Jim Barclay the Natural in East Denaldgon Tale
The story follows Jim Barclay known as Jim the Natural after a census joke labels him natural. He shuns farming, hunts and traps, living off forest land he buys with his farm earnings, loved by wildlife and wary villagers who doubt his methods.
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Hamilton Osborne
East Denaldgon
United States
Barclay
Jim
Jas. Barclay
White
Jim Barclay
Jun Barclay
Hur
Teo
West Indianapolis Opposes Proposed Sewer System
Citizens flood the Board of Public Works with postal cards denouncing a new sewer plan. A special hearing is planned to air grievances with about 50 to 60 residents expected, led by locals who fear eight feet of fall and river floods would trap sewage in mains and flood streets. Some residents favor the sewer, led by Walter Hows and James McGrew.
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Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Haughville
Board of
Pub Mc Works
Beara
Court House
West Indianapolia
Walter Hows
James McGrew
Father Weber
Catholic Church
West Indianapolis Notes On Sewers Fires and Church Ads
A weekly gathering reports broad interest in an independent sewer plan with a pumping station. Firefighters note fewer blazes since gas curtailment. Local notables visit or relocate, church ads boost Sunday attendance, and the West Indianapolis Commercial Club grows with officials and officers listed. Street lighting is urged for Blain Cove amid past streetcar fatalities. The Trinity church structure is raised for future Sunday rooms as school stockyards and Ray Street school improvements proceed. Bridget McGinty and sisters visit North Vernon for three weeks. Groceryman Ball cites many deadbeats in the suburb.
Jim Barclay Sides With Nature In Aobbing Romance
Jim Barclay retreats to the woods abandoning village life yet longs for Rosalie and a child he desires to protect. After social shunning and a Philistine stranger, Rosalie flees with the infant. Jim tracks her, vows care, and plans a return to the woods with Rosalie and the baby, in a tale of longing and renewal.
Kansas Safe Cracker Hides On Hoosier Soil
Brazil Indiana July 1 Spl John Eaton, illiterate, handed a letter to a bystander to read for him. It warned Robert Rogers, Eaton’s worker, of police pursuit for a five month old Kanean safe blowing robbery. Rogers, alias Robert Veeters, stayed overnight and stole Eaton’s cash before fleeing toward Marshall. Authorities there were notified.
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Brazil
Ind
John Eaton
Bie
Robert Rogers
Eaton
Rogers
Kanean
Robert Veeters
Veeters
Marshall
Warm discussion over opening of Davis-St
A delegation of South side residents protested the Davis Street opening from Prospect to the alley north. Turner Hall received $90 in benefits, which residents called excessive as they did not use Davis Street and objected to paying for a public facility. George Wolf defended assessments as lawful, while Col Downing stated he visited the south side and postponed the assessment.
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Board of Works
Davisst
Turnor Hall
Vacy
Turner Hall
George Wolf
Col. Downing
Wang
Proper timing to win interest in business letters
Mr A G McCotter argues success hinges on presenting proposals at the right time. He cites delivering a game project pitch after lunch to a businessman at the office and after dinner if mailed home as the moment most likely to command attention and avoid being buried in busy work. He calls this the proper pathological moment that usually wins.
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B. D. Brooks
Hachbun
Atgani
Atbun-Rouks m
Broks
Haughville
Concord
Fremont
A. G. McCotter
Direct Wire to Chicago Advances Line to Cincinnati
ANOTHER DIRECT WIRE TO CHICAGO. W. 11. Ainsworth, assistant superintendent of construction for the American Telegraph and Telephone Company, reports a new direct line being built from Chicago to Cincinnati. Work started at Lebanon and proceeds toward Indianapolis, with the line expected to arrive on Thirtieth Street. The project faces local opposition on Lee Street from Howard to Lambert due to cement sidewalks. The Board of Public Works has received a remonstrance against the improvement. Tee Pope Motor Car Company notes recurring flooding near its grounds when a heavy main is installed, urging a culvert rebuild at the C., A. & D. tracks. Arthur Lynn, 6, was released on probation by Judge Stubbs after testimony showed Buckset threw a golf ball, hit Lynn, prompting Lynn to throw a knife.
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Jim Barclay
Jim
Coursen
Rosalle
Jim Waite
Donaldson
Ainsworth
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Mary Hoover
Lee St
Howard
Lambert
Board of Public Works
Tee Pope Motor Car Company
U ° Works
Arthur Lynn
Stubbs
Buckset
Lynn
Lyon
Floyd Woods Loses Bet In West Baden Race Night
Floyd Woods recalls a playful betting moment in West Baden where he backed an unknown horse at 19 to 1. A woman friend challenged him and won, costing him both her $5 stake and the $4 he added to the horse's wager, leaving him out money in a light hearted tale.
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Floyd Woods
West Baden
Kind Advice Versus Imprisonment From Judge Stubby
A juvenile session features Judge Stubby urging a boy caught stealing to change path through kind guidance. He praises the boy’s father, urges honest work, saving money, and suggests probation with Mr Tank monitoring, stressing avoidance of prison.
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Iudge
Stubby
Judge Stubbs
Tou
Remarkable Cure Claim From Cuticara Remedies
A testimonial touts a treatment by Cuticara Resolvent, Ointment, and Soap for severe facial skin disease labeled Epithelioma. The witness says after doctors failed, hospital care and other options, the Cuticara regimen cured the disease within a week and restored the face.
Thorough Success of Williams Pink Pills for Indigestion
Miss May Briggs of Manchester recounts recovery from severe indigestion after suffering a year with cramps weakness and inability to keep food down. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pal and describes dramatic improvement after three boxes leading to renewed strength appetite and full cure. Pills sold by druggists worldwide.
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May Briggs
Miss Briggs
Dr. Willams
Pala
Florida
Ike
Lewan
Bolling Reports Typhoid Cases This Month
Keep Bolling. Only all cases of typhoid have been reported to the health board this month. The disease is on the run. It is believed, and the health officers do not anticipate a serious recurrence. However, they still advise everybody to boil the water.
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Health Board
Two Ways to Heart Care by Dr Miles Cure Ad
An advertising pitch urges readers to use Dr Miles New Heart Cure for heart weakness and related symptoms. It contrasts a dangerous wrong path with the right treatment claiming dozens of testimonies including A M Bassett of Wellington and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit.
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Milex
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