County Central Committee to elect officers in Covington
Logan Attica Davis Antioch school house precincts will elect one man to the County Executive Committee. Newly elected precinct committeemen will meet in Covington on January 27 1914 at 10 30 am to elect a county chairman and officers and to handle other business. F W Macoughtry chairman James A Copeland secretary. Dated Attica Ind January 13 1914.
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Fountain County
Logan Township
Democratic Central Committee
Jackson
Cain
Logan
Attica Davis
Antioch School House
City
Covington
F. W. Macoughtry
County Central Com
James A. Copeland
Attica
Ind
First Flight Of A Barn Swallow Trio Encouraged By Parents
John Burroughs recalls the moment a mother swallow urges her youngsters to fly from a barn roof. A single fledgling bravely takes its first air, then returns, while the other three flutter inside the barn with their parents guiding and cheering.
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John Burroughs
The
Atlantic Monthly
Novelist James Dwyer Plans Global Trip With Cash
After a prior stint in Sydney where a man paid him to work, novelist James Francis Dwyer sets out around the world with funds in hand. In New York he explains he hopes to confront his former employer Rowlingson and strike him in the other eye.
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James Francis Dwyer
New York
Sydney
Rowlingson
Dwyer
Passes Fizzle In Rail Arbitration Gossip
Elisha Lee cites arbitration chatter about the pass system as a bygone issue for railroads. A Vanderbilt joke recalls a man demanding a New York Central pass to Albany because he felt singled out for paying his fare. The anecdote frames fare evasion and passenger scrutiny as a humorous relic.
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Elisha Lee
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Albany
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fractured Words in Private Conversation Reveals Tension
A fragmentary exchange shows a younger woman warning about a much older fiancé with alleged bad habits. The dialogue hints at concern over wealth versus age and its impact on marriage prospects.
Conquer Rheumatism at Home Free Trial Offer
Advertises a free trial treatment Chronicure for rheumatism and related ailments sent by mail from Mrs M Summers in South Bend Indiana with home reference details. Mentions a separate contact Mrs J C Sanders Kingman Indiana. Includes local notes on poultry show prizes and visits and a witness in a case in Covington.
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M. Summers
Washington Avenue
South Bend
Indiana
JC. Sanders
Kingman
Ind
Charity Bazaar Sparks Palaver Over Kiss Prices
A playful exchange at a New York charity bazaar questions whether a dollar per kiss is fair as patrons react to the suggested pricing. The remark triggers lighthearted urgency about the event and its fundraising goal.
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Bazard
New York
Applicant seeks exchange editor role with paper
A fragment shows an applicant expressing interest in a job as exchange editor and the managing editor questioning the fit. The text is garbled but indicates a pursuit of editorial work and a response about suitability.
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Theyas
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Ollie Copeland
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A. G. Madden
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Brazil
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Fred Madden
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E. A. Keller
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Kingman Bank
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Jackson’s Livery Barn
Kingzrkan
DR. F
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