District Meeting Opened In Mooresville October 20 23
The Indianapolis District meeting of the Indiana conference of the M P Church will be held at the M P church in Mooresville from October 20 to 23, with a ministerial institute schedule including welcomes, sermons, prayer services, discussions, and instruction on study of the Bible and duties of pastors led by local clergy and Mary Ayers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Conference
M. P. Church
M. P
Mooresville
Mary FE. Ayers
J. R. Lenhart
B. Ensminger
Mary E. Ayers
Sturgeon
W. Flagg
R. Lenhart
V. Ae
B. Ens
Christian Endeavor Day Schedule Reads Like The District Meeting
District and church events run October 6 7 with prayer and praise services led by J Harelay S T Sturgeon and M McCasslin. The program includes open parliament reports of conference business and a long service followed by Benediction and a reception.
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Sturgeon
A—M
FL M
Nassey
A.hu Pr. M
M.G. McCassin
Dros. I. Flood
W. W. Lineberry
50th Anniversary Celebration For Nev and Mrs Thompson
The golden wedding anniversary of Nev and Mrs I N Thompson was celebrated Tuesday at their east Morrison street home. About fifty friends called to pay respects. Distinctive decorations featured fern autumn leaves ivy and gilt dates 46 and 96 on the wall. Light refreshments were served. Distances guests included Charles Thompson from St Louis Mrs U J Talbott of Indianapolis and Mrs Chin and daughter from Bedford. Mr Thompson is 73 and Mrs Thompson 71. They were married at Claysville Washington County.
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Nev
I. N. Thompson
East Morrison Street
Charles Thompson
St. Louis
U. J. Talbott
Indianapolis
Chin
Bedford
Thompson
Ars
Tuompson
Ohey
Claysville
Washinton County
Dnd
Bryan's Trusts Plan and Free Coinage Debate
The speech contrasts William Jennings Bryan's critique of trusts with a reform that raises prices across the board. It argues that farmers remain unhappy and suggests free coinage won’t improve their condition. The speaker likens imprudent medical advice to misguided economic remedies.
Silver Question In a Nutshell and the Gold Standard Debate
The piece argues against free coinage of silver and warns wage earners against policy that would raise prices. It cites Senator Joby De Witt Warner and Senator Stewart, asserting gold as the universal standard and warning that inflation hurts labor wages and living costs. It frames currency as a measure of wealth and urges maintaining the gold standard to avoid depreciation and economic harm.
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Chicago Times
Herail
Seheme Auc
Joby de Witt Warner
Tham
Wage dynamics during monetary depreciation
The text argues that price levels adjust rapidly to money value changes while wages lag, making real wages fall even as nominal wages rise during currency depreciation. It warns wage earners always lose when paid in a depreciated currency.
A Farmer and Labor Wages in Free Silver Debate
The Philadelphia Record argues that free silver coinage would be like confiscating half a farmer’s grain or a factory owner’s goods, and questions why it should confiscate half a laborer’s wages, savings, a widow’s dower, or a soldier’s pension.
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Philadelphia Record
Chicago Democrats Call For Freezing Point Reform
In a hurried platform drafting session in Chicago the Democrats omit a plank to restore the natural freezing point. The op-ed criticizes this as a hardship caused by coal barons and quack doctors and urges immediate unilateral action to lower the freezing point and reform climate.
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Chicago
Local Notes Chronicle Youths Adults and Visits
Local notes record several visits and movements among Plainfield and nearby towns. Joshua Davis of Plainfield and Ola Thomas visit Worthington this week while James Van Zandt’s son is ill with typhoid. Reports mention road work, elections canvassing, and social calls at Madison township.
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Ola Thomas
Worthington
James van Zandt
Bargain Sale Cuts Prices Before Remodel Opening
Local merchants announce a remodel and expansion adding 60 feet to the building and slashing prices. Ladies' waists at 49c, Calico 3c, Muslin 3 to 4c, window shades 9c, men's hats and caps at 50c on the dollar, children's shoes 25c, men’s boots $1.25, all selling to prevent spoilage.
Fashionable Fall Dress Goods and Capes Tour City Bargains
Large fall assortment includes changeable figured serges at 19c previously, satin faced black armures $1.50 yard, and a new line of imported all wool armure with brocade patterns. Novelty fabrics in Black and colorways from 25c to 98c, plus new capes and jackets with bargain prices from $3.98 to $20 and $10 respectively.
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Ministerial Institute
W. W Low
D. W. Jessee
Clark Robbins
F. M.hussey
J. Jones
J. P. Burton
F. M. Hussey
W Lineberry
R Oh. Pont
HL. Stackhouse
Winger
Me Souman
Anetta
J. LA. Harelay
Minger
Christian Endeavor Day
Ballvine
B. Eusminger
C. EE
Ida Jones
Everett Johnson
C. E
J. Barclay
Maggie Ensminger
L. M. Adkinson
Echo of World
Washington, D. C
R. A
Pr. W
R. W
Christian Endeavor
Christ
M. J. McCaslin
Farmer Trown’s
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Scott
Senator Stewart
Joshua Davis
Plainfield Bistown
Ok Bass
Lawrence
Cincinda
A. Hi. Sellars
Inlis
J. R. Sellars
H. W. Smith
KF. J. Lindley
Wlenry Thornberry
Graysnd
Madenhall
Taylor
Cal
E Greene
Gimes Reagan
Mery
Br. Trimmins
Mourevia Bridge
A. B. Calvert
Ladoga
Wheeling
M. Rooker
James P. Day
Plainfield
Ed. Day
Judge Grubbs
Alartinsville
Sitte
Madison Township
Republican
W. F. Hadley
Charles Cook
Eliza Farmer
Charles Francis
Henry Francis
Julia Gray
Friendswood
Squire Dolen
Edw. W. Collamore
Colportage Association of
Scruggs
York &Overton
Indianapolis, Ind
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