Letter from Chattanoogan offers South unity and pride
B B Helman of near town writes from Chattanooga Tennessee December 14 1910 praising the citys Civil War heritage Lookout Mountain Chickamauga National Park and Missionary Ridge as symbols of regional unity He notes the local law school draws students from across the nation and urges northern and southern peoples to work together for common good He signs off sending holiday wishes to Indiana county friends from The Progress readers
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Coi
Helthan
Chattarooga
Tann
Tetin
Indiana
Chattanooga
America
Tennessee
Aukture
Dixie Land
Lookout Mountain
Is Mountain
Anid
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hiis Game Mountain
Idar
Chickahiduga Park
United States
Iment
U.S
Sam
Indiana County
Chicamenga
Kattanooga
Sdes
Widge
Is Ridge
National Cemetery
Santry
Theople
Panama Canal
Unitedates
Indiana Progress
B. B. Helman
Personal Liberty and the Limits of Conscience
A reflective piece argues that liberty must meet community welfare and list restrictions on behavior to safeguard others. It defends law, property, and public safety while warning that unfettered personal freedom is a danger. The writer cites social order, morality, and governmental constraints as necessary to maintain society.
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Ion
M. RB. Hay
Wash
Pension bill to grant Civil War and Mexican War pensions
A bill introduced in the House promises substantial aid to many veterans. It outlines pensions for those who served 60 days in the Mexican War or 90 days in the Civil War, with monthly amounts rising by age from 15 to 36 dollars. The act removes rank as a factor, clarifies eligibility, and limits concurrent pensions.
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House of Representatives
House
J. N. Langham
Langham
Congress
Mexico
Senate
United States of America
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau of Pensions
Commissioner of Pensions
For Your Healths Sake Indiana Health Board Losses
The Indiana state board of health reports in one year 790 mothers aged 18 to 45 and 426 fathers died from consumption. These deaths left 2,515 children under 12 without parental care. The piece urges continued fight against the great white plague and asks readers what they are doing to help.
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Indiana
First Nation Bank of Indiana offers 4 percent time deposit option
The bank continues to pay four percent interest on time deposits with holder choice of a hold or a certificate. All deposits remain withdrawable at any time with no notice required. Also notes promotions from Irving jewelers and Indiana H Tallow Co seeking hides and tallow at 317 Water Street near the RR station.
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First National Bank of Indiana
Hideo
Indiana H & Tallow Co
Water Street
Penns. R. R. Station
Insurance in Force Report Highlights Regional Agents
Almost 300000 in force insurance figures are cited with names such as Kinter President Home Speedy Secretary Indians and General Agent Miller for Jefferson County Olivesbura Payra ha Agent for.
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Cohe Kinter
Home
Indians
Bi Miller
Jefferson Couaty
Olivesbura
Payra Ha
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Parsant
John
Bimpson
Tudianua
Combion Steven
Mae Gifta
Irving
Moore
Simpson
Loughry
Werirat
Berige
W. R. Loughry & Company
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
W. Guthrie
Savings & Trust Building
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Dye Works
Philo, St
Sleepy Hollow
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Philadelphia
W. S. Daugherty
Benson
Indians Grain and Seed Separator Company
J. M. Stewart & Co
David Hils & Bon
Hetrick & Wilson
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