Life in the Tropics and the Sheridan tour
The Williams family sets out for Trinidad Island with stops in Philadelphia and New York City before taking a steamer to Port of Spain. The report details Trinidad Lake operations, local climate, costs, labor conditions, English rule, and Oromo issues including crime among Coolies, royalties, and a planned Guillotine.
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KE. T. Williams
Trinidad Island
Philadelphia
New York City
Duyvs
Mr. Williams
Trinidad Lake
Port of Spain
Wich
Willingis
Williams
Anentra
Asphalt Company
U.S
Sheridan
Goeepree Ade
John AisVarebeen
Chicago Tribune
Waliddus
Indiana
Calcutta
Farmers urged to prepare for Symons Sorghum factory return
Notice announces the Symons Sorghum factory will be improved and run this fall with seed furnished free to customers. Also promotes new spring dress goods and silks at the Golden Rule and free Teddy Bears at Gox and Rickard's shoe store.
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Symons Sorghim
Geo
Symons
Gox & Rickard’s
C C F Lodge Prosperous Year Report Prospers Indiana Order
State secretary reports Orrand Lodge and Indiana I O F show prosperity with 72 919 members and 736 lodges on January 1 1908. Receipts reach 728 346 with 297 567 for relief and 3 364 194 in net lodge resources. The piece ends with optimistic q observations and a joke about optimists and pessimists.
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Villain Ei. Leedy
Orrand Lodge
Indiana
Tade
Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Base Ball Season Opens Easter Day
The baseball season opens Sunday with reserves from the Frankfort Reserves joining the Sheridan and Westfield teams. Manager Rogers will select the lineup from both clubs and expects strong material from the two squads.
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Frankfort
Sheridan
Rogers
Westfield
Do Not Crowd the Season
Spring air brings a rush to outdoor activity as children are released from winter confinement and heavier clothes are shed. A cold wave raises grip fears and pneumonia risk, but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as a safe, pleasant cure, available at Elliott's drug store.
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Chamberlain
Elliott’s Drug Store
Easter Hat Display Sparks Fashion and Flight at Cox & Rickard's
In North Salem Herald style the piece notes milliners showcasing Easter hats adorned with large soup bunches and gay ding bats while ladies dance. Men grab an extra shirt and head for the woods as sales ads announce men’s oil grain plow shoes priced at 1.29 dollars at Cox and Rickard's.
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North Salem Herald
Cox & Rickard’s
Rheumatic Pain Balm Praised by Judge Crocker
F B Crocker aged 84 and longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa reports relief from sciatic rheumatism after using three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says the product did him lots of good and notes it is available at Elliott's drug store.
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F.B. Crocker Esq
Martinsburg
Iowa
Elliott
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Indianapolis School
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Court House
Geo P Booth
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Oliver N Wiles
Arcadia
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Vincent Case
John Butcher
ER Worley
Sheridan GY
Howard H Hayes
HF Clark
Noblesville
Emily Brown
Edgar Brown
Ty Ain Clay
Elisha Bailey
Ela M McClure
Rosa Neese
Clay
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MB Warn
Rufus Dwiggins
A Lowery
White River
Jane Trittipp
John Arthur
Delaware
J L Jones Et al
Chas B Jones
L M Jackson
Adams
Mary A Eller
M A Garrison
Chas E Hall
S C Reynolds
John R McKinzie
Pearl Barker
G F Ross
L H Ross
William Good
Mary Simpson
Cicero
Hezekiah Kinder
Sarah Wahl
Julia J Brooks
J D Hardebeck
C. V. Neal
Drain
George and Jacob Heinzmann
Eastman Gardner & Co
Ernest L Weaver
Elila E Crossley
Will
Henry O Johnson
Permelia F Johnson
CG Sowers
Ethel O Watson
Raymond M Clark
Margaret M
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