Big Four Excursions Greatly Discounted for Travelers
Richmond Indiana events list three big excursions with one fare round trips to Indy and Lafayette for state conventions and Grange meetings. Home Seekers routes offer very low rates to many western and southern states plus Canadian regions with Dec 5 and 19 1899 dates. Contact W J Lynch at Cincinnati for rates tickets limits stopovers and details.
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Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
LaFayette
State Grange Meeting
Big Bour
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Arizona
Arkansas
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Manitoba
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
W. J. Lynch
Cincinnati
Visit notes from Indianapolis and local newspaper men
Otis Ferree visited Indianapolis Monday. Long Tebben of Ohio is the new employe on The Press pow arriving last Friday. W. E. Starnes of Wingate, a newspaper man, was here Sunday looking at the Geo. W. Snyder printing press and material with a view to starting a paper. Walter Smith came home from Vermillion county Illinois, Saturday, where he has been nearly six weeks working on a farm. He says he will not move out there but will move somewhere else with the location undecided.
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Long Tebben
Ohio
W. E. Starnes
Wingate
Geo. W. Snyder
Walter Smith
Vermillion County
Illinois
New Ross Locals Health Update
Wm. Cline is on the sick list. Mrs. T. A. Adkins is slowly improving. Mrs. John Spohr has been very sick but is now better.
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Wm. Cline
T. A. Adkins
John Spohr
Local notes from Mace and area residents
Malissa Harris and Flossie Rett inger visit Mace with son Jay Harris. Shelley the attorney from Lebanon attends to legal business in town. Charles Henry in Jacksonville reports plentiful alligators and fish. Rev H C Riley preaches at Mace M E Church. William Darnell of Jamestown searches for legal matters. El Arnold’s horse rears and damages a buggy but no injuries. Mr Rabb of Kansas visits relatives after twenty years away. Friday night quarterly meeting at M E Church with presiding elder. Mrs R F King visits Indianapolis parents. Robert to stay for Thanksgiving. Elmer Routh returns from hunting and fishing. Norman and Ber Babbs expected back soon.
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Charles Henry
Jacksonville
Florida
H. C. Riley
Mace
M. E
William Darnell
Jamestown
el Arnold
R. F. King
Indianapolis
Robert
Elmer Routh
Mr. Norman
Ber Babb
A New Plan At Clinton County School
A Clinton county school ma am offers to kiss the first pupil each morning to gain earlier attendance. Big boys now roost on the school fence overnight. Neal and Johnston of Lebanon advertise block lands in West Tennessee and Mississippi for sale from ten to fifteen dollars per acre with an excursion dated November 21. See them.
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Clinton County
Thorntown Argus
The Iron Man Threat to Man in an Age of Machines
A critical reflection questions how long the common man will endure in a machine dominated world. It warns that supercivilization pushes humans toward peril as iron men replace needs, leaving people without work shelter or food while demanding wiser governance.
Trusts and local tyranny threaten small workers
A Thorntown Argus critique argues that trusts crush small businesses and drive workers from livelihoods by pressuring price undercutting. It warns that individuals often harbor a private “trust” mindset, acting tyrannically in small dealings and undermining the laborer’s right to fair pay.
Vision of a socialist state at the door of history
The Appeal argues that a future commonwealth will erase debt and poverty, with everyone having land, machinery, and exchange access but needing to work. It foresees no profit from others, elimination of crime, and belief in human development, framed as socialism awaiting public invitation.
A Smart Alec and the Disdain of Youth
A North Jconsin News item mocks young boastful fools as the passage reflects on aging and the dislike of conceit in society. It notes that the law forbids killing them and people must tolerate their presence in the community.
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North Jadson News
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer Subscription Offer
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer announces a reduced rate for subscribers through us at 55c per year or 30c for six months, while the standard annual price remains 75c. This notice outlines the preferred method to obtain the newspaper at the lower price.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
West
Let Us Correct You Addressing Local Paper Misconceptions
The editors explain they do not roast or slur individuals in print and detail their method of placing locals by size rather than content. They acknowledge misunderstandings from an October squib and reaffirm they avoid personal grievances in coverage.
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Jamestown
Definition of Roast and Its Boundaries
A discussion on what constitutes a roast and where reminders and criticisms fit. It argues abuse is not a roast and stresses corrective aims for public or individual benefit, noting varying personal interpretations.
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Mamie O'Rourke
Manila
Dewey
T. 8S Marine Band
Washington D. C
Wiuslc
Indianapolis
Ind
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IT. A. Bonnell
East Line Square
Lesaxon Inn
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
New Ross
Bec
West Bound
Eee
M. We
M. Alexander
Agt
Muse Zima MoVar
TRE
Lebanon
Indiana
Otis Ferree
Malissa Harris
Flossie Rettinger
Jay Harris
Pete Harris
Shelley
Mr. Rabb
M. E. Church
Peter Porcupine, Jr
Crawfordsville
Combine
Jamestown Roller Mills
Justus Merbaugh
Truman Bicycle
Wits
KAS
Truman Bicycle Company
Toledo
Krep Pou
Leke
Lake
Lake Ghemigal Company
Grand Avenue, Kansas
Cuba
Gulf Coast
VIA
Thwges
Webers
Emits Oe
Cadul Ugelils
Big Pour
Roemer’s
Roemer
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Milwaukee
Wis
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