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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
4
Orfi and Zenith Tommsof wapteeadin gees Cera See Ss Six Monthis. 0.22. To secure the above rates, subscriptions must be paid in advance, otherwise $1.50 per year. Local notices list residents visiting, measles, hogs struck by lightning, and a Japanese lecture. New subscribers offered 25 cents until 1902.
Gilead Listen for the wedding bells soon. Miss Mae Snyder of Coldwater visiting J B Van deVanters. Miss Burns of Coldwater teaching in district No 3. Angie Dean returns to Coldwater for the coming school year. A lawn party at Kenny Stephenson’s netted many youths with watermelon cake and pickles.
In a complaint from a shop, the boss plans a note to demand payment before Saturday. The draft letter to the debtor warns of consequences and cites a past dispute over fourteen dollars and six bits. The message ends with a quip about a ball game score.
A quote attributes to Col Gadser power to calm a mob and prevent lynching by arguing the black man’s innocence. The speaker claims the colonel talked them out of violence and asserts the mob’s hostility was based on color rather than facts.
An undercover report detailing how an uptown cigar dealer sold cigars resembling imported ones made in the United States with imported tobacco. An internal revenue inspector notes the difficulty in distinguishing genuine imports and the profit motive behind misrepresentation. Also referenced is a Boston July 1882 moment when Everett Hale recalled his park street church encounter and the first public singing of My Country Tis of Thee.
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