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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
9
Odd wedding memories unfold as riders wed beneath trees on a monument site. Clergy, guests, and kin witness ceremonies that end in quick marriages and later divorces, amid tales of elopements, licenses, and forested chapels.
An Indianapolis style discussion notes patrol wagons travel about 18 000 miles yearly. The article describes the public reaction to the black Maria and details routes, daily runs, and the quartermaster duties including trips to the reformatory.
County surveyor Mr Hawekotte notes old surveys around Fall expel were off by inches, with miles and sections near the new army post measuring far more than one mile square. He warns substantial land rectifications may be needed to avert future trouble, if there is not enough land to spare.
Local clippings reveal a storm of small town notes from Indiana counties. Reports touch August events in Tipton and Vincennes, river gauges, birthday mentions, school entertainments, farm losses from storms, local quarrels, and a panoply of social anecdotes across Porter, Brownstown, Bartholomew, and surrounding communities.
A muddled OCR note describes a sequence of odd events involving a barge, a crowd, and a house gathering. It mentions a listing of people and places including Clay Toobin and Mrs Witla Kethy, with references to a Kokamo and a well known date, but many names and actions are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Subarba anxious about earnings rising daily and a promise to speak with Spale. The scene unfolds with tense inquiry as Cap offers a cryptic response while a commercial notice for Hood's Sarsaparilla appears.
An old newspaper request invites readers to submit six word notices to The Sun free liners. Contact details include The Sus office at 021-123 E Ohto Bt. Phone numbers 880 and Ae. Also instructions to send liner ads to The Bun office at 1-1 KB. Ohlowt both phones.
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