Divide and Rainbow Mountain Peace Mirrors Old Feud
In a tale of land and lineage on Rainbow Mountain, Molly Gray and Hannah Harris urge peace as the Gray and western stranger confront a protracted land dispute. A shared grave and a flower tribute soften old enmities as the two sides abandon fighting for a truce and mutual respect.
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Squire Gray
Molly
Bern
Hanneh
Miether
Ant
Tessa
Dunne
Martin
Mody
Bob Portue
Grehsman
Marin
Grohsmen
Martin Grohsman
Grandfather
Rainbow Mountain
Hannah Harris
Tinust
Danno
Wolly
Hansh Harris
Teller
Johnson Gray
Grohsman
Appomatox
Muh
Hiro
Grohbsman
Squire
Airplanes in Commercial Work Postwar Britain
The London Times reports Hancley Page commercial airplanes in Great Britain carried 4 029 passengers and 44 295 pounds of freight over eight months starting May 1 1919 for 72 243 miles. From Sept 2 1919 to Jan 8 1920 the London Paris route carried 687 passengers and 16 986 pounds, while London Brussels transported 255 passengers and 25 916 pounds by Sept 27 1919 to Jan 1 of this year.
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Hancley-Page
Great Brittain
London Times
Mars Communication Dream Sparks University Banter
A solemn professor muses that humanity may someday talk with Mars. Mr Dus tin Stax dismisses the notion and instead asks for a dependable method to connect him with his office, hinting at a desire for a personal endowment.
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Mars
Seasonal fruit crop outlook and Indiana news roundup
The Floyd county strawberry crop is smaller but promising with shipments by train nightly as markets target Indianapolis Chicago and other northern buyers. Souther n Indiana expects bumper peach and apple crops with a 25000 bushel peach pack in Paoli. Northern Indiana anticipates heavy apples pears and cherries with freezes cutting some fruit prospects.
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New Albany
Floyd County
Indianapolis
Chicago
Seymour
Roland P. Hofmann
Paoli
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Adjt
Harry B. Smith
National Guard
Army
Guard
Qotto A. Beyer
South Bend
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
George E. Hershman
Crown Point
Emma W. Wilson
Jasper
Rebakah Assembly of
Eva L. McDaniel
Shelbyville
Emily Wedgewood
East Chicago
Valetta Kimmel
Kendallville
Laura M. Morris
Frankfort
Police
Desk Seargents
Floyd Weathers
Richard Weathers
Marengo
Terre Haute
William Wood Parsons
Indiana State Normal School
Lafayette
Tippecanoe County
Fordue University Union
Clyde E. Titus
Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association
Huntington
Huntington County
Clifford Fanderburg
Gary
Ruth Harriet Windlad
Ephran Windlad
Clinton
Vermilion County
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William B. Franklin
St. Marys
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Benjamin
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph's State League
Otto Kreuzberger
Evansville
Indianapoli
Thomas R. Marshall
League of Nations
Marshall
Thomas Haggart
Ralston
Alice Foster McCulloch
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Madison
Henry
Delaware
Randolph
Muncie
Delaine
Madison County
James Burns
Washington
Boards of Safety, Public Works and Park Commissioners
Indiana Woman's Association of Commerce
Emma May
Julia A. McAndrew
Vincennes
Mary Torrence
Ida OQ. Miler
Anna Steinmehl
Terre Maute
Snider
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Churches of Christ of Indiana
Tipton
State Brotherhood
D. S. Shields
Kokomo
Roy Deadman
Lebanon
E. H. Clifford
Mount Vernon
Valparaiso
Edgar Dean Crumpacker
Congress
Crumpacker
Albert J. Beveridge
Greencastle
DePauw
DePauw University
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Crawfordsville
Montgomery County
Karl C. James
Wabash
Waltz Township
Wabash County