Mr Bell recounts Burns Harlan and family in Washington
The narrative describes Burns Harlan a one legged veteran and family man, with Miss Harlan detailing the clan and noting his dismissal from the Pension Bureau payroll in 1895. It paints the Harlan household as industrious and respected, praising Burns, his wife, and their 17 children amid a hard life in Washington.
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Dences
Miss Harlan
Burn
Price
Burns Price
Burns
Mr. Bell
Woodford Harlan
Newton
Washington
Law Department
Georgetown University
Marshall Harlans
Ed Harlan
Marshall
Jack
Judge Harlan
Botth
Harlan
Payne
Wright
Will
Wes
Howard
Pension Bureau
Pensions
Burns Harlan
Jong
Ugi
H.C
Prosperity and farming life in Clark County Mississippi
A Clark County letter details a prosperous season despite drought. The writer describes cotton and corn outcomes, large timber shipments, cattle expansion, and plans to buy more stock. He cites local industry, Japanese clover forage, and the state stock show with a notable Hereford champion. The piece closes with prayers for blessings in the new year.
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Pickeng
Migs
the Herald
M. E
Aléné
Sisters of the Church
Clark County
Gulf
Chicago
Davis
Jackson
Mississippi
Agricultural College of the State
Old
Clark
Business Change in Local Poltry Packing Sale
BB Smith sold his poltry packing establishment on Sevanth Street to Mora Athon of Paris.
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BB Smith
Polty
Sevanth Street
Mora Athon
Paris
Notice to Contractors for Dolson Twp School House Bid
Sealed bids for erecting a school house in District No. 163 Dolson township will be received by George Hutchings Box 48 rural route a Martinaville Th No bids after 1 pm January 17 191d Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the County Superintendent of Schools and at the residence of George Hutchings Right reserved to reject any bids By order of the Board of Directors
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Dolson Township
George Hutchings
Martinaville
George ‘Hutchings
New Senatorial Candidate Emerges in State Race
Secretary of State Harry Woods announces candidacy to succeed Senator Sherman. A large field forms with Roger Sullivan of Chicago Duff Piercy of Mt. Vernon Carl Vrooman of Blontington and Lawrence Stringer of Lincoln among early entrants and several others rumored.
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Harry Woods
Sherman
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Duff Piercy
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Pioneer
Ven
Jack Ferris
North 6Th St
Frank H. English
Marshall Steam Laundry
West Side Hardware
Stover Emanue Lelec
Ice
Southland
William Dittman
West End
SALLE
Wabash
DCU
Farmer’s
Ferguson & McKinney
Alaskas
M. Graben
Walk-Over
Douglas Shoes
Selby
Euston
Marshall, Illinois
Arkansas
Land Coop
Poorman
Tarman
Office East Side Public
the Standard Hay and Grain. Company
Terre Hattie
Indiana
Ae. Herald
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