Eleventh District Democrats Toast Rauch and Jefferson Club
About 265 Democratic supporters from the Eleventh district attended the Grant County Jefferson club banquet in Marion. George W. Rauch spoke on The Elevn th District while Rufus Magee and John W. Kern praised Jefferson and Indiana Democracy. The event emphasized unity, with Kern urging continued loyalty to the party’s ideals.
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Laporte
Everal
George W. Rauch
Committee On Invitation
Marion
Bryan
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W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
Samuel E. Cook
Hunting
A. M. Waltz
Old City
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Wabash
Johnson
Logansport
Art Slack
OW. Rauch
Marshall
T. . Shively
Thomas W. Hall
Grant
Grant County
Indoor Window Garden Quest with Boston Ferns
An amateur gardener shares eight years of experience growing a Boston fern Nephrolepis exaltata var. Bostoniensis indoors. From near radiator injury to tall pedestal growth, the plant thrives with surface room, periodic feeding, and simple care, while pests are managed by removing infested fronds.
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Palm Garden
Fern care and city rail plan in Logansport items
A Logansport note promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure with older local testimonials. The piece then shifts to plant care guidance for ferns and various houseplants, detailing watering, light, dusting, pests, and growth tips. A separate item notes a proposed Wa bash railroad track elevation project and new passenger station plans tied to a tax fund usage question.
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Dean
Logansport
W. W. Dehaven
North Street
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Doan
Penny Ang Wabash Promise New Depots
Ft Wayne plans for track elevation at Calhoun street and Fairchild avenue hinge on Ft Wayne paying 25 percent of construction and potential property damage costs. The Pennsylvania company would relocate tracks and erect a new passenger station on its property between Calhoun and Harrison streets, described as a handsome new structure.
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Calhoun Street
Tribune
Ft. Wayne
Pennsylvania Company
Fairchild - Avenue
Gets Paper One Year Not More Poems Will Be Published
Wilson N Berry of this city wins Tribune prize for best home poetry with a poem on the Biddle Carine. The judge emphasizes impartiality and secrecy in the selection. Berry will receive a year’s Tribune subscription.
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Wilson N. Berry
Tribune
Berry
the Tribune
Poems for amateurs sought with January deadline
A Logansport Indiana notice invites amateur poets to submit poems by Sunday January 3 for publication without prize consideration. After that date submissions are limited to advertising rates. Short story entries may follow with later details. Poems sent earlier will be published. later ones may be rejected unless stamps accompany them.
Silas C Polk Believed Dead Reappears in Indiana Letter
Special to The Tribune Princeton Ind Dec 30 186? Silas C Polk former Princeton citizen who left after the Civil War writes from Vernon Illinois claiming to be alive after prior reports of his death An old letter found to be spoiled at Momence Illinois mentions his address as uncertain and undetermined
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