Don't Holler Unless You're Hurt
A publisher defends reporting on alleged immoral acts after a subscriber demanded his name be removed. The paper states no individual was named in the earlier piece but notes suspicions about a well known young man. The Record pledges to continue reporting and to protect moral welfare despite pressure. In Kosciusko county, attorneys for John Pittenger Jr. seek a new trial after a $1650 breach of promise verdict for Bertha Crall.
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Kosciusko Republican
Indiana Towns Dwindling as Rail Boom Fades
A reader recounts Indiana towns once thriving near rail lines that faded into obscurity. Cities like Centerton Waverly Strawtown Monrovia Madison New Albany Andrews Lagro Roanoke and Monoquet are described as former boom towns whose populations and fortunes declined after rail developments moved or failed.
Patronize Merchants Advertised in the Record
A brief exhortation urges readers to support local merchants who advertise in the Record, describing them as thoroughly reliable and worthy of patronage.
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Widow Jones
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