OKINOLE BOARD S AG KECKS PATTERNS REMEMBER SITE
Fragmented notes report local names and events from Madison township including visits by residents from Elnora and Bl uceley, sales and auctions, farm and woodworking references, school term start, public notices, and a police claim of stolen cash. scattered items mention churches, committees, and local businesses. The garbled text lists moves, travel, retail ads, and community updates with several names and places such as Washington, Terre Haute, Bedford, Indianapolis, and Bloomfield.
Trusts and a youth’s theft dominate local page
A sixteen year old named Bruce Garten and his brother John Garten near Shiloh were involved in a theft of 14.50 from Harley Lamb, son of Clark Lamb. The youth admitted guilt, was remanded to circuit court on a 200 bond, and returned part of the money. The rest of the text discusses national anti trust efforts and party politics, reflecting on Bryan era rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Garten
John Garten
Ives
Shiloh
Clark Lambs
Mr. Lamb
Harley
Garten
Hes House
Congress
Congress of the
United States
Community notes from a rural area recount local activities
Farmers are sowing wheat as Miss Rilla Aishe recovers. Umar Chiles visits relatives from Mound Valley Kansas. A musical entertainment was held at Mr god Bre John Ketcham Datardid’s residence. Sunday School closed until spring. Mrs Laura Correll and Miss Lalie Laughtin of Adton visited Monday. School opened with good attendance. Tru ant Officer may be dispensed with at this corner. Mrs Laura Conrad and children left for Illinois after a short visit. Miss May Ketnham was sick this week and her brother Wis Glted her place in the school. Mr John S. Taylor of Kansas and Mrs Elizabeth Taylor of Oklahoma visit relatives here. Miss Kecham returns home after eight years. during that time he circumnavigated the earth and helped Dewey sink the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umar Chiles
Mound Valley
Kan
God
John Ketcham
Laura Conrad
Ilinois
Mias May Ketnham
Wis
Sarin
Maes
Kecham
Dewey
Alanila Bay
Attempted Bank Robbery Report Lacks Clear Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attempted bank robbery on a Thursday night. A suspect named Lyle Tisler or similar is referenced with vague actions and an emphasis on attempting to enter the vault area but failing to access money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle ‘Tisler
Revival and church notices in Washington area
Rev Je t Hobson and wife traveled to Washington Thursday. Preaching at Mud Pike next Sabbath at 10 30 am Pleasant Hill at 2 pm. Women’s Day exercises at Preaseor Hill on Sabbath. Mrs Sue Arford identified. Collection totaled 20 pounds 5 shillings 63 pence. Sabbath School under Superintendent Dyal, 103 Alarighins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je ‘T, Hobson
Washington
Mud Pike
Measant Hill
Preaseor Hill
Sue Arford
The Constitution Follows the Flag in Popular Liberty
The article asserts that political rhetoric insists the constitution and the flag embody the source of popular liberty. It ties national institutions to the flag as a guiding symbol for civic life and governance.
German Press on Bryan and the Silver Issue in 1896
The German press including the New York Staats-Zeitung and Indianapolis German Telegraph critique William J. Bryan as the silver issue dominates the 1896 campaign. They praise or rebuke his character and conservatism, warn of insecurity and business disruption, and note shifts in support as the election nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staats ‘Zeitung
Mir
Bryan
Nck
William J. Bryan
Staats Zetrnas
The
Republic
Population figures from 19th century censuses
Fragmentary data listing year by year population totals for various years including 1860 1870 1840 1850 and 1870 with large total figures and scattered digits. The text resembles census type statistics with inconsistent punctuation and extraneous characters.
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Basgaina i
Boye
Hesiery
Abraham Shoe Store
Okinole Boards Ag
Kecks
Starling
de F. M. M. Woampler
Tonnel Switch
Gindman of
Elnora
Sanday
Websters Drugti
Ahirta
Ifaw Co
Smiley
Ivor Foddrilk
Washington Friends
J. . Garten
Bluceley
Kinors
Roying Streen Yard
jXbrahim
DV. Wolfe
Helm
Lusilla Stefford
Grow
Tursed ‘‘Uesday
Dell
Meer
Alexander
Walter Dearmin
Sendborn
Wilson Myers
Terre Haute
Spring Street
Kor Bed Comforts Bhe Rayek & Co
Burns City
Ord Cayreil
Indianapolis
Enors
Em Taylor
Burne City
Madison Township
Walter Sears
Kansas
Llinois
Wildcarmin of
Plainville
Tuiver & Cooper
Dues Coats
Websters
Harvey Siiley
Mu Olive Wedneadsy
Arch Cunninghem
Hingis
Hayes & Co
Lee B. Janes
Bloomfield
Key
H. Ng King
Jentie Hickey
Little Daughter
Larry Crooke
Mra A. M. Kerk
Hathbone Sisters
Bedford
Second Congressional District
Republican Editora
Cole
A. Jobt & Co
K F. Murnaw
Lacey
W. J. Lacey
Mutasw
Cpt
Samuel Nicholas
Cale
Howe
C. A. Picketd
H. XII
Snaignapotin
Th.t. Okishome Colony
Charley Clark
Eaglesville
Fred Toelle
J. T. Hobson
U. B
Insiice Hayes & Co
Willie Seal
Dental College
Walter Stevenson
Weekly Review
John Mirehcock
Bloomington, Hi
Cintons
M. E. Sund&ya
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Frank Deal
Ethel Andersen
Aest
Elith King
Pearl O'Dell
Lillie Sommers
Nellie Burrell
Reg
Committee of the
Judiciary
House
Ray
Eabil
Richardson
Reyblicans
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M.or Corsareruon
Farlen
Rilla Aishe
John S. Taylor
Mra
Elizabeth. Taylor
Oklahoma
Sha’ Laughhay
Alter
Stradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Anipot
Roosevelt
Linton
Senator Beveridge
Chicago
Stars and Stripes
McKinley
Islands
Garland
Peninsular
Kentucky
A. Jolliff & Coc
Ascara
Elery
Ola
Wysieris
Jared
Rassica
Silver
Peery Peepee Ee i Seger
Rees
Bedfond
Southern Indiana
Gisslf
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Elmora
Indian Springs
Seymour
Elizabethtorwn
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Eve
Greensburg
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Teree
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