Local Social and Church Notes From Ladoga Area
Miss Effie Rank visited Ladoga while Joe Booker attended county business. Rev L E Murray preached at the Christian church. Rev H C Riley missed his regular Sunday forenoon duties. Canada and Shepheard moved their saw mill from Max and are erecting it locally. Mike Layne and family from near Lebanon visited George Sanford’s home. Thomas Hayter sued Ed Richmond for possession of an office and lumber shed on the mill yard. Odd Fellows conferred about twenty degrees, many candidates from Mace helped. J C Eddingfield’s Emmett school closed with a fine dinner and pupils presenting gifts. Several locals attended the events.
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Thomas Hayter
Ed Richmond
Civilization The Vein of Progress Draws Sharp Critics
Winifred Black critiques civilization in the Denver Post, arguing progress creates fear, crime, and anxiety while masking truth. She contrasts Hawaii and Japan, warns that missionaries spoil cultures, and laments hollow luxuries, urging freedom beyond boxed modern life.
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Winifred Black
Denver Post
Various Matter and the Opinion and Views of Other Editors
A collection of opinions and remarks from editors and exchanges compiled for leisure readers. The feature presents diverse perspectives on current events and public interest topics.
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Leasure
Debts, discipline, and daily labor in faith and clockwork
A columnist contrasts brains with labor, praising skilled trades like horseshoeing and kitchen cooks over luxury, then argues for punctual debt payment in a religious frame. It cites train schedules, speed gains, and potential time savings, urging readers to honor debts and resist excuses.
Stand of stallions by Joseph Lamb near Jamestown
Joseph Lamb advertises two stallions for the season two miles southeast of Jamestown on the Danville road. Fashion is an imported English hackney with a long pedigree and Henry Wilkes is a roaga horse with a good pedigree. Thomas M Nicely also stands 34 miles northeast of Jamestown and 3 miles southeast of Advance with Mambrino Glenenew a speed road horse and strong pedigree.
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Joseph Lamb
Jamestown
Danville Road
Fashion
Henry Wilkes
Thomas M. Nicely
Advance
Mambrino Glenene
Old Engineers on the Monon Railroad
The Monon railroad employs two veteran engineers, John T. Vaughn and Ransom Brown. Vaughn served 1857 38 59 on the main line then worked on the Womsville and Nashville route before returning to Monon in 1881. Brown has been with the road since 1854, in its early history, and both ran passenger engines making daily trips.
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The
Monon Railroad
John T. Vaughn
Ransom Brown
Vaughn
Womsville
Nashville
Monon
Brown
Ben
Townspeople urged to unite and work toward common goals
A call to action urges all residents to join in common effort, discard grand plans, and go to work with shared objective in view. Citizens are encouraged to act promptly so needed improvements can be achieved.
Mackey murder trial detailed report from North Salem
The North Salem Herald provides an up to date account of the Mackey murder trial held last fall, printing cuts and a detailed report as part of its coverage of local crime.
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North Salem Herald
Mackey
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Japan
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Jamestown. Ind
Jamestown, Ind
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Prohibition Party
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
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