Gettysburg Battle and Its Lasting Civil War Impact
Edward G. Clark recounts Gettysburg as a turning point changing the war’s course. He details Lee’s march, Meade’s command, and the three days of fierce fighting ending in a Northern victory. Casualties and corps details illustrate the war’s scale and heroism on both sides.
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Poulson Keeps Large Chicken Farm Despite Heavy Rain
Mrs. John Poulson, a leading county chicken raiser north of town, reports only sixty of her birds lost in last Sunday's downpour, with about eight hundred still alive. Poulson notes the flock remains viable despite the weather.
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John Poulson
John
Pension Increase For Lewis Speland Delivers Relief
Lewis Speland has been granted a four dollar monthly pension increase starting April 4 with the next quarterly remittance. Local readers celebrate veterans receiving entitled benefits despite bureaucratic delays and delays in the past.
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Lewis Speland
A. L. Fels to Leave Mills County Telephone Company
A. L. Fels, who has served as manager and superintendent of the Mills County Telephone Company for about a year, will leave around July 1 for a promotion in Broken Bow, Nebraska. He is highly regarded by employees and patrons, and his absence will be felt. J. Wir. Ward will manage the company in his stead.
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Mills County Telephone Company
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Recital of Shenandoah pupils by Mrs Farnham
In Shenandoah on Tuesday evening Mrs May Whitney Farnham presented a piano recital featuring eighteen Malvern pupils who traveled by morning train on the Wabash. The Malvern delegation included Alice Aistrope Marguerite Baskins Margaret Bays Louise Bowdner Delphia Conner Vera Donner Halcyon Donner Bessie Eacratt Catherine Mulholland Cleo Nichols Dwight Nichols Pern Skemitt Gladys Smith Frances Strahan Fay Thomas Eves Whitfield Isabel Wolfe and Cleon Wortman. Harold Quimby of Imogene joined as part of the party, accompanied by Mrs Henry Aistrope Mrs James Baskins Mrs W P Workman Mrs L E Smith and Miss Alice Bently.
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May Whitney Farnham
Shenandoah
Malvern
Wabash
Alice Aistrope
Marguerite Baskins
Margaret Bays Louise Bowdner
Delphia Conner
Vera Donner
Halcyon Donner
Bessie Eacratt
Catherine Mulholland
Cleo Nichols
Dwight Nichols
Pern Skemitt
Gladys Smith
Frances Strahan
Fay Thomas
Eves Whitfield
Isabel Wolfe
Clen Wortman
Harold Quimby
Imogene
Henry Aistrope
James Baskins
W. P. Workman
L. E. Smith
Alice Bently
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