Vision of a Gala Night Shapes a Silent Love
A man named Jim shares a dream of a grand opera night and a singer who could conquer crowds. Harriet Woodman becomes a beacon as Jim reveals past love and a vow to live for others. She vows to become a great singer with patient work, while keeping a secret. Continued in next issue.
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Stuart
Jim
Pal
Broadway
Sunshine
Harriet Woodman
Rernracy
Harriet
J. C
Palf
Gould
Fin
God
Barriet
Postmaster Craw Reissues Odd Parcel Post Rules
Postmaster Gabe Craw posts bizarre parcel post rules for patrons. The document mentions zones, quadrangles, and odd prohibitions on items like squash limits and packing sharp objects securely. It includes humorous and garbled guidance on labels, contents, and handling with dangerous, nonsensical wording throughout.
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Gabe Craw
Gettysburg Battle Fiftieth Anniversary Commemoration Plan
The fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg will be commemorated on July 1 3 8 and 4 1913 at the battlefield. An appropriation is sought to cover car fare for all soldiers who participated. To secure transportation, send name to T M Ryan of Sloomfield by February 15. Government will provide entertainment for soldiers at the battlefield.
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Gettysburg
Indianapolis
T. M. Ryan
Sloomfield
Bme
Bill Would Change County Commissioner Salaries
A proposed bill in the house would alter salaries for county boards but would not affect Daviess County where commissioners currently earn 350 dollars annually. The taxpaying change applies to other counties based on size workload and business volume.
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Opew
Strike funds to support West Virginia organizers at fifty cents a member
Organizers plan a fifty cent monthly levy from each member in West Virginia to raise about $200,000 monthly. The levy will run for an indefinite period to sustain the strike and provide care for strikers, with potential extension of the strike if needed.
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West Virginia
Odon adopts ordinance banning standing jack within town
The town board of Odon Indiana passes Ordinance No 29 prohibiting keeping or standing any jack after March 1 1913 with enforcement and fines up to five hundred dollars for violations. The measure takes effect March 1 1918 and was adopted February 4 2013 with publication ordered for two weeks in the Odon Journal. Will Danner of Burns City was in town Saturday night.
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Odon
Ind
Board of Trustees
Daviess
Indiana
Alex O'Deil
Attest
B. D. Smiley
O'Dell
Correll
Noel
DeMotto
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Green Fork
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Mother Ia
Carrier
Stova
Learin
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Ettore Martini
Edgar Selden
Albert Albro
AL. Wood
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Seurpre Lostesso Moto
Thealzando
Eresé
Missioners of
Daviess County
Will Danner
Burns City
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