Importation of Kentucky Driving Horses at Rose Hill Farm
Frank Brown brings a premium lot of Kentucky bred driving horses from Wilkes Nutwood and Reverie stock to Silver Lake. The 4 to 6 year olds are bright bays with strong conformation and are trained double or single and gentle. Eight pairs of mules accompany the horses, all well broke and weighing 1400 to 1600 pounds. Prospective buyers can view and test drive at Rose Hill farm, with pedigree verified and stockmen Fox and Logan consulted.
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Kentucky
Wilkes
Reverie
Central
Indiana
Danville
Harrisburg
Huestonville
Junction City
Lexington
Brown
Messrs
Fox and
Logan
Mr. Brown
Rose Hill
Silver Lake
Quinn
Alery
Swindlers at Work Target Local Farmer With Fridge Trial
A supposed refrigerator seller leaves a top rated unit with a farmer for a thirty day trial at no cost. The farmer signs a receipt and agrees to return it, but a neighbor bank claims a note was left with the appliance for collection. The scam progresses from there.
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Lim
Young Rider Suffers Double Wrist Dislocations
Roy Sprigg fourteen year old son of Asa Sprigg of this place dislocated both wrists after falling from a bicycle around the loop on the bal cony at Sim McKrill's shop. He and the bike plunged ten to twelve feet to the ground, with severe bruises. A doctor set the injuries and he remained cool.
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Roy Sprigg
Asa Sprigg
Sim McKrill
A Good Name and Protecting Integrity
The piece argues a good name is a present that helps in trouble and guards a young man against malice. It asserts Jim Wilcox’s alleged guilt stemmed from his wicked character and notes testing times will come for every youth, warning against slanderous tongues.
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Jim Wilcox
A Good Name Is a Rock of Gibraltar in Adversity
The remark praises a man’s good name as a shield against malicious attacks and warns against celebrating another’s downfall. It urges cherishing integrity and warns that a noble reputation is priceless in the face of slander.
Jerry McAuley Water Street Mission Featured At Warsaw Tent Meeting
Glimpses by a Layman report covers the Warsaw First M E church gathering led by J Wilbur Chapman with S H Hadley from the Old Jerry McAuley Mission. He recounts Jerry McAuley’s conversion story and the mission’s open door policy, noting tent meetings at Suver Lake around July 20 for ten days.
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Warsaw
M. E
J. Wilbur Chapman
S Weeden
Rev Stone
Water Street
Jerry McAuley
Jerry McAule
New Flour Milling Method Gains in Akron Mills
A new horizontal serve sifter in top roller flouring mills improves flour quality by separating heavy portions from lighter parts of the wheat berry. Akron Roller Mills have adopted this system and expect their flour to reach consumers at no higher cost, boosting local business.
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Akron
Appalchian Forest Reserve Bill in Senate Sets Stage
Washington Letter notes that the Appalachian Forest Reserve bill carries 10 000 900 dollars and awaits House action next session. It discusses immigration bill prospects, Dewey's Manila testimony, the DC Supreme Court decision on Filipino citizenship, and new treaty moves with Cuba and Colombia regarding the Panama Canal.
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
House
House Committee On Agriculture
Senate Committee On Immigration
Admiral Dewey
Philippines Committee
Manila
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Philippine Islands
Antonio M.opisso
The
United
White House
Colombia
State Department
United States
Roosevelt
Bcintiny
Obituary for Alice Rhoades 1852 1902
Alice Rhoades born March 4 1852 died June 24 1902 age 40 years 3 months 20 days. She married Henry Correll at nineteen and had one daughter Cora Gall. After Correll died she married Joseph Swihart in 1886 and had four children. She leaves a husband five children two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Gospel Hill Thursday June 26 with Emma Martindale officiating. Interment at cemetery.
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Alice Rhoades
Henry Correll
Cora Gall
Correll
Joseph Swihart
Bunt
Gospel Hill
Emma Martindale
Dickey
Threshers Move to Raise Grain Threshing Prices
Farmers in the region face likely higher threshing costs as a newly organized threshing association proposes raising wheat threshing to five and one half cents per bushel and oats to seven, amid claims of prior losses from stiff competition and many machines. Some farmers oppose the planned price increase.
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Prett
Indiana
Michigan
Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promotes Cure All
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as great medicine by Chas Rager urging morning use for mood and health, framing it as a remedy for regrets and a fresh start.
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Chas Rager
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J.C. Hay
G. W. Hawley
Cali
Leonard & Bowen
Prop
Co. BE. Wiltrout
Fine Tailoring
Winona Lake
E. B. Flavien, M. D
Optician
Central Drug Store
Askain Steat
Hoe Cavender
CR &Stept
Adam Stout & CO
Silver Lake, Ind
F.M. Downing
Claypool
Ind
Arkeview Lode
Knights of Pythias
Munaste Welicome
Francis Raser
Aourisah
Roof Ro& S
Winited Brethren Chereh
Young Peantie
Christian Cnion
Q.cline
Utreran
U. P
H. L. Greesawalt
U.S
Foreign
Hoto
Casnowetica Ees
Washington, D.C
Wilkes, Nut
Frank Brown
Stockman
Slick
Our
Washington
Capitol
Hill
Senor Quesada
Cuba
Ers
Lord
Jesus
God
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