Arrival at Escondido California Aboard Crowded Train
The writer reports safe arrival in Escondido Southern California on November 21 after a three day journey from Chicago. The nine coach train faced a sharp stop at four in the morning following news that a passenger train ahead had wrecked, prompting backup by a bar train to Grants New Mexico.
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Escondido
California
Bayins
Los Angeles
Kendale
Chicago
Whoaunsas City
Alf Op
Crrants
New Mexico
Attrrants
No Trespass Sign Sparks farm ethics debate
John Moorman writes in the Starke County Republican railing against stingy landowners who deny neighborly trespass for amusement. He likens such secrecy to the dog in the manger fable and argues boys may hunt on his farm, even taking corn if crop yields fall short.
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John Moorman
Starke County
Republican
Port Warne man drafts bill on drunken offenders
T E Ellison proposes to send intoxicated persons to the county infirmary instead of ten jail. He cites lower costs at the infirmary and suggests compelling labor as part of the plan for the next legislature.
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T. E. Ellison
Port Warne
Claypool Lumber Co Sells Wide Range of Frames Siding
The Claypool Lumber & Coal Co offers a large stock of door and window frames, barn siding and other building materials. Largest selection in Northern Indians region, with cheap sale prices.
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Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Passing of the Year
An editorial reflection on moving from 1910 to 1911, noting both hardship and hope. It urges bravery in adversity, kindness for departed friends, and keeping blessings and lessons as the new year begins with a look toward brighter days.
Penalty Raised From Ten to Hundred for Mail Marking
The post office raises the penalty for writing on newspapers and packages to inform relatives from $10 to $100. Offenders now face arrest and trial under the new rule.
Lumber mill injury leaves thumb and finger torn
Wesley Herendeen suffered deep lacerations to the index finger and thumb of his left hand while operating a buzz saw at Burk Mill. A fragment of lumber swung by the saw caused the damage. Dr. Amiss treated the injured parts with the flesh badly torn on the finger and the thumb slightly.
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Wesley Herendeen
Burk Mill
The Christmas Story Bells Speak To Hearts
A New York Herald feature reflects on Christmas bells as living wells that warm hearts and urge the hesitant to keep faith. The poem-like prose urges both young and old to feel the season's message as bells proclaim wonder and life.
Path of Peace Motto on church program
A church program urges readers to live by virtues over possessions. It lists nine pledges including kindness, cheerfulness, patience, and faith, encouraging daily practice and reflection. The note emphasizes inner treasures like mind and soul above material wealth.
Journey Southward to Escondido and New Ranch Life
The writer recounts a long wait in Albuquerque then describes mountain scenery, a herd of 20 000 sheep en route to market, and a rapid later train. Arrival in Los Angeles leads to Escondido where he visits Rev. F. M. Kemper, settles on a twelve acre ranch, and plans future citrus fruit. The town has 2000 people, churches, schools, and 200 lots prepared for sale. he notes gold and diamond mines nearby and wishes a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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Santa Fe
Esecondido
Sehusimate
F. M. Kemper
Orange Grove
Escondido
A. L. Myers
George Michaels Married at Huntington
Mr and Mrs George Michaels of Huntington were guests at the Jolia Oldfather home on Wednesday. Mr Michaels wed Mrs Mary Goshorn formerly of North Manchester a week ago and they have moved to Huntington. The RECORD extends congratulations to the newly married couple.
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George Michaels
Huntington
Jolia Oldfather
Michaels
Mary Goshorn
North Manchester
Farewell Service at Rose Hill and Attendant Sunday Schedule
The notice lists a farewell service at Rose Hill with a 10:00 a.m. service and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School under Evangelical Lutheran Church leadership. Pastor Rev William Hoffman is named with references to Silver Lake and associated church groups. The fragment notes preaching and Sunday school times.
Grove Chapel Sunday Service and Sunday School Hour
Grove Chapel schedules Sunday School at the usual hour and preaching at 3:00 p m.
Election Notice for People’s Mutual Telephone Co
The People’s Mutual Telephone Co will meet in Silver Lake at the Central Office building on Saturday January 7, 1911 at 10 o’clock to elect a board of directors for the coming year and to transact other business legally before the meeting. Henry L. Oldfather, General Manager.
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People's Mutual Telephone Co
Silver Lake
Henry L. Oldfather
Horse kick injures man at Frank Hill place
Gront Hammon living north of town suffered severe injuries after being kicked by a horse while inspecting animals at the Frank Hill place on Wednesday.
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Gront Hammon
Frank Hill Place
Morality and sport tempering youth discussed
The piece argues that focusing excessive brainpower on football can lead to later moral problems. It warns that overemphasizing physical strength fosters mental callousness and brutality as youths mature.
Conversation Preferences Across Genders
The excerpt notes that people invest heavily in education books travel and culture yet gendered talk patterns persist with women discussing cooks and clothes while men discuss weather and women.
Stay Home Merchants Versus Mail-Order Hype
A didactic critique urges supporting local merchants over mail order houses. The speaker mocks distant sellers for avoiding taxes and social duties while urging readers to spend locally and consider the impact on schools roads and the needy.
The Burden and Joy of Home Life in Male and Female Roles
The essay contrasts male and female home life roles noting that men gain relief from routine in their work while women bear repetitive nursery and kitchen tasks. It argues affectionate, supportive husbands can renew their wives and家庭 energy, yet acknowledges a wearying, unspoken strain in domestic labor.
Poisoner Sentenced to Rest of Natural Life
A western state convict received a life sentence described as for the rest of his natural life. The piece notes that the phrase omits any legal concept of unnatural life, contrasting modern usage with medieval ideas where leaving the world was treated as death.
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New York Mail
Popular Books at Online & Co Prices
Retail listing notes popular books and pricing at Online & Co with emphasis on discounted titles and accessible reading options. The brief highlights available titles and competitive prices for readers seeking value.
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Oline & Co
Don ts For Daily Life from a Advice Tone
A sequence of cautions on daily conduct warns against nervy behavior and overreacting to small troubles. It urges calm, steady routines, balanced rest, and avoiding fretful thoughts to strengthen nerves and overall health.
Town paper appeals for local support and subscriptions
A note urges residents to back their hometown newspaper with steady subscriptions. The writer argues city papers ignore local notices and events and asks every resident to buy a yearly 52‑issue, about two cents per copy, to fund local coverage and progress.
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City
Chicago
Indianapolis
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