Stoll urges Indiana Democrats to sever liquor influence
Veteran editor H obin B. Stoll of South Bend calls on Indiana Democrats to reject whisky and brewery control. He warns the party risks surrendering to saloon interests and urges practical regulation over prohibition, criticizing leaders Taggart Crawford Fairbanks and Lieber as unrepresentative. Also note trustee notice: Hiram Sims, trustee, will hold weekly office hours at Eaglesville post office.
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Indianapolis
Hondobin B. Stoll
South Bend
Lin
Indiana
T. Taggart
Crawford Pairbanks
Stoll
Todiana
Law and Order
Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
Albert Lieber
van Buren Township
Eaglesville
Hiram Sims
Women’s Trades Union League meets in three cities
The Women’s National Trades Union League held simultaneous meetings in New York Boston and Chicago with large attendance. Delegates from Ohio Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota and Missouri attended Hull House Chicago where a proposal urged the Federal Government to appoint a woman to the National Labor Bureau.
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Women’s National Trades Union League
New York
Boston
Chicago
Mary Dreier
Rose Pastor Stokes
Hull House
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
National Labor Bureau
Journal receives letter from Tokyo YMCA secretary
J M Clinton secretary of the YMCA in Tokyo writes July 4 1907 to Expresses appreciation for The Journal and notes 15000 Chinese students in Tokyo while praising YMCA aims to develop body mind and spirit and help China rise out of ignorance via Western knowledge and civilization
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Tokyo
China
Fountain Head
Young Men's Christian Association
Tenclos reports and notes on our work of interest
Tenclos sends a brief personal missive outlining reports and facts about ongoing work. The message signals sincerity and regards to the recipient, highlighting interest in the shared efforts and recent developments.
Odd Membership Questions From Woodman Applicants
The Sovereign Visitor quotes strange statements from Woodman of the World membership applicants. Items include mothers dying in infancy unverifiedly, uncles dying of cancer, fathers dying after a good day, a grandfather living to 103, and various notes on maternal lineage and mysterious illnesses.
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The
Woodman of the World
A Profitable Investment for Fall Dress Goods Sale
Slashed prices on summer dress goods to clear stock for fall. Bargains on shoes, oxfords, ties for men women and children to reduce inventory. Shirts offered at 50c, sold at lowest price.
Henderson Hedden Buys Interest in Plainville Furniture Firm
Henderson Hedden of Plainville will take charge of his share in Henderson & Gilliatt, bought from Oilie Gilliatt. Uledden traded his Plainville stake in Foust & Hedden to Gilliatt, who also bought the other half from Foust. Hedden moves to assume control. Gilliatt leaves Washington to relocate to Plainville as invoices for both stores are reviewed this week.
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Henderson Hedden
Plainville
Henderson & Gilliatt
Oilie Gilliatt
Uledden
Gilliatt
Foust & Hedden
Mr. Gilliatt
Foust
Mrs Louisa Montgomery Dies At 68 In Terre Haute
Mrs Louisa Montgomery aged sixty eight died at her Terre Haute home Thursday afternoon from cancer. She is a widow and survived by one son Leo Montgomery of this place who attended the funeral at Terre Haute Saturday afternoon.
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Louisa Jane Montgomery
Terre Haute
Leo Montgomery
Summer Tourist Excursions From Southern Indiana Co
Summer tourist tickets go on sale from June 20 to September 30 1907 for Odon Indiana to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Utah and Grand Junction Colorado. Old papers for sale at this office.
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Indiana
A Righteous Kick From South Bend Reader
H G Burrell of the State Loan Company in South Bend writes to the Odon Journal noting his one-dollar subscription for another year. He jokes about spelling Buncome as Bunckum and Buncome, recalling Bunkum Branch and Kansas Hill, and laments changing local spellings.
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H.G. Burrell
The
State Loan Company
South Bend
Odon
Infant Dead in Elmore Township
Infant eighteen months old Mary Marquarette of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freed in Elmore township died Sunday morning after a weeklong illness. Funeral services were led by Rev. W. B. Snyder. Burial at Walnut Hill cemetery Monday afternoon.
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Mary Marquarette
Robert Freed
Elmore Township
W. B. Snyder
Walnut Hill Cemetery
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Deplores Unholy Union
By James Whitcomb Riley
Orphant
Annie
Childern
Women's Trades Union League
White River
Walter Danner
Wallace Pensinger
Vernon Skemp
Sumner Alexander
Orville Morrison
Ray Garten
John York
Dick Moore
Newberry
J. M. Clinton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Japan
U.S. A
Chrisitian Association
Father
Grandfather
Applicant
First National Bank
Mr. Hedden
Ing
Cabell and Kauffman Dry Goods
Washington
Louisa Montgomery
South Bend, Ind
the Journal
Odon, Ind
Bunkum Branch
Kansas Hill
Madison Township
Bunkum
Neck Of-The-Woods
Buncome
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