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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1873
Page
3
Local column notes a Tuesday night fire that totally destroyed the home of Mr. Jones Barter in Mt. Vernon. Other snippets mention a Grand Fancy Dress Ball at Union Hall, a forthcoming Thespian Society, Capt. Contins visiting Wabash Valley, and political remarks about a state constitutional amendment with 279 yes votes and one no.
The letter from A B Muter to Colonel Denby praises Representative W E Niblack for championing the public building at Evansville Ind and credits him with securing passage of the act. The Evansville Courier lauds Niblack’s persistency and the city’s gratitude despite prior votes against him.
March issue highlights A Plain Man s Problem moral cosmetics and Love s Philosophy with Harriet Beecher Stowe pieces and a temperance tale. It reviews the Newburgh Hope and Joy portraits and the American Farmer s Advocate temperance stance, plus notes on recent political and civic topics and theatre plans for Union Hall.
All motions to amend the Temperance bill in the Senate were voted down last Wednesday, ensuring passage on Thursday. The law will be in effect for two years, giving the people the benefits of a Republican Legislature. The bill will be printed in full in the next issue for information.
The weekly record lists pupils with perfect attendance and punctuality. Names include John Kilbinger Fannie Vandegrift Lillie Ferguson Harry Susbands Arthur Stoker Harmon Hofreiter Ella Ferguson Mary Augo Cassie Williams Jamie Armstrong Lizzie Wagner Alvin Lichtenberger C. W. Mills Prinnerrap.
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