Old Vet Lashes Out At Pension Bureau In Letter
Angry veteran from an Indiana town vents at pension officials over endless medical exams and delays. He mocks doctors, recalls antebellum battles, and rails against costs while asserting his right to full pay. He signs Swickard amid a list of song titles and performers.
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Washington
Iingis
Tye
Dokters
Aokters
Dokter General
Artium
New Jerusalem
Antitum
Warner
United States
Recital by Miss Berha J Lyle Pupils at Presbyterian Church Shane
The pupils of Miss Berha J Lyle present a recital at the Presbyterian Church in Shane Jefferson County this Thursday at 8 PM. The program includes Flowers of Memory by Margaret Parks Plantation Airs Medley Nellie Ingram The Lonely Snow-Drop vocal duet Dove Wilson Lone Lyle Euebird Waltz Dorothea Swickard Daisy March Mary Ekey Instrumental Duet Julia Esther Reed Love Dearer Than Life Reading Pearl McClelland Le Regret Ethel Barnhouse Pleasant Chimes Ema Peterson Silver Band March and more pieces by Ama
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Berha J. Lyle
Shane
Jefferson County
Margaret Parks
Nellie Ingram
Dove Wilson
Lone Lyle
Dorothea Swickard
Daisy March
Mary Ekey
Julia
Esther Reed
Pearl McClelland
Ethel Barnhouse
Ema Peterson
Ama
Personal notices from local residents travel and visits
J C Ault is in Columbus on business J D Owens returns from Cameron West Virginia Arthur Watson visits Cadiz calling on friends Dr H B Kent Cadiz visits in the city Miles De Silvey and wife from Conway Pennsylvania visit Mrs H L Brown and daughter of Allegheny visit relatives Twir girl babies born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Glick Esther McElroy's daughter convalesces after fever Mr and Mrs Samuel Gardner and daughter spend two weeks at Cedar Point Cora Nicholson returns from Zoar outing G W Eliott of Western and Southern Life Insurance Wheeling on business Myrtle Alison of East Liverpool visiting friends for a few days Margaret Nesbitt returns from Toledo Michigan and Canada Master Joseph Maxwell of Dennison visits Joseph Jones 705 Market St W H Creswell of Mt Gilead returns home after visiting W W R Hervey and relatives Miss Mary A Wood of Pittsburgh returns from visit with Steubenville friends William Orr leaves for Cleveland and other points for two weeks vacation Miss White returns to Sulzbachers after vacation in Chester West Virginia Rev Frederick Evans returns home from east summer vacation Mrs James Jackson and Mrs A Gray visit relatives in East Liverpool
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J. C. Ault
Columbus
J. D. Owens
Cameron
W. Va
Arthur Watson
Cadiz
H. 8. Kent
Miles de Silvey
Conway
H. L. Brown
Allegheny
Jacob Glick
Wednnesday
Chas. V. Foster
New York
Esther
SS McElroy
Samuel Gardner
Cedar Point
Cora Nicholson
Zoar
G. W. Eliott
Western & Southern Life Insurance Agency
Wheeling
Myrtle Alison
East Liverpool
Margaret Nesbitt
Toledo
Michigan
Canada
Joseph Maxwell
Dennison
Joseph Jones
Market Street
W. H. Creswell
Mt. Gilead
W.W. R. Hervey
James Farrington
North Fourth Street
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
M. Vanmeter
North Third Street
Muncie
Ind
Sara Greeg Dougherty
Cape May
T. H. Hanna
Middletown
James Lille
Yimer
British Columbia
G .A. Hout
Pleasant Heights
Robert McGowan
Fergus Falls
Minn
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
W. R. Allison
Logan Street
T. O. Johnsor
Newark
Twin Cities
Ruby Humphreys
Julia Tenny
Mayme Lashley
Pittsburg
Ada Mae Orr
W. E. Orr
Ferdinand Duff de Harten
Harrison Avenue
Orr
Steubenville
Social notes from the Atlantic City and nearby towns
A roundup of local visitors and departures with Mr. and Mrs. Farrington at the Chalfonte in Atlantic City, Mrs. Dougherty's Cape May trip, a Middletown reunion trip by Dr. and Mrs. Hanna, and other social movements. Also reported are engagements, weddings in Allegheny, Ada Mae Orr and Ferdinand De Harten, and a secret marriage of W. E. Stansbury to Mary Mae Coldwell near Mt Zion, followed by a celebratory serenade.
What He Would Do If He Had Money
A Chicago Record-Herald item riffs on wealth, noting Ebenezer Swain would share with the distressed and aid orphans if able, contrasting with John D. Rockefeller wealth. The piece leads to political chatter about Taft, Roosevelt, and party dynamics while detailing recent campaign and economic notes.
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John D
Ebenezer Swain
Oregon
Maine
Ebenezer
Jenn D
Chicago Record-Herald
Real Cowboys Of The Plains In Pawnee Bill Show
The article argues that real cowboys are plain hard working citizens, not the looting characters of popular fiction. It notes Roosevelt’s high regard and Pawnee Bill presenting three score authentic range riders comparing them to imaginations of border tale writers at Steubenville on September 1, 1506.
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Far West
Plains
Bill Histrocia
Parynee Ei
America
Catte
Roosevelt
Steubenville
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