Log School Houses in Indiana Count
The Fassett A. Catton annual report to Governor Hanley notes four log school houses in Indiana located in Charlestown township Clary county Ferdinand township Dubois county Webster township Harrison county and Troy township Perry county. It records 202 stone four brick 4 591 frame and 149 school houses built in 1907 valued at 1 581 922.01 and 174 senior houses built in 1906 valued at 1 532 433.62.
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Fassett A. Catton
Hanley
Indiana
Charleston Township
Clary County
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Webster Township
Harrison County
Troy Township
Perry Courty
Bealdes
Republican Convention Gall in Blackford County
Republican delegates and alternates are to be chosen at township meetings on February 1 1908 at 2 pm to attend a Marion Indiana convention and to select delegates for the National Convention. Townships Harrison Millgrove Hartford City Bell and Washington will choose proper delegates and alternates. L. Johnson and Finley Geiger sign as chairman and secretary.
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Blackford County
Marion
Harrison Tp
Montpelier
Indiacos
Jackson ‘Sp
Millgrove
Indiana
Licking T'p
Circuit Court
Hartford City
Washington Jp
Bell, Indians
L. ©. Johnson
Finley Geiger
Bonve v Temibell et al in Beckford Circuit Court
Complaint filed in Breckford County Beckford Circuit Court March term 1008 by William W. Bonve against Lemuel B. Temibell and many unknown heirs and spouses. Notice to appear by seventh day of next term, Pord day of Maret 1908 at Hartford City Court House A Reeves Clerk seal.
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Indicos
Breckford County
Beckford
William W. Bonve
Lemuel B. Temibell
Johe P Boyd
Thomas
Twipell
Twibell
Teibell
Ellen Teibell
Teibel
Ellen Twibell
Daniel Teibell
Daniel Twibell
Daniel Twinell
Teijbell
Rose Twibell
Rose Twibel
Maddox
John C. Meddox
Frank ©. Maddox
Sophia F. Senderson
Joseph C. Maddox
Laura Maddox
John J. Twibell
George W. Ft Wibell
William Twibell
Daniel, Twibell
Margaret Tibel
Elizebeth Clark
Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Court House
Hartford City
Big Leap Year Dance Planned in City Ball Nite
The girls arrange a leap year dance to be held in the city ball. Invitations will not be mailed. all married and single ladies are expected to attend with escorts. Music provided by the Indianapolis Regime Orchestra. ladies will foot all bills.
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Indianapolis
Reg ‘Lime
Winter Storm Delays Transit Across Region
The region endures a first real winter blast with snow and freezing rain. Sleet turned to snow by evening with strong winds, icing tracks and trolley wires and delaying interurban service through the forenoon. Heavy snow and ice caused damage in cities while many unemployed face worsening hardship.
Water supply turmoil on market day at downtown coliseum area
A downtown office worker rushed to the mart and bought Sunday provisions. A misunderstanding with the iceman led to an awkward confession as an ice container revealed a mix of celery, onions, radishes, butter, lard, veal, and lettuce, triggering fear and tension in a crowded scene reported in Manupoulis News.
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Amory
Miss Lamson and the Tarvest Cleaners Meeting Tale
A garbled exchange shows Miss Lamson voicing freedom at a Tarvest Cleaners meeting while others debate secretary roles and burdens. Aunt Lambe urges sympathy as Miss Qian and others resist changes. A grocer and cashier comment on customers echoing old pals in a New York Press tidbit.
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New York Press
Seep and Longevity Sleep Quote From Brussels Note
A brief European quote notes sleep as essential as meals, warning that neglecting rest hastens death and quoting Brussels Tudcependance Belze.
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Brussels
Tudcependance Belze
Origin of the word quack traced to sixteenth century
A historical note traces quack from quacksalver to quack, noting Sir Edward Clarke's definition as a boastful pretender to medical skill. It cites Wycherly, Rochester, and 18th century trials, with quotations showing the era’s mockery of pretended cures and respectability.
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Edward Clarke
Henley
Earl of Rochester
Tower Hill
Tower Bill
Prester John
Boolmapo
Grand Catro
Morocco
Sir Edward Clarke
Carlyle
Thurted
Tertford
Weare
Mr. Weare
Grimie
Suriers
Joup O'Lundon
London
President McKinley and Hanna anxious over war materiel
In the early Spanish American War era, President McKinley and Senator Hanna held a late night strategy session in the White House. They discussed severe supply shortages and the urgency of military decisions as they waited on news from the battlefield.
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Mr. McKinley
Mark Hanna
President McKinley
Mark
Senator Hanna
Hanna
MacNinley
McKinley
Chicago
Oldest Race Dog Speculates On Course and Speed
A Chicago News piece discusses the ancient sport of coursing with greyhounds versus horses. It highlights claims that the greyhound is faster than a racehorse over short bursts, stressing the sport's honesty and no pulling allowed. It cites breeders and observers on speed, breeding, and the allure of coursing.
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India
Arabia
Persus
Wits
Masini
Mroumiadia
Eesti
Lowe
Ac Srey
Hlieve
Chicagea News
The New Cook’s Lesson in Lettuce Core
A New York Press item recounts a cook replacing crisp Hale lettuce with coarse greens. The mistress asks what happened to the lettuce core. The cook replies he washed it and threw away the white core, sparing the kids a harsher bite.
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New York Press
Happy Tears and Solace in a Gentle Cry
Lady Violet Greville notes in the London Chronicle that a good cry brings consolation to women. She describes tears as steadying the nerves, especially with tea and a good story, leaving them with a sense of supreme happiness.
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Lady Violet Greville
London Chronicle
Noted Accident Sparks Worry in London Opinion
The exchange shows concern after a motor accident. An enthusiastic motorist replies with grim optimism about surviving many more incidents, while another speaker voices doubt and fear. The brief dialogue reflects public caution about road safety.
Eld for the First Time Angers the Hearing Peer
A peculiar remark by O. W. Holmes causes a startled reaction as he calls someone elder for the first time in a rare public moment. The incident highlights Holmes’s wording and the audience’s response at the event.
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Eld
O. W. Holmes
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Library of Universal History
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Underwriters Corporation
Wabesh Ave
Tereunto
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Fleet Animals
Ayer
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Siaas
Newhome
Orange
Mass
John N. Teeters
Pennville, Ind
Tance Maras
Necuriys
Patarca
Munn & Co Reserge Aeresas
Eliarze
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Aubin & Co
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Ninth Street
Epp
United States
United Telephone Company
Hugh Dougherty
C. A. Pleasinger
L. C. Davenport
J. W. Sale
Ege
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