Vermont Heritage and Freedom in Early Statehood
The Four-Track News recounts Vermont's early identity as a free independent republic, its strong agrarian base, limited manufacturing, and absence of slavery. It notes Vermonters' brotherhood with early American figures and a notable court case where a judge refused a slaveholder's bill of sale, declaring a bill of sale from God Almighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of
Vermont
Green Mountain
Ethan Allen
John Stark
Canada
Theophilus Harrington
God Almighty
Sewerage Proposition Carries In City Council Vote
The city council approved both sanitary and storm sewerage systems at agreed estimates after citizens urged objections. Voting in favor of both were Gaines Strausburger Deles Baumgardner Tower and Kirkpatrick. Wallace supported storm only and Bowman supported sanitary only. The sanitary estimate totaled 103 425 25 and the storm estimate followed.
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Gaines
Strausburger
Deles
Baumgardner
Tower
Sanitary Districts Budget and Bids Planned
Districts 1 through 6 list costs totaling 135 060 25 with District No 1 excluded land outside district 1 to be outside bounded area. Bids ordered to be advertised for June 27. Sanitary system to benefit city with alleys around the square and streets in other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles
Odd Fellows Plan a Special Train to Greensburg
A movement to hire a Big Four train to transport all Dearborn and Ohio counties Odd Fellows along with families and friends to Greensburg for a visit to the Odd Fellows Orphans Home gains enthusiasm. The article notes the order's long charity record, citing nearly $70,000,000 in relief and ongoing dispensing at about $4,000,000 annually. It endorses aspiration within the order as part of its tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Odd Fellows
Dearborn
Ohio
Greensburg
The
Aurora Bulletin
Newpoint Orchestra Delights Greensburg with Music
The Newpoint Orchestra led by Col. Roll G Adams performed in Greensburg during a busy Sunday. They played for Sunday school and church services, at a township union meeting, for neighborhood guests, and at a Children's Day event. The lineup included Estella Jerman, Jennie Starks, Henry Greene, John Greene, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
Decatur County
Greensburg
Roll G. Adams
Adams
Christian Church
S. S Union
M. E
Henry E. Greene
Franklin Street
Estella Jerman
Henry Greene
John Greene
John Snedeker
Jennie Starks
Roll G. Adams, Jr
Florence Wolfe
Edward Glidewell
Guy Guthrie
Will Zeigler
Harry Adams
Cora Starks
Union Sunday School Rally at Greensburg First M. E.
Sunday rally held at 3 15 PM in the First Methodist Episcopal church with seven schools represented. Program included multiple musical selections by named schools and choirs, talks by Rev John Heritage and Dr C C Edwards, and benediction by Rev F W Sumner. J F Childs, president of the County Union, presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Schools
Greensburg
M. F
Newpoint Orchestra
G. Li. Murphy
America
Baptist School
John Heritage
Centenary M. E
M. E. School
M. E
C. C. Edwards
Carson Mission School
Presbyterian School
Christian School
F. W. Sumner
J. F. Childs
The
County Union
Pat Again and Ponce De Leon Bloodlines in Stud Listings
A detailed brood mare and stallion roster notes Pat Again 38840 and De Soto of Oxford 28371 among progeny from Ponce De Leon 13445 line. Lists numerous sires and dams, percentages and relations, with fees $20 for a living colt and $10 for living foal, plus three high class jacks and return privileges.
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Mikegain
Frank McKinney
George W. Hill
C.N. D
Jane
Pat Again
Ross
Frank Again
Angie D
de Soto
Oxford
Ponce de Leon
Leon
Louis
Worthington
Admiral Semms
Edwin B
Percy
Prelattess
Preston
Judge Orr
Pancost
Elvira
Cuyler
Fanny Rhea
Wedgewood
Pentland
Westfall
Mike Dun
Revonace
John R. Gentry
Fred S. Wedgewood
Teodore Shelton
Tommy
Belmont
Estelle
Edwin C
Prince of Orange
Hambletonian
LETTS CORNER STUD OFFERS 1905 BREEDING HORSES
Decatur county farmers are invited to inspect stallions EILERT MONNEATN DEWEY JUMBO and YOUNG BOB at LETTS CORNER. Prices include insurance ten dollars for EILERT MONNEATN DEWEY and YOUNG BOB, seven dollars for JUMBO. Mares left for sale lose insurance on a living colt. distant mares cared for at low weekly or monthly rates.
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Chicago
Union Pacific and
North-Western
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Decatur County
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Zuther D. Braden
Ssed
Ly Aes
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
Wis
Foley
J. A. Spero
Helmer
Ind
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Chicago & North-Western
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
W. B. Kniskern
P.T.M.C
N.W. Ry
Ill
Satin
Raven Wing
Raven Wilks
Mammoth
James B. Clark
Clarksburg, Ind
Pat
Eilert
Dewey
Lilert
Bob
Decatur
Jacob Black
Letts Corner
J. ¥. Goddard
J. W. Craig Goddard
Craig, Attorneys AT Law
Little Block
Square
James L. Burton
Greensburg, Indiana
Luther
Williams & Sons
J. E. Mendenhall
J. H. Spilman
Mendenhall & Spilman
Aermotor
Baker
Smith
McFarland
Anderson
Earl
Corbett & Rohe
C.H. Thomson & CO
Jewelers
East Main Street
Everhart’s
Grocery
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