Local residents visit kin and travel notes span several towns
Townsfolk report visits by Reuben White Mrs S E B Moore and daughter Mona Moore Rosa Tucker and children in town and relatives in Indianapolis Jacksonville and Newport. Several residents including George Histon Cy Phillips Arthur Smithson and Mayme Stanley are noted in town or passing through with relatives. Local social activity includes church banquets and family gatherings with neighbors and travelers from Rockville Marshall Coatsville and Hillboro.
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S. EB. Moore
Mona Moore
Rosa Tucker
George Histon
Indianapolis
Cy Phillips
Jacksonville
David Langley
Newport
James
England
Orville Engle
Herman Newlir
Everett Davies
Eye on Reformers Who Fear Joy and Pleasure
A stout defense of living freely against reformers who seek to ban dances cards billiards Sunday outings and other pleasures. The speaker warns that such figures push laws to curb enjoyment and mask motive as public virtue while claiming healthier living.
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Hig H
Capitolo
Ian
Laramie Places Named From Fort Lara mie and Early Figures
In Wyoming the city and river derive names from Fort Laramie at the river mouth. The fort honors Jacques La Ramie, a French trader. Nye and Riley once published a railway guide praised for literary charm over sheer data, inspiring a modern Overland Guidebook by U. S. Geological Survey with a philosophy of scenery over statistics.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Mountain Range
Fort Laramie
Jacques la Ramie
la Ramies Fork
Bill Nye
Cheyenne
Denver
Nye
James ‘Whitcomb Riley
Overland Guidebook
U. S. Geological Survey
Chicken fancier finds twin eggs in Dansville nest
William H. Dick of Dansville New York reports finding a pair of twin eggs in a white Leghorn hen. Each egg measures 2% inches in length and 31 inches in circumference, joined by a neck 14 inches in circumference.
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Dansville
N. Y
William H. Dick
Petrified knee joint claims ancient mammoth age
A Long Beach report describes a petrified knee joint said to indicate mammoth remains dating from 250 000 to 975 000 years ago. The specimen was found deep underground and is reported as well preserved with a diameter of about 15 inches.
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Long Beach
Cal
Anteon
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W. P. Montgomery Life
Insurance Real Estate and Loans
First National Bank
O. A. Newhouse
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
TG Montezuma
Ind
J.C. Reeder
Neesee Johnston Block
Montezus
B. F Hudson
Indiana
M. C. Phillips
Montezuma
R. W. Johnston
F. M. McLaughlin
Insurance Real Estate and Rental Agency
West Town Hall
James Frakes
A. S. Petty
J. W. Spenser
Tosque
Luxello
the Montezuma Enterprise
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Montezuma Enterprise
McCall’s
Enterprise Office
Annapolis
Reuben’ White
Arthur Smithson
Alva Ellis
Bailey
Henry Bearer
Hillsboro
Henry Brown and
Sor
Cyril
Sylvia
Ciela Newlin
Nathar Newlin
Dan Swaim
Fairview
Anna Davies
Coatsville
Herman Newlin
Union Church
Phillip Flock
Rolland English
Mrs
Mayme Stanley
Miss Maris
Montana
R. G Atcheson
Jim Copner
Ed Byrely
John Byrely
Hume Hunttian
Rockville
Ed Laughlin
Martindon
Ill
Knightstown Orphan Home
Murry Todd
Letha Newlin
Gaston Yow
Marshall
Jim Copeland
Kingman
R. G. Atcheson
Mildred Mitchell
Nellie Brown
Nathan Newlin
Luther Gardner
Elsie Fairchild
Jewel Walls
Dr. Boyd
Terre Haute
Clare Connelly
Judson, Ind
L. J. Murdock
Grinton
Wil
Gincianat
Olio
Sanday
Lis Rhother
Pickard
Chicago
Biel
THE
Sitizens Bank
Siontezubia
S. P. Hancock
J. &. Oldshus
J. E. Hancock
Cashier
Lora Reeder
Asst. C
W. E. Dee
George W Hughes
Z. E. Oldshue
M. McGinty
A.connor
Geo. Mathas & Son
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