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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

10

Willis S. Thompson No 165

The Indianapolis Sun editorial content references Willis S. Thompson with a numbered designation, likely a recurring column or profile identifier. The readable text provides minimal context, but indicates Thompson is the subject or author associated with the issue or page marker 165.

One Man's Work and Its Meaning for a City

Editorial praise for David H. Moffat and the Moffat Road highlights his bold engineering feat and empire building. It lauds his selfless public spirit, generosity during the 1893 panic, support of Denver utilities and banks, and tax contributions, urging others to emulate his civic devotion.

Denver Post David H. Moffat Moffat Middle Park Maine Florida Mr. Moffat Moffat Road Elysia Routt Colorado Denver Ele First National Bank of Denver Bat Bookwalter David H. Moffat

It’s Never Dull at Lonessmenhurst Inlet

A humorous sketch by Kennett Harris about social life in a small town. The narrator notes constant visitors, varying entertainments, and the steady cost of hosting. Characters such as Demb Hilda Clarette Bridget and Biendhe appear in a playful, evolving crowd. The piece laments changes and departures amid ongoing social flux.

Clarette Bridget Biendhe Lonessmenhurst

Taken Up at Random by George W Stout

A domestic vignette follows the Husbandman whose boastful garden plans fail under rain and pests. In a back yard, peas and beans collapse while beetle swarms and watered miscalculations ruin crops. The tale shifts to family life with gentle humor and singing as solace.

Mars David Ballard Whusbandman Mazie Jesus Rose Garden of Love Tim Karla Gardner

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