Annual session of the fraternal congress at Buffalo reports
Fraternal congress opens in Buffalo with 2,000,000 members and $2.4 billion in insurance in force. Reports include merchant marine figures, earthquakes, university construction plans, and crime notes from across the country.
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Notable Deaths and Political Moves Across America
Obituaries note Avan Vaxxit a Civil War veteran dies in Santa Rosa and Wuurtas WaALTARa in Baltimore aged 74. Gipson, famed orator, passes in Tiffin at 74. Wisconsin governor race results listed Upham leading. Republican senators in Indianapolis reapportion districts. Various global events include Brazil amnesty, Port Arthur battle updates, and a New York bond issue.
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Additional Locals And Bridge Rules In Henry County
Local items report Smith advertising for a saleswoman at Stover’s store with a pianist preferred. A infant buried by Mr Tommes, and William York Jr among Henry acquaintances. Judge changes venue for Johnson case. Ground broken for Camp’s new house. city’s housing scarce. Columbia steamer passes canal and river. bridge inspection to follow. Steel enforces fast-trot rule. violators face arrest. Edward Wood inherits land near Inglewood. talk of prosperity in Henry.
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Thanksgiving charity and local notices in Quaker Lane item
Community notes report Vivian laws leaving a house shin gled ora Morris visiting her uncle Elwood Morris Oliver Smiths house and barn nearing occupancy A slim quarterly meeting drew four visitors from Holder The G T plans for ln novial at the Masonic hall with all invited The Clear Creek school to entertain at Grange ball December 8 9 proceeds for school library An exchange urges active charity on Thanksgiving stressing sharing burdens and aiding the less fortunate Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder earned a Gold Medal at the Midwinter Fair in San Francisco
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Local notes a week ahead and social notices
George A. Burt leaves for Chicago to visit sister Anna J. Burt and Will Fosdick etc. A young people’s literary society forms with J. H. Adkinson as president. Perdew brothers turkey shoot yields birds for Thanksgiving. Teachers’ meeting at Vorna includes Prof Wallace Miss Hull and others. Three girls visit from Whitefield Corners with Dr Willis. W. W Bobbitt receives a copper-ring cane from Sutherland Neb. Mesmerizing plant canes showcased. Fred Miller of Irving reports kidney relief from Lestria Bitters at Powell’s drug store.
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Independent Unbiased Paper for Clergy and Scholars
An undenominational periodical aimed at clergy, scholars, teachers, business men and families. It covers religious, theological, political, literary, social, artistic and scientific topics with contributions from eminent English writers.
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