Westport News Roundup Including Death and Fire
James Manlief and wife from Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. The Westport Concert Band held an ice cream festival on the public square Saturday night. Mrs Anna Cain died Saturday four miles south after a lingering illness. The Westport creamery was nearly destroyed by fire Tuesday night and will likely be rebuilt. Origin of the fire is unknown. Rev J C Coulter preached at the Baptist church and spoke at the Knights of Pythias event. Many locals and visitors are named including Prof Charles Updike and family from Terre Haute.
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Westport
Public Square
Charles Updike
Terre Haute
Anna Cain
Edgar Cunningham
Bethel Cemetery
J. C. Coulter
Columbus
Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias
Christian Church
Hope Journal Briefs Reflect Local Activity
Cyrus Pumphrey and Bud Wiley visited Hope on Wednesday morning. Miss Bertha Braden stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wasson. Mrs. Robert Miers of Clifty attended the H A A picnic. Robert Gilliland from near Hartsville did business in town. Hope Seminary Alumni Association gathered to renew memories of Moravian School days. Miss Sadie Smiley of Burney attended a Cave dance and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Cook before returning home Wednesday.
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Cyrus Pumphrey
Bud Wiley
Bertha Braden
Sam Wasson
Robert Miers
Clifty
Robert Gilliland
Hartsville
Hope Seminary Alumni Association
Moravian School For Women
Sadie Smiley
Burney
Clancy Cook
Camels in South Australia Use and Capabilities
Camels in central Australia carry wool stores for pastoralists with English and Afghan drivers using them for saddle at eighteen months. They can bear one hundredweight to two hundredweight by two years, four hundredweight by three years, and bulls at four years up to six hundredweight. South Australian bred camels are preferred for weight and sturdiness, thriving on local grasses and bushes and proving durable for many years.
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South Australia
Central Australia
Discoverer of New Rem Brandts Cited by Fliegende Blatter
A Fliegende Blatter quip notes a friend’s vocation as a discoverer of new Rem brandts, reflecting contemporary industry chatter and witty shorthand about innovation.
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Times
How the Train Was Held Up
A passenger train journey turns tense as an anticipated hold up is rumored near a cut and a curve near Raccoon. Passengers hide valuables in inventive ways with a minister fabricating a hidden fund and a colored man concealing money in soiled underclothes, then escape as the bandits flee into the woods.
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Belr
Reward Turns Pointed Timidity Into a Chicago Tale
A sleeping car passenger recounts exchanging suitcases by mischance and discovering a fortune in a stranger's bag. The finder returns the money to a bank robber, garnering a $9,000 reward and uniting two lovers who had given up. The tale ends with the couple profiting from the reward and starting a fortune.
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Chicago
Do Right Now Daily Resolve Forges a Troubled Day
A quotation notes that a morning resolve to behave well can avert punishment by day end. It suggests discipline and self control as keys to smoother conduct without overt discipline.
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Charles Dudley Warner
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Manlief
Indianapolis
Wesley Taylor
Rashville
J.N. Keith
Geraldine
Albert Higgins
Zack Boicourt
George B. Hendrickson
Shelbyville
John A Mattox
Rushville
Eila King
Jane Presinoger
A. E. Tucks
the Hope Journal
Foley
Foley & Company
J. H. Batterton
Faccoon
London
George Ferguson
Chicago Tribune
EK. L. Drake
Titusville
Drake
Napoleon Lil
England
Boen
London Graphic
Byron
Lord Byron
Athens
Trelawny
Charles Lamb
May
Charlies Lamb
Bernard Barton
Westiminster Gazette
Malay Archipelago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Spain
Madrina
Voltaire
Macbeth
First National Bank Building
Greensburg, Ind
Jer
Matoes
Toc Santos
Country Produce
Crooks & West
L. D. Crooks
Connersville
A. A. Magee
Ainsworth Building
West Main St
Greensburg
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