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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1891
Page
13
A compiled trace shows daily readings with several values. the list includes 34 85 45 28 30 43. No context or units provided, limiting interpretation to a sequence of numbers.
A late river drop of about ten feet signals shifting water levels as gardeners prep park plantings while community notices praise local helpers from Chicago to Mt. Vernon and St. Louis. The paper notes agricultural society calls, upcoming concerts, and Shiloh’s remedies.
Handsome red Scotch granite monuments were erected in New Harmony and Big Beech Cemetery. Mr P J Burns of Vin cennes, from Aberdeen quarries in Scotland, memorializes his father for Taylor Record, while Mr John T Williams ordered a unique memorial to his wife in Big Beech Cemetery.
Personal items list residents visiting relatives in Evansville Vincennes Poseyville and Mt Vernon with their travel plans. County commissioners T D Shelton J H Thomas and Henry Kreutzinger were here last Friday. Other locals include A B Schmidt Cook Brewing Evansville C S Lichtenberger for town treasurer and various trips to Carmi Evansville Poseyville and Mt Vernon by several residents.
CAPSIZED duck boat incident near the upper end of the battle ground field left Lee Hofreiter and Geo. Lt. Baal clinging to a tree. Hofreiter rescued Baal, both reached shore on foot, gear lost to the swift current. Boat recovered below the scene. Last winter near-drowning of Andy Hofreiter noted.
A Canton era appeal pleads for Wake up support of a new machine shop in New Harmony Indiana. The piece warns rivals from outside the county may offer a 4 acre lot and $500 to relocate the shop, urging residents to patronize home enterprise to prevent loss and boost prosperity. It cites past failed ventures and stresses favorable railroad access and local material quality for cheaper production locally.
Burnes & Schreiber of Vincennes placed a collection of handsome monuments of various sizes and designs with J. W. Nash. They invite prospective builders to contact Mr. Nash for first class work at low figures and note that the firm uses no agents, offering direct access to reliable, visible quality.
Those seeking a full summary of the new State law can order a copy of the Indianapolis Sentinel issue from last Tuesday March 10. Henry Brown the Clothier advertises 300 Children’s Suits from New York and Philadelphia factories with price range to suit all. Palmer is elected sparks Democratic rejoicing. Syttom’s Couch and Consumption Cure guaranteed to cure consumption and sold by T. Mumford Jr. Railroad wrecks disrupt mails this week, schedule times all knocked out.
The town election on May 4 follows the new law with town officials taking over county duties. Clerk and two assistants prepare the ballot, with petition rules requiring 20 voters, a 60 to 15 day window. The marshal assigns two deputies, polling places get booths, and polls open at six in the morning. Washington birthday celebration at New Harmony features a large program, praising the flag and featuring recitations, songs, and a successful flag drill.
The council met in regular session with COL Duclos W C Rawlings Henry Mann and W C Trethewrey present. President Rawlings called meeting to order. Items approved include minutes, a $1.05 merchandise charge to T Mumford, a $1.25 fireman tax rebate to Wm F Lichtenberger, $12 rent for three months and $5 in fines from the late justice docket. Grievance for J W Davis granted two extra weeks, and a street lamp at Brewery and South streets was ordered. Meeting adjourned.
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