Week in History Highlights by Date
Topics span 1702 to 1884 including London's first daily paper and Standard time establishment. Other entries note the Alaska purchase in 1867 and Niagara suspension bridge opening in 1855 with varied global events across 8 to 14 of the month.
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Niagara
Merrimack
Monster
Mobile
London
s _ first
United States
Alaska
Lubin Production Draws Growing Theater Crowds
The Beloved Adventurer Winch runs in the Journal at the Royal every Tuesday night and draws increasing crowds. Saturday’s program features The Sheriff's Reward and a comedy The Peach Gilie Beach, with one show at seven.
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Lubin
Winch
Journal
the Royal
Merrifield and Nearby Families Visit Sunday
The article lists numerous local residents including Marsa Thomas Herry Sertiach Poindexter Jno Pruett and others visiting kin in Merrifield Elnora Plain Tie and Pouinville. It notes several sick and recovering individuals and multiple Sunday calls to see relatives.
Local Notes From Raglesville and Vicinity
Miss Verda Dyal returned from Indianapolis Friday. Mrs. Peter Wadsworth is very ill. Jesse Allen moved his family to Martin county last week. Bernz Hackier of Indianapolis visits his father J. D. Hackier. Faye Winkelpleck of Baile visited her parents the first of the week. A little son of Wm. Hunt is ill. Mrs. Al Casey returned to Evansville Monday after visiting relatives here. Harve and Lige Chestnut were at Plainville Monday.
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Jesse Allen
Martin County
Bernz Hackier
Indianapolis
His
J. D. Hackier
Faye Winkelpleck
Baile
Mrs
Fred Winkelpleck
al Casey
Evansville
Neighbors Visit and Attend Nebo Church Services
The report notes Elmer Richardson of Elnora visiting relatives this week. Several locals including the Henderson sisters Georgie Martin and Vernon Skomp hosted visitors and attended Nebo church services.
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Elpha
Florence Henderson
Georgie Martin
Vernon Skomp
Roy Skomp
Nebo
Local Movements and Visits in Epsom Area Today
Residents and visitors report moves and trips in the Epsom Plainville and surrounding areas. Notables include A J Biddinger Vonderschmidt Elias Scott and Harvey Carter and families making or planning trips to Washington and Elnora with several staying at local homes and farms.
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Elias Scott
Harvey
Washington
The Ideal Apartment Comes Up Short in Washington Heights
Mrs Gotcush revels in a dream apartment with two windows per room and luxe fittings. A month later the building is moved to a noisy street edge as a gang raids the lower flats, a new concrete bolder reality replacing the ideal vision.
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Mrs. Gotcush
Morris
Henry
Mr. Gotcush
Strongarm Gillies
van Company
Henry Gotcush
Goteush
Hrisbane
Washington Heights
Serena Gotcush
Mrs. Gotcsuh
For Sale and Wanted Notices From Local Journal Ads
Local ads list dairy cattle, hay, seed oats, corn, turkeys, and farm equipment for sale. Items include a Jersey cow, Timothy hay, barley hay, Black Langshan cockerels, Reid's Yellow Dent seed corn, and a three year old filly. Also notices seek a correspondent, seed buyers, and a Jersey cow sale.
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Reid
Earl Kelsey
Odon
Ind
the Journal Office
Prairie land for sale near E Campo Texas 204.8 acres
Clear level unimproved prairie land two dozen miles from E Campo Texas Sandy loam soil with clay sub soil priced at 32 dollars per acre. Terms seven dollars cash with balance on easy terms. Mention this paper when you write. Chas A Stock Odell.
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E Campo
Texas
Chas A. Stock
Odell
Live Stock Notes From A Rural Ledger
The piece urges humane treatment of animals and better housing for sheep and horses. It notes a decline in sheep numbers, stresses all wool fabric supply, warns hogs eat aggressively, advises synchronized stepping with a horse, and recommends a diet of oats wheat bran and linseed meal for sheep. It stresses clean stable floors for horse soundness.
The Nerves of a Lawyer Change in Court Lunch Breaks
A lawyer protested the Supreme Court’s interrupted sessions as justices left for lunches. After the complaint the court announced daily 2 to 2:30 lunch recess and a later 4:30 PM end time, changing the old noon to 4 schedule.
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Supreme Court
O. Henry
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