Memorial Day music and veterans pageant described
The article recalls Memorial Day as a festival of noble deeds with inspiring music led by The Star Spangled Banner and The Red White and Blue. It notes veterans’ fatigue yet continued enthusiasm, the role of fife and drum, and a social reunion after ceremonies. It also lists local notices about residents and events in Monon and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Vail
Army
Navy
Georgia
G. A. R. Posts
Veterans Civil War memorial parade and cemetery services
The article notes that remaining Civil War veterans will march from the 7. Q0 0. FL hall to the cemetery east of town at 9 am on Saturday to decorate graves and then proceed at 1 pm from the TOL O. F. hall to Nauvoo cemetery for further services. It urges collective effort to honor fallen comrades and reminds readers that all graves merit remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOL O. F. Hall
Nauvoo
Francesville News Briefs and Community Notes
Local items report E A Bledsoe visiting at the Coey Hotel and expect coverage in the Winamac Republican. Audits and court notes discuss press control, 4th of July planning for Francesville, a summer storm damaging storefronts, and funeral for Mrs. Florence J. Conner. Also covered are railroad land litigation, business visits, and a millinery sale push with bargains at Blue Front Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. Conner
Winamac
Samuel Rishbuny
Biz
M. M Hathaway
Henry Sites
Atty. Spencer
Monticello
Winfeld
Lovanaport
United States Supreme Court
Monon Railroad Company
Jacob Myers Elevator Co
Biz Four Co
Farmers Bank Offers Loans and Surplus Cash Service
Farmers' Business invites farmers to make the bank their home and promises loans when needed and careful handling of surplus cash. The message encourages doing business with the bank and mentions Stave Bayk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stave Bayxk
Advertising Urges Support for Local Merchants
The Union Progress urges readers to favor home stores over distant department houses. It argues catalogs flood the market, mislead with fine print and hidden freight, and cause money to leave communities, noting local dealers can often match or beat catalog prices and supply promptly.
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Union
D. C
Progress
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Florence Malia
Crist Keopkey
W.H. Mackey
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Geo. Cramer
W.H. Rusk
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Mary Kennedy
Thos. Fitzpatrick
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J. Fitch
Lewis Walter
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Maude Lackens
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Freda Engle
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H.C. Kopka
L. KE. Berson
W. E. Gowen
L. EE. Barson
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J. A. Wayworth
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Henry Becker
Thos Wise
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Marshal Wise
Fie
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E A. Bledsoe
la Fayette
Coey Hotel
Winamac Republican
Rees
Medaryville Advertiser
West Side
Schleman’s Harness and Bayoy
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Gillam Township
Jasper County
Hahn
Kopka
Shrontz Grocery
Burson
Paddy Culp
Oma Daseke
Blue Front
H. Kopson
Ray
Dana Goddard
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Maude Myers
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