Republican editors enjoy summer outing across Indiana
The Republican State Editorial Association held its summer gathering traveling by traction cars to Jeffersonville Corydon and Louisville. They toured the State Reformatory and war material shops, boarded a boat up the Ohio River to Fern Grove for dinner and a pavilion program, then visited Corydon with a Constitution Elm address by Lew M. O Bannon. The party returned to Louisville for a dinner and theatre in fond memory of a joyous outing highlighted by Corydon hospitality.
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Republican State Editorial Association
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
State Reformatory
Dr. Peyton
Peyton
War Department of the United States
Spring Street
Ohio River
Fern Grove
Louisville
Corydon
Indiana Territory
Corydon Junction
Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Thomas J. Wilson
George B. Lockwood
Muncie Press
National Republican
Various Club and Magazine Titles in a Fragment List
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple club and magazine titles such as McCall's Woman's World Popular Monthly Farm Life and Today's with notes about free patterns. Several entries are incomplete or repeated, including references to Poultry Vegetables and Home Weekly. The text resembles a catalog page of periodical titles with minor variations.
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Ourative
McCall's
Woman's World Peoples
Gentlewoman
Glue No
Fancywork Magazine
Everyday Life ‘Woman's World Club No
Farm and Fireside
Woman's World Home Life
Tarmer
Vegetable Grower Today
Woman's World Farm Life
Woman's Home Weekly
Progressive editors flip to Republicans in Indiana
Indianapolis June 8 The Progressive editors announce affiliation with the Republican Party led by Newton R. Spencer of Greenfield and Inman as their new ally. They favor a protective tariff and say their principles best advance within the GOP, noting many papers have returned to Republican alignment.
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Indianapolis
Newton RK. Spencer
Greenfield
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
B. R. Luman
Progressive State Editorial Association
Progressive Pipers
Inman
Plymouth Republican
C. Demareec
Franklin Starr
E. W. Tatman
Connersville News
Bassett
Ekshart Republican
A.W. Kinneson
Goshen News-Times
O. 8. Stivers
Giberty Herald
M. J Callahan
Marton Unserver
A. W. Travy
Bicoington Journal
Republican Party
Progressive Press Bureau
Progressive Party
Pass a Law Cry in Rochester Michigan Print Ad
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century ad fragment ridicules blanket calls for lawmaking in response to social woes. It references towns, a Rochester Michigan origin, and promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a household remedy with a 25 and 50 cent price.
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Thomas’ Eclectic
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Old State House
Augustus S. Wilson
Kentucky
Merrill Moores
India
Publicity League of
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Association
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Ty Boyd & Boyd Co
aMeaaya
Magasine Club
No. 8 Farm and Home ‘Women's World Househld Guest
Jamerican
UNR
Club No
Good Ste
CLUI
Green's
Prairie Farmer Houecheld Mae
Boys’ Magazine
Home Life
Gentlewon Club
Kimball's Dairy Farmer Homme Life
Boys Magazine
Oman
Fancywork
Pianta
Kansa
City Weekly Star
Everyday Life Club
CLUB
Kansas City Weekly Star
Everyday Life
Southern Rurallet Home Life Gentlewoman Club
Farmer's Wkly. Dispatch
Farm Life
Rural Weekly
St. Paul
Green's Fruit Grower
Vygtyr
Ios
Ousehold
Progressive Editors
Spencer
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Rochester, Mich
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