Fountain of Youth Colony at Bradenton Hoosier Notice
A. A. Lane writes from Braden Town Florida describing Green Lane Colony west of central Bradenton near Manatee Ave and Braaden Creek. The thirteen residents claim discovery of a fountain of youth and detail nightly entertainments and hobbies while inviting Hoosier readers to visit.
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Bradentown
Florida
Manatee, Ave
Braaden Creek
Gulf of Mexico
Goodleuian
Z. V.G
Odon
Hoosierdam
Gulf
Don’t Move Corner Stone Statute Cited for Farmers
An Indiana law prohibits moving a corner stone with penalties including a fine of 5 to 50 dollars and possible jail time. Many farmers unaware of the restriction intend to dig up the stone to place a corner post near the fence.
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Indiana
Marriage of Obe McNabb and Nannie Stacy Kinnaman
Obe Holmes McNabb of Burns City wed Miss Nannie Stacy Kinnaman in a Sunday ceremony at high noon officiated by the Rev. H Buchanan. McNabb, a young farmer, is the son of George AlcNabb of Burns City. the bride is the daughter of Co. W. H. Kinneman who lives east of town and is a popular young lady.
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Holmes McNabb
Burns City
Nannie Stacy Kinnaman
H. Buchanan
Mr. McNabb
George .AlcNabb
Hisbride
Co. W. H. Kinnieman
Election Primer on the Presidency and Eligibility
The text explains eligibility for the U S presidency at thirty five, requires natural born citizenship, and notes electors chosen by voters. It cites Mayor McClellan born in Saxony as a natural born citizen. It states the president is elected by the electoral college for four years and may serve a third term despite a tradition limiting to two.
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United States
Mayor McClellan
New York
Saxony
The Value of a Smile and Tattlers in the Community
A homily extols smiles as cheapest virtue and criticizes village tattlers who pry into private lives. It condemns gossip across social ranks and warns of divine retribution for slander, urging kindness over rumor in the Hivery community.
Farmers Should Test Their Seed Corn In Spring
A State Experiment Station study finds corn seed vitality low due to a cold wet season and freezes in 1907. It urges farmers to select and test each ear, discarding weak or dead ears, using a simple box tester to identify strongly germinating kernels.
Trustee Notice to Van Buren Township Noticees
Hiram Sims announces weekly office hours at the Eaglesville post office on Saturdays for all persons with business in Van Buren township. Velvetine cures chapped skin.
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van Buren Township
Eaglesville
Hiram Sims
Elmore Township Farmer Weds Miss Manning
George W. Patchett and Miss Bessie O Manning, both residents of Elmore township, were married on Wednesday. Patchett is the son of Matthew Patchett near Brocton and Manning is the daughter of Harvey Manning, a substantial farmer in Elmore township. A license was issued Tuesday.
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George W. Patchett
Bessie O
Manning
Patchett
Elmore Township
Matthew Patchett
Brocton
Miss Manning
Harvey Manning
Water for Dinner Lesson Inspires Kindness
A young boy accompanies his father to a public dinner. When asked what to drink he says he will take what his father takes. The waiter hears the exchange and the boy proclaims I will take water. The moment reveals a commitment to kindness and responsibility.
Nature’s Queenly Amaryllis Blooming by Window Sill
Rev G B Culmer notes a blooming amaryllis by his window that fills the study with fragrance and inspires thoughts of good. He compares its radiant beauty to ancient glory and Solomon’s splendor, a personal reflection on nature’s cheer.
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Solomon
Republicans of the Second District Convene in Indiana
The Republicans of the Second Congressional District meet in Delegate Convention at Washington Indiana at 1 PM on March 25 1908 to nominate a candidate for Congress. County representation is listed under Daviess and other counties with delegates apportioned. Joseph H Barr is District Chairman.
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Washington
Indiana
Indi
Postoffice Robbed by Safe Crackers at Oakland City
The Oakland City post office was entered by professional safe crackers early Saturday morning. The safe was blown open with nitroglycerin but little money was taken and the robbers fled, leaving some tools behind. The crime was not discovered until morning.
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Oakland City
Linton Reports Smallpox Surge Halts Public Gatherings
Linton records three new smallpox cases on Sunday as an epidemic spreads. Public gatherings are banned in the city, including events at schools, churches, and places of amusement, amid wide exposure concerns.
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Linton
Hay For Sale In Odon At Seven Fifty Per Ton
Forty tons of hay offered for sale at seven dollars fifty cents per ton. Interested buyers may contact J. M. Winklepleck in Odon for details and delivery arrangements.
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Odon
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A. A. Lane
Braden
Fla
Garden Lane Colony
Ponce de Can
Flowers
Lane
Madge
Edith
Robert Garten
Robert
Z. V. Garten
A. A. Lace
Electoral College
Moat
Tattlers
Elmore Farmer
Odon Realty Co
Nature
G. B. Culmer
Daviess
Eessserssenn
Joseph H. Barr
Greene
Cece Ee cc
Ccc
Sesaemlin
Vere Asecnenes
Monroe
Sullivan
J. M. Winklepleck
G. D. Abraham
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