Indiana Teachers Plan Advanced Educational Exhibit at State Fair
The article notes O Fasset A Cotton superintendent of public instruction and deputy Lawrence McTurnan have drafted plans for an educational exhibit at the 1904 St. Louis fair with cooperation from fifty three county institutes and teachers. Indiana's education progress is highlighted and calls for full county participation.
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St. Louis
O'Fassett A. Cotton
Lawrence McTurnan
Indiana
Schoolhouse Need Prompts New Holland Site
The community nears a decision on building a new school as existing structures fail to meet demand. The Holland homestead was proposed as a wood location but under Mrs Holland's will the land cannot be obtained or used for school purposes. The Press urges early planning and readiness.
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Holland
Holand
Pew
Kegin
Sueh Baritde Frye
West End
Ohio Campaign Opens With Republican Governor Row
The Ohio campaign tour drew a large crowd in Columbus as Merrick and others spoke. Senator Cuan roused listeners with warnings of national peril and praised the governor candidate while denouncing the opposing claim of criminal conduct.
Sixth District Chairmanship Debate Highlights Thayer's Likely Reappointment
The Greenfield Globe reports on Col Edwin P Thayer of Greenfield as the favored choice for chairman of the sixth district Republican committee. It notes his anticipated succession and steady leadership shaping the district party and its destiny.
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Greenfield Globe
Edwin P. Thayer
Edwin P. ‘Thayer
Republican Committee
Col. Phayer
Roosevelt on the move and campaign notes surface
A garbled report mentions President Roosevelt in a car ride momentarily lifting his coat tails and displaying calm assurance as allies discuss security. It also notes Senator Fairbanks and Reverie Age backing a Republican Indianapolis campaign ticket and Porto Rico rising in political focus with early coffee festival references and Wabash river improvements.
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Fairbanks
Reverie Age
Indianapolis
Weather Hampers Attendance at City Event
A fragment notes bad weather on Wednesday causing poor turnout at a local event. The readable text references the Dacitnit store and attendance numbers, but details are incomplete.
Ripened Furnishings Stir Odd Creek Weddings
In a strangely garbled notice readers encounter fragmented phrases about ripened walnuts and crees trees, weddings and a list of odd names. The text resembles a damaged clipping with unclear subjects and no coherent event or clear entities to verify.
Stick to the Farm as a Moral in Market Trends
The text argues farmers should remain focused on agricultural life, contrasting with merchants who are said to fail more often. It emphasizes discipline and sticking to farming amid mercantile pressures. The piece underscores traditional rural virtue and cautionary views on commerce.
No Throughfare: City Streets in Bad Condition
The Press denounces the street chaos within New Castle's corporate limits. Getting from the center to any point is a bold task, with Indiana avenue the only open route between east and west. Calls for urgent action to make all streets passable before winter worsen the situation.
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Pan Hindle
Indiana Avenue
Indiana Street
New Castle
State Fair proves successful despite weather impact
The Indiana state and county fairs are praised as great educators whose success, financial and educational, is regarded as well worth the time and expense. Exhibitors encompassing fur products, farm goods, sheep, and fowls compete with emulation, celebrating ongoing improvements and public support for the fairs.
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Indiana
Nantes
Hearse Store Draws Lovers With Diversified Tastes
A local hearse shop draws enthusiasts with varied preferences offering niche designs and customizable features. Patrons explore unique models and accessories, seeking distinction in funeral vehicle styling and practicality.
Jim Nipp of Nipp's Springs at Indiana State Fair
Jim Nipp of Nipp's Springs attended the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis as a guest of the Columbia club. He was noted for entertaining club members and for the Nip and Tick club's year end fiscal year picnic at his New Castle farm, reflecting his close ties with local supporters.
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James Nipp
Nipp’s Springs
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Ettdim
Napp
Henry County
Nip
Tick
Nipp
New Castle
Thurdsay
Indiana Politicians Discuss Thayer and Ogborn renomination
New Castle postmaster James H. Jones predicts E P Thayer will win another term on the Republican state central committee from the sixth district while Senator A D Ogborn is likely to be Renominated. Jones notes stir over possible opposition but expects Thayer to prevail despite overidge forces.
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Indiana
James H. Jones
New Castle
Dennison
E. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Republican State Central Committee
A. D. Ogborn
Thayer
Overidge
Beveridge
State Committee
Henry county Republicans weigh Beamers and Ogborn race hints
The selection of a senator successor draws interest as Beveridge supporters lean to incumbents while Thayer is praised as chairman. Ogborn appears unopposed, with Jones Hernly Eliott Wisehart declining bids. Knightstown’s Newby eyes Lieutenant Governor bid as Statesman ponders entry. Judge Morris praised for wealth, law, and politics.
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Henry
Beveridge
Thayfer
Ogborn
Jones
S. Hernly
Joe’ Eliott
Middletown
Wisehart
Bobs
Bes P. Newby
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Statesman
New Castle
Judge Morris
Henry County
County Plans Court House Improvements Reviewed
The county commissioners discussed the plans and specifications for courthouse improvements. The documents will be on file for thirty days before advertisements for bids appear in local papers.
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Court House
Indiana Exhibits Ready for World’s Fair Display
The Indiana World’s Fair Commission plans county collection of farm and garden products with freight paid. Livestock exhibit aims for completeness with Mrs. Berryman of Tipton directing women’s display including laces and other fine handiwork.
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Indiana
India
Berryman
Tipton
Indianapolis
Under the Big Willow Four Streets Plan for Build
Fragmentary text suggests a note about building near a large willow tree with mentions of four streets and proximity. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Alice of Old Vincennes Serial Ad Reprint Offer
An old newspaper promotion urges readers to mail twenty five cents to the Press office for a thirty day Daily Press subscription and a $1.50 reprint of the Alice of Old Vincennes story. The pitch emphasizes urgency with a quick subscription and not missing a number.
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Daily Press
Alice
Vincennes
Boor Overhauls Store Room For Rental
Dr W F Boor begins overhaul of the room once used by Tom Pentlcost to put it in first class condition and rent it.
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W. F. Boor
Tom Pentlcost
McIntyres Offers Best Shoes at Low Prices
Secret out reveals McIntyres, located in 8ctf, sells top quality footwear at the lowest prices. Shoppers can compare styles and brands while saving money on durable shoes.
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McIntyre’s
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