Ranks of Civil War veterans thinning under memorial day gaze
The Daily Citizen notes fading ranks of Civil War veterans in Linton and Greene County. Last Memorial Day parade saw only four veterans in line. Captain F M Browning provided an honor roll listing eleven Union and three Confederate veterans, with names such as Rhodenbeck Risher Browning Arnett Young Duke McClung Mitchell Cravens Brookshire Potter Dorrough Wyatt Holder. The paper invites any additional names for publication.
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Linton
Greene’ County
F.M. Browning
Daily Citizen
W. H. Rhodenbeck
J. W. Risher
F. M. Browning
James Arnett
Charles Young
Wesley Duke
Thomas McClung
William Mitchell
John L. Cravens
James Brookshire
Samuel Potter
Chanticleer and the Rhode Island Reds in a front yard plan
In a 1921 scene, Robert Barlow and Margaret confess love after a chase of Chanticleer the rooster leads to engagement. He recalls slow work and doubt, while Enos Norris’s stubborn roosters spark humor. They dream of planting the farm with gladioli and strawberries as Chanticleer roams free.
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Margaret
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Hilton Farm
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Barlow
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Enos Norris
Bob
Chanticleer
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Mrs. Enos
Enos
Pye
Rhode Igland Redg
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