Halloween Mischief Disrupts Town Festivities
Local Halloween night antics caused property damage and scattered chaos as bands of children paraded Toledo street. A rolling stock display drew crowds and pranks, with Moore’s farm losses and damaged gear marking the night’s toll.
New Parness Store Moves Into Cartois Building
J. E. Kdnsey occupies Dr. Cartois building on the corner as the Karnesa shop and store previously used by D. Hb Jha & Son before they moved into a new building.
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Lint and Wicott wed in York in November notice
Charles Lint and Sylvia Wicott were married in York on Thursday November 1 and will reside at Fremont after the ceremony. The community joins in wishing the couple happiness and prosperity.
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Modern Woodmen of Camden Elects New Dodge Official
Pitdery Woodmen discuss electing a new Dodge at Camden, Mith. The ceremony aims to boost local services, with the institution praised as one of the best in the district and its offerings shown to be highly valued by residents.
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Death in the Barn Brawl Ends in Suspected Feud
A man named Aaron Galser was found dead in a barn after a dispute with intruders who crossed him. Authorities say the confrontation likely triggered the fatal incident and the incident is being investigated as a possible feud driven by anger among involved parties.
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Primary Civic Call and County Coroner Candidate
Voters urged to participate in the early vote and support constitutional amendments. The notice endorses Dr. A Moore as the qualified county coroner candidate, arguing the office should be held by a physician and that the selection is a straightforward business decision rather than political.
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W C T U Hands Frankfort State Convention
The twenty seventh annual Indiana Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention met in Frankfort October 19 to 23 with 272 delegates and many members and visitors. Mrs. McWhirter presided as reports highlighted funds and activity, Hadley Industrial School overflowed with applicants, and a Loyal Legion session noted energy and graduation. Notable speakers included Mrs Beauchamp of Kentucky and Mary Bates oversaw a diamond medal contest while scientific temperance instruction drew about 1,500 attendees seeking compulsory law coverage for all states.
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Beveridge Speech Sparks Angola Commotion
October 10 at Angola features Senator Beveridge delivering a major address. The audience mis believed a special train would carry attendees home, causing mass confusion before volunteers organized a makeshift return service and the crowd camped through the night while awaiting transportation.
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Interview Transcripts Stir Debates On Cleveland Scandal
Amon The State Parers reports that Grover Cleveland interview claims are questioned as party leaders deny retracting statements. The piece cites Croker, Tammany, Bryan and others, noting charges, divisions, and calls for discipline amid a political storm across multiple papers.
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Merino Sheep Advise From Ray Indiana Farm
A visit to Burton Young’s farm four miles west of Ray Indiana showcases fine pedigreed Merino lines. The article touts Delaine and Dickinson Merino stock, notes Humphreys Spain import lineage, and cites National Sheep Register entries. Breeders are urged to inspect pedigrees and inquire about rams and ewes for sale.
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The Growth of Mohammedanism in World View
The November North American Review discusses Mohammedanism's global rise over the past century. Dr Mann notes potential dominance in India if trends continue and warns of a difficult future for Christian missions against a rising Islamic influence.
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