Faulkner's Statement on New Castle Independent Phone Line
A historic appeal outlines Faulkner's plan for a county wide copper telephone network centered in New Castle. The proposal links to Muncie Anderson Richmond and Indianapolis with 515 local phones and 2135 in the county, promising free talking to 2060 residents and service expansion to Summit Mooreland Sprinkport Sulphur Springs and Greensboro. The Independent Telephone Co aims to reach higher customers with lower rates and better service while awaiting countywide growth this year.
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Robert. R. Paulhoay
Jin
Asones Telephone
New Castle
Muncie
Anderson
Richmond
Indianapolis
Ifenny County
Vine Me Summit
Mooreland
Sprinkport
Sulphur Springs
Oadiz
Sennud
Greenshora
Spiceland
Millville
NEW Casele 'Telepilonee CO
Compensation for Rural Delivery Carriers Urged
A drive to raise pay for rural free delivery carriers gains support. Advocates push prompt action to ensure reliable service despite sleet snow rain or other weather.
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Akiutinn
Fassett A Cotton Lodge Installs Teachers in Portland
Fassett A Cotton Lodge No 11 of the Supreme Order of Pestallozi in Portland organized with 23 members instated and 34 more to be admitted at the next meeting in three weeks. Open to teachers and eligible locals, the lodge meets every three weeks and has no permanent home yet. F L Crowe, ex county superintendent, prepared the ritual and the lodge honors Fassett A Cotton, former state and county superintendent, as its namesake.
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Fassett A. Cotton Lodge
Supreme Order of Pestallozi of America
Maxim
Portland
F. L. Crowe
Fassett A. Cotton
Roosevelt urges full prosecution in Bristow case
President Roosevelt told three friends that Perry Heath must be prosecuted with all resources of the government. He pounded the table and indicated he doubts Bristow report provides sufficient evidence for criminal action against death.
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Washington
Perry Heath
Roosevelt
Comanil Ton
Bristow
Bast Tew
Watts to Return to Washington Amid Congress Sessions
Ambivalent notice states Watts will resume duties in Washington Monday while Congress convenes in November. It notes he will stay in touch with constituents from his home town Rushmile during the session.
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Watts
Congress
Cross Suit Against Town Raises Damages Claim
A civil action titled Cross Suit Against Town seeks damages in a claim filed by a plaintiff against the municipality. Details on the basis of the suit, the plaintiff’s name, and the specific damages sought are not provided in the readable text.
Plan to redeem waste lands through western deserts
A speaker warns that within 300 years the country will exhaust agricultural lands unless deserts of the great west are opened. She declares a plan to redeem the waste and says she will put it into effect. Mrs Schlatter will follow her husband by rail.
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Great West
Sorosis Halloween Party Brilliantly En Masque at Thornburghs
The Sorosis society held a masked Halloween night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Thornburghs with many guests from the church community. Costumes surprised attendees as the crowning moments featured young participants portraying airy queen and crystal queen, followed by a dessert of pumpkin pie and ginger cakes.
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Sorosis Society
John Thornburgh
Messrs
Mesdames
W. F. Burker
C. W. Vanjeannon
Eugene §Edges
John ‘Shonburgh
Hiley L.smith
G. W. Chambers
J. Gronvendyke
W. M. Mendenhall
Migsess
da Mullen
Maggie Cunningham
Bertha Johnson
Grace Saint
Josephine Cotton
Chambers
Amy Vance
Hamburg
Emma Nicholson
Pauline Saint
Aaron White
Little Raith
Marion Grandlake
Henry B Hernly Letter from Lancaster County Visit
Henry B Hernly of Lancaster County Pennsylvania sends a brief note describing a recent visit. The message appears in a rural local column and notes travel details and acquaintances met.
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Henry
Hernley
Lancaster County, Pa
Steady Hand to Steer Clear of Bankruptcy Named
A brief line notes M. L. Bundy is identified as the steady hand expected to guide an enterprise away from bankruptcy, reflecting management expectations and financial prudence.
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M. L. Bundy
Heath matter divides voters amid fishing policy claim
A fragmented remark about the Heath matter suggests disagreement over fish policy. The President is cited as right, while the speaker notes he will not favor some to the exclusion of others.
Do Things and Do Them Well 1e Jury Deliberates Briefly
A terse court note reports that the jury was out about ten minutes in a case involving the representation of women at order. The brief deliberation ended with a quick verdict or next steps pending.
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Faulkner
Glen Paddock
Miattha Coohoof
Tashville
R. R. Carriers
President Roosevelt
The
J. & E. Railroad
Eugene Medowell
Soheo Pou Warels Gas Uisstsglot
Dha Fawh
Henry B. Hernly
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Henry County
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