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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1875
Page
3
The column lists large wool orders at Fretageot and Co and cheap sale items from Thrall and Mumford including bacon hams lard dyes and seeds. It notes Thrall Mumford stock in garden seeds lime sorghum molasses paints and soaps and mentions quirky remarks about public figures and ongoing jail and city life commentary.
Posey County teachers and prospective educators are invited to a three to four week Normal School session starting Monday July 19 at New Harmony Graded School House. The program covers core branches, teaching methods, and exam preparation for certificates, with lectures, practical work, and student criticism. Tuition is $1 per week with potential boarding arrangements. correspondence encouraged to Wa. 8. Burnivant, Supt. New Harmony Schools.
A reflective piece traces the Fourth of July significance from the 1776 declaration to modern patriotic education. It recalls Virginia and Congress actions, the drafting of the Declaration, and the public reading in Philadelphia, urging reverence for republican ideals. It also promotes W. W. Lyman’s Illustrated History of Indiana with maps, portraits, and biographical sketches.
Members are urged to meet Sunday morning July 4 1875 at 7 o clock in the Working Men's Institute club room to prepare for a sylvan retreat excursion with refreshments provided. Punctuality is requested.
The Mt. Vernon Democrat accuses the Republican ads of illegality for missing insertions, urges Auditor Owen to send legal notices to the Register for proper printing, and cites rival editor taunts as partisan warfare. A Fourth of July ball at Union Hall kicks off festivities tonight with a juvenile event Monday night.
A pair of gold spectacles disappeared last Tuesday evening between the residences of Mr. LICUTENBERGER and Mr. W LICUTENBERNER. The finder will be rewarded if returned to LICHTENBERGER & Sons. Also note ex-Congressman Ninnack provided mail bags of public documents. copies available at the office. Judge Picciur of Mt. Vernon has been in town this week.
The amateur string band pleased the public and especially girls returning from school with selections last Thursday night. The Wabash threatens to flood again as it nears bank full level, with potential damage if rainfall continues. Deputy Auditor Green provided the 1875 tax levy copy which is published in this paper.
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