New Harmony April 1889 News Briefs and Notices
Local notes report April 1 school disruption at the townhouse and a new school book law debate. The article covers a near fire at the opera house, Methodist concert praise, a Monte Cristo performance, and Graces Golden NY debut. Also mentions Pos ey County Agricultural Society meeting, Evansville mayoral win by Nick Goodlette, and farmer views on binder-twine combines and tariff impacts.
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Ring Organ
van Antwerp, Bragg & Co
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Enry Hunsdon
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Illinois
Indiana
Ind
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U.S
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Marcu
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Tur
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Joan Woops
Albion
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Henry Brown
T. Mumford, Jr
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Git Licotenberger
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Main St
W. W. Wiley & Co
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A. M. Hayden
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Nick Goodlette
New York Times
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J. A. Wiletelm
John A. Wilhelm
Carmi Times
Wa. Grant
Lynwoop
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Horace P.owen
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Thomas Mumford Jr
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Horace P. Owen
Charles A. Parke
William H. Owen
Alfred Dale Owen
William P. Edson
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Arctic
Albert S .Newsom
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Main & Brewery
New Harmony Indiana
Albert
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City Exchange
Thos.s. Ford
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Fisahta
Fred.walz
Pposite Sinmunchberger's Store
Fey’ Callin
Ford & Walz
The
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Sec’y. Marl
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Heckmann
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City Bakery
J. C. Miller
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H. Brown
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Viets
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