Republican policy message on postwar reforms and trade
The document advocates free homes on public land, tariff reform, open door trade, restricted cheap foreign labor, extended education, and naval and canal projects. It supports McKinley era diplomacy, Samoa, Hawaii, The Hague, and Cuban independence with self government. It calls for civil service merit, immigration controls, and improved roads and rural delivery. It ends praising veterans, women’s contributions, and postwar financial stability.
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Gustrius
Rathg
Aintenthy
Republican Party
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Polfcr
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Dingley
Orient
China
Emogress
Department of Commerce
Women of
America
Volunteer Aid Association
Ays
Indies
McKinley
Sammon
Pacific
Hague
Hawaiian Islands
Great Britain
Washington
Paris
Senate
Spain
Tern Indies
Assur
That Throbbing Headache Cure Ad
Advertises Dr. Kings New Life Pills promising rapid headache relief. Claims purifies blood and strengthens nerves, builds overall health. Priced at twenty five cents with money back guarantee. Sold by Grover Bonner druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Grover & Bonner
Dr C B Grover Opens Clinic In Hamilton Block
Dr C B Grover has permanently located in our midst and opened an office in the Hamilton Block North Franklin Street where he treats all classes of chronic diseases. He specializes in chronic dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Steam medicated vapor baths are furnished daily.
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Hamilton Block
Franklino Street
Grover Hag
Grain-O new grain drink replaces coffee
Try Grain-O the new drink from grains that can replace coffee for all ages. It has a rich seal brown color like mocha yet is made from grains and is easy on delicate stomachs. Packages sell for fifteen or twenty five cents at all grocers.
Correction to a false marriage notice in The Standard
John Stevenson of Alert Indiana denounces a recent Standard marriage announcement as entirely false. He condemns the authors as cowards and vows vengeance if they are identified, calling the notice a deceitful fabrication published to injure him and others. June 20, 1900.
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Shelbyville
McCabe
J. W. Duncan
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
Alexander & Co
John Stevenson
Alert
Stevenson
Bucklen’s Araica Salve Ad Herein Shown For Sale
Ancient advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Araica Salve as cure for bruises sores ulcers satirheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box sold by Grover and Bonner. Ilyl
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Grover & Bonner
Ilyl
Local Notes On Farms And Residents Near Milford
Horace Emory Helmick works for Ed Jordan and the Brewer saw mill nears completion. Miss Sue Cheek returns from a trip through Hast. John Robbins begins clover hay work on Tuesday. Herbert Brewer visits Desoto. Will S Robbins spends days in Canada on business. Emmet Watson does Greensburg Tuesday business. Marion Thompson buys calves nearby. Elmer Douglas and family visit north of town Sunday. Some farmers lay by corn. John Young finishes painting Dan Vantreese’s house. Mt Aerie services attended by locals. Ed Jordan and family visit Jennings county relatives Sunday. Miss Jennie Lamasters visits aunt Mrs Will House. James Templeton seeks to buy sheep. Jim Conk of Milford involved.
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Sue Cheek
John Robbins
Herbert Brewer
Desota
Will Ss. Robbins
Canada
Emmet Watson
Greensburg
Marion Thompson
Elmer Douglas
John Young
Dan Vantreese
Mt. Aerie
Ed Jordan
Jennings County
Jennie Lamasters
Will House
James Templeton
Jim Conk
Milford
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Augusta Erhardt
Marion
Charles H. Dowden
Columbus
Robert A. Hamilton
Moodey Covert
Philadelphia
New York
John P. Thomson
Lucy Hazelrigg
Henry
West North Street
O. L. Pulse & Co
Harry Batterton
Bev Donnell
Bloomington
The
State University
Alexander
C. Lowe
Washington Street
E. W. Denham
Shelby County
Jeffersonville
Nathan Swails
Marsh Lowe
N. A. Crawford
Morris McQuistion
Dawson City
Cape Nome
Wabash
5S. T. Blizzard
Blizzard
Gndianapolis
White
Hiwood
Misaac
Ethel Shelhorn
Dowaneyville
Lena
Eich
T. BE. Davidson
Yellowstope Park
Miss Wilson
Omaha
Neb
Goddard
Rushville
Taylor Stevens
Anna Thorne
Indianapelia
J.M. Teaier
Middletown
Ohio
Decatur Baggy Co
Web Woodtill
Robert Saegel
M. D. Tackett
East Hendricks Street
County Board of Review
Will Cumback
Winfield, Kaw
Chatauqua Assembly
Winona Park
Western Writers’ Association
Helen Ardery
George Batchelor
Indianapolis
Williams & Son
Sandusky
Augustus H. Hurley
Laura A. Patterson
Clarksburg
Clay Township
Clay
Third National Bank
Bertha Engle
Martin Engle
Sarah Aldrich
Charles Aldrich
John W. Fretts
Ella Fretts
Greensburg Lodge No
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Greensburg Telephone Co
Ed Jamison
George Perry Springer
Thomas Duffey
Greensburg National Bank
G. W. Ayers
Bright
Ora Burton
Ezra Vandyce
Ross Voris
Curtis
Ethel McCullough
Marcia Voris
Gladys
Bertha Miller
Franklin
Edgar Mendenhall
Jennie Donnell
Kate Stewart
Daniel Coy
City
Hannah Parker
Bensoy
Illinois
Ennochsburg
van Hise
Thomas J. Parker
Gilman
Ill
M. E
St. Paul
A. Murphy
G. L. Roberts
Oetette
Forrest Edmeads
W. R. Pleak
Shiloh
E. J F. Dyst
Napoleon
Saat
Rehool
W. C. Woodfill
B. EF. Bennett
BR. W. Montgomery
Corps
Moses Lowe
Harris City
Squire Power
John Shumake
Shumake
Sumner
Sirius
Scatt
Sni Gi
al Druggists
Telgparrsree No
Roy N. Hamilton, Eustace Foley
Hamilton & Foley
Hazelrigg
Will Ehrhardt
John Wanamaker
Rock Bottom
C. B. Grover
Bucklen
Horace
Emory Helmick
Hood
Blacker
Liverty
George Evans
Stout & Armstrong
Cincinnati
Webster Holmes
Force
Elmer Martin
Ewington
John Hoopter
Will Davis
Carrie Applegate
Trenton
N. J
Robbison & Davis
Mack Samuels
John Parker
Letts
Joe Smith
Bro. Rogers
Jeff Davis
Oxfords
R. T. Wright
K UK
Bear
Slin
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