New Boots and Shoes Shop Opens in Posey County
Mesars 8S and W. Harman have opened a boot and shoe manufactory at the former J R Tuco store. William Winman endorses the Republican State Platform while opposing the independent run. Heipman supports the Republicans. Civil Rights Bill favored by party. A humorous note about a keg of beer for Slarer, the Franklin Herald ink slinger. Furrur, Democratic candidate, missed fair. Heruman attended. Recorder Pentecost denies candidacy for County Clerk to aid the regular ticket. Posey County Fair grows big. Secretary Turam at work to publish premiums. Local editors of Mt Vernon urged to stop personal attacks. calls for decency in journalism.
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W. Uanrman
J. R. Tuco
Willliam Winman
Dodge
Congress
Mr. HeipMan
Sae
I’. A. Pentecost
Posey County
Ilo
Iis
Mt. Vernon
Posey County Fair Triumph Sets Record Receipts
The Sixteenth Annual Posey County Agricultural Society Fair last week drew 7000 to 10000 visitors with receipts about 300 dollars above prior marks. Stock rings, rides, Floral Hall, and New Harmony Brass Band entertainment impressed, while officers and attendants ensured a successful event amid little intoxication. A grand Union Hall Jubilee on September 19 1874 celebrates Hall debt repayment with band members pledging to dance when called and facing fines for missed dances.
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Posey County
Floral Hall
New Harmony Brass Band
Posey
Yes
Union Hall
New Harmony Brass
Cook & Rice
Jenkin T. Ilugo
William Baldwin, Jr
Eugene S. Thrall
H.R. Snelling
James S. Bennett
Wm. A. Twige, Jr
Democratic Leader McDonald to Speak at New Harmony Visit
Hon Joseph E McDonald chair of the Democratic State Central Committee will address the people of New Harmony next Wednesday the 23d at 1 pm He is joined by Congressman Nipnack and will urge attendees to hear this champion of pure Democratic principles The event aims to rally Democrats and Conservatives from the county.
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Jos. EK. McDonald
New Harmony
Mt. Vernon
Neagy
Joseph E. McDonald
Democratic State Central Committee
New Llarmony
McDonald
Democratic Party
Indiana
Congress
Nipnack
Louisiana Ruptures with Carpetbag Rule Sparks Outcry
The piece describes Louisiana's claimed rebellion against Radical carpetbag governance. It asserts locals seized government power, toppled Kenione and his alleged gang, and installed elected officers. It accuses the President of labeling the people insurgents and threatening federal troops to restore the usurper Keratoga.
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Sey
Louisiana
Kenione
Keratoga
It Is Pledged To Enact Civil Rights Bill
The piece argues the Republican party is committed to passing a civil rights bill that would place black students in all schools. Morton supports the bill, the Indianapolis Journal backs it, and most Republican papers approve, though they avoid discussion for fear of votes. It claims defeating the party at the polls is the sole way to stop the bill.
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Morton
Senate
Indianapolis Journal
Republican Party
Brack Campaign Relies On Watermelon Gaffe
A Brack campaign in Grand Chain drew attention last Sunday as he treated black workers with watermelons and urged support for a October vote. The piece notes Joan Jr. Wizener is expected to lead the Sheriff's office next two years and criticizes the alleged vote-buying tactic.
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Wa, Brack
Grand Chain
Brack
Joan Jr. Wizener
Ball at Union Hall for Mr Macponato and Bride
A gas A Ball will be held at Union Hall next Wednesday night the 23d in honor of Hans Joseriis Macponato and Wa EH Nipiack for social enjoyment only. Full attendance expected to welcome Mr Macponato and his accomplished bride who accompanies him and is the guest of honor.
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Union Hall
Hans
Joseriis
Macponato
Nipiack
Legislature urged to elect Democrat for Walz seat
The upcoming State Legislature must choose a successor to Senator Pratr. Every Democratic county should send only lawmakers who will vote for a Democrat to fill the vacancy. Mr. Joan Warz of New Harmony is the candidate to represent Posey, and he will win, with an expected 1500 majority. Subscribe for The Register.
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Pratr
Joan Warz
New Harmony
Posey
Walz
Parson Brownlow Critics Civil Rights Bill Consequences
Parson Brownlow writes that passage of the Civil Rights Bill will wreck the Republican party in the South. He claims the bill will destroy the public school system and that it is unnecessary for black protection. The critic notes some prudence late in his career.
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Sae Parson Brownlow
South
Parson
Patents List for Indiana Inventors Week Ending August 20 1974
United States Patent Office issued a batch of patents to Indiana inventors. Names include Wm Adams Jeffersonville for Hay Elevators F Collins Elkhart for Car Wheel Gages C H Filmer Indianapolis for Pipe Wrenches E Jarrell Thornton for Wagon Tongue Supports A A Kimber Muncie for Car Coupling J Miller and L Wright Economy for Corn Planter and J Van Arnum Kendallville for Chicken Coops.
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United States Patent Office
Indiana
Messrs
Cox & Cox
Solicitors of Patents
Washington, D. C
Wm. Adams
Jeffersonville
F. Collins
Elkhart
C. H. Filmer
Indianapolis
E. Jarrell
Thornton
Muncie
J. Miller
L. Wright
J. van Arnum
Kendallville
Biography of Albert J. Brown and political career
The text recounts Albert J. Brown of Mississippi rising through public service from militia brigadier general at nineteen to governor and senator. It notes he was never defeated in elections, and a letter reveals his regret over public office and speech making. He defends trades as honorable versus lawyers or quacks seeking office.
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Sex Albert J. Brown
Mississippi
Congress
Ike
Brown
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