Goshen News-Times highlights and local notices
The Goshen News-Times reports on a state representative special election to fill the W N Sarber vacancy after his death in Argos. It notes unsold lakefront lots for a roller bearer factory site and mentions a 1817 Kosciusko County murder convict Diames Pluw to be released due to friends' efforts.
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W. N. Sarber
Argos
Goshep
The
News-Times
Diames Pluw
Kosciusko
Goshen
Country Editor Urges Local Notice Distribution Reform
The country editor champions a bill to distribute legal advertising to the paper nearest the litigation, land, or public work involved. It seeks to boost rural publishers by placing notices in the closest publication to the site or last dwelling and to township matters.
Legal Advertising Reform Aims for Uniform Notices
Indiana Associated Weeklies push a bill for uniform state wide legal notice laws. The plan seeks mandatory placement in newspapers nearest the origin to ensure widest publicity and curb discretionary graft. Public interest spans taxpayers and legislators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Associated Weeklies
General Assembly
Devoe Paint Banner Ad from Claypool Lumber Co
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Company promotes Devoe Paint as the Standard Paint of the world. Local ads highlight wide color choices and durable finishes offered by the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Swihart Store Debt Notice Urges Settlements
Notice asks all persons owing Swihart Store accounts to call in and settle their balances.
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Swihart
Early Croziers and Ancient Olympians Highlighted
The text surveys Crozier origins with Archbishop Ataldus of Reims and a Winchester motif, noting Bartholomew of Exeter and early bishop symbols. It also traces the Olympic victors from 776 B C with Cerebus and twelve centuries of winners until Theodosius. The New York American is referenced.
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Ataldus
Reims
Winchester
England
Bartholomew
Exeter
B. C
Cerebus
Vietor
Theodosius
New York American
Gaelic Lord's Prayer shows lingering Druid influence in Cork and Mayo
A Gaelic version of the Lord's Prayer persisted after widespread Christian conversion, with the line Lead us not into temptation rendered as Na Leig sinv andraoidhedch meaning allow us not into Druidism. The London Times notes this curiously tenacious pagan remnant in parts of Cork and Mayo.
Towser the dog and the smart reply
A light exchange shows Mr Brown praising his dog Towser for thinking when asked to recall missing object. Ridge notes the dog’s cleverness while an office boy hints at a newcomer. A woman’s home companion quote adds a humorous aside about a cowardly person and an unrelated incident.
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Mr. Brown
Mr. Ridge
Towser
Maloney
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Ecord Pub. Co., ‘Hanson, Proprietors
Silver Te
RMS
Isc FS
Sre
Ie Goshen
Moole
Eeks
Saint Peter
Groves
Bliss
Lumbex & Coal Co
Conan
Egerriatel
Kosciusko Ciruit Court
Henry Olymer
Ate
Kosciusko County
Alvent
Adam Stout
Washington, D.C
Naugeration
W. H. Taft
Lew
Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. A. Meek
Silver Lake
Jacob Weller D. Gill
Audr
W.H. Kern
Che
Michaels
Rhodes & Fawley
Claypool
Tiai
Salle
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