the next meeting.
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Francesville
Marshal Wise
Musical program at Methodist church benefits New Hymnals
A Saturday evening program at the Methodist Episcopal church features diverse acts from Bertha Hayworth to Winnie Hubbell to raise funds for new hymnals. Admission is by free will offering. all are invited. Also announced is the Pulaski County High School Teachers Association meeting at Winamac High School on Feb 8 1906 starting at nine o clock with a preliminary Field Meet and Oratorical Contest discussion at 7 30 Friday evening. John Brady visited Michigan City to see his sister Mrs Drury.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Bertha Hayworth
Will Whitaker
Mrs. Freeman
Nellie Hubbell
Malouartette
Pulaski County High School Teachers Association
Winamac
Move of Rolle Strong to Illinois and 1905 accounts due
Mr and Mrs Rollen Strong relocate from Huntington Indiana to Lansing Illinois where Rollen takes a railroad job. O T Higgins notes all 1905 accounts must be settled now. A Knox girl amused by penny post discovers mail made from old love letters prompting swift post office closure. Blue Front Drug Store offers 1 gross Needles for 10 cents as a bargain.
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Rollen Strong
Huntington Ind
Lansing, Ills
Rollen
Knox
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