Grand Army Men Not So Few as Was Believed
Indiana G A R report for the six months ending June 30 shows net membership gain despite losses. Posts added by reinstatement and transfer, total posts 387 with 14 028 members. 291 deaths 46 honorable discharges 9 transfers and 207 sustained. Charitable expenditures totaled 14 73 for poverty relief and aiding destitute families.
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John R. Fesler
Indiana
Indiana G. A. R
Atb
Sus Ndad
G. A. RK
Woman Allegedly Takes Morphine in Street Incident
Mrs Elmer Huddleston stirred a crowd Saturday night claiming she consumed morphine at the New York grove. She fainted, received medical aid, and was later taken home after doctors doubted the poison’s effect. Investigations consider the episode a possible hoax tied to marital troubles and a prior concealed weapons case.
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Elmer Huddleston
New York Grove
Reynolds
Sette
Mra
Haddleaton
Local citizens bid fond farewell to Geo Friend
Geo Friend disposes of household goods and restaurant, returns to Montpelier Indiana. He ran the Phoenix restaurant here for months, leaving many friends as he and his wife depart the city. Rhoda Anthony, back from Dayton Ohio, plans to join J G Steely wholesale millinery, with Mrs Rose Addersop unable to return to Cowman’s store. The 67th Annual Ses sion of the Salamonie Association is set for September 11–12 at the Poneto Baptist church with talks by Mrs A M Hackleman and Rev E E Bergman among others announcing a rich two day program. The association was hosted here last year.
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Geo
Montpelier
Ind
Pheo-nix
Nevice
Estimahia
Orsele
Rhoda Anthony
Dayton
J. G. Steely
Rose Addersop
Cowman
Anthony
Sesson
The
Salamonie Association
I’oneto Baptist
A. M. Hackleman
E. E. Bergman
Desatur
Association
Obituary for John Williams of West Huntington Street
John Williams aged 74 from West Huntington Street died Saturday night after a year of ill health. He was born October 13 1847 in Montgomery County Ohio and lived in Wells County most of his life. He married Virretta Ewell in 1870 and leaves his wife two sons Prof T E Williams and Elmer Williams of Bartlesville Oklahoma and daughter Minnie Williams. two children Nettie and Charles predeceased him. A former Nottingham Township farmer he later bought town property and a Welly and Blackford county line farm. Funeral services will be at the Church of Christ in Domestic conducted by Rev E B Polley with interment in Allorson Cemetery.
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John Williams
West Huntington Street
Mr. Williams
Peing
Jobn Williams
Montgomery County
Ohio
Minnie Williams
Williame
BE. W. Polley
Pennville
Aloorson Cemetery
Zoa-Phora Claims Women Benefit From Its Use
A collection of testimonial claims from women across towns like Germfuek Albany St Marys and Brighton praising Zoa-Phora for relief from menstrual pain, irregularities and related health issues. Advertises single dollar bottles with instructions and a book titled Dr. Fengellys Advice to Women.
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Poora
Caparles L. Crtwell
Brighton
Ais
Dea
Indiana Fair's New Pavilion Promises Spectator Comfort
Indiana fair officials unveil a 350 by 200 foot livestock pavilion seating 20 000 with brick and steel construction and cement coated exterior. The $110 009 project will house 5900 numbered opera chairs a full arena with rain shelter and night lighting while boosting premiums for horses and cattle to attract top herds and bigger shows.
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Indiana State Fair
America
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
Charles Downey
Gaye
Steetitees
Madison Square Garden
New York
Chicago
Cameos Defined From Cutting Not Stone Names Origin
The article explains that cameos derive from cutting methods, not the stone. It notes varieties include emerald turquoise shell coral and banded onyx, with emeralds most common and Queen Elizabeth's portrait cameo in the British Museum highlighted. Shell cameos date to the fifteenth century and banded onyx is prized for hardness and color.
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British Museum
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Wreck Kills Four and Injures Thirty Near Sapulpa
Four people died and thirty were injured when a St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train wreck occurred near Sapulpa Oklahoma Territory. Investigations begin to determine cause and responsibility.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Sapulpa
Po Noel
Mississippi
Casablanca
Foreign Money A Sheaman Experience With Counterfeit Coins
An American tourist in Naples struggles to count foreign currency including centimes livres francs and centesimi and to detect counterfeits. The story cites rampant counterfeit exposure, Buffalo Bill’s Italy visit, and a police reaction. It also mentions regional thunderstorm climates across the globe and notes Thurstler in Cutro and remote regions.
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Sumier
Elym Cureney
Italy
Naples
Cbebold
Buffalo Bill
Just the Same as Usual in Kansas City Wit
A brief Kansas City Independent quote exchange about drinking and willpower. The dialogue contrasts restraint with habit, ending on a quip about not losing sleep over others opinions. The remark ties to a broad minded man who sticks to his own views.
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Podf
Kansas City
Wright
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