Meteors and planets cited in quirky 19th century ramble
An eccentric geologist debunks meteor stones as planetary ejecta, then a local note lists holiday plans for X. X. O. V. festivities at a wigwam with A. D. Jones as orator and C. S. Lichtenberger as musical director. Also mentions Hal Wilmoth on ordnance, Cas. H. Ford jewelry, and humorous matheticider symptom notes.
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Earth
Mars
A. D. Jones
C. S. Lichtenberger
Hal Wilmoth
Heavy Ordnance
C. H. Wheatcroft
Thrall and Mumford offer fine jewelry and music goods
Immense stock includes gold and silver watches with special inducements for buyers. Headquarters for musical instruments, sheet music, strings, and repairs. Late novelties like organettes and music boxes featured. Pianos and organs offered at low prices by Thrall and Mumford. Only died on the 16th, now watch for wash-outs on the railroads.
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Elenayt Brown
Church Street
Viets
Henry Brown
Thrall & Mumford’s
Gee
Thrall & Mumford
Jyl John Walz
New Harmony questions spark at Evansville youth
An Evansville youth asks why New Harmony has few pretty girls. The piece notes mail delays from Mt. Vernon, a lemon pie recipe misstep, recent snowfall, Frank Moone’s Spencer robbery case retrial in Mt. Vernon, icepackers making five inch ice, local excursions to Evansville, skating heartbreak, a visible comet, longer days ahead, P. W. Lichtenberger’s orchestra and holiday balls, a river closure and a visit from Dr. B. Murray of Evansville.
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Evansville
New Harmony
Frank. Moone
Spencer
Mt. Vernon
Fragmentary OCR item summarized
A short readable fragment notes a local event with sparse details. Names, places, or dates are not clear, but the item suggests an incidental community notice or brief bulletin.
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Mias Seria Heckman
John Wilhelm § Co
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Vieta
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Messrs. Thrall & Mumford
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William H. Owen
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East Main St
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Hamily Grocery Store
Main Street
Jacob Breith
Hovey & Menzies
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Court House
Sepoy
Mount Vernon
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Newsom
Weees
Church St
Main & Brewery
William P. Ford
West Main Street
Peter Weber
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