Indiana quail crop near wipeout by cold and grain scheme
The article reports a harsh cold spell in Indiana killing thousands of quail despite a Fish and Game plan by Earle to scatter grain for survivors. It also notes President Roosevelt's New York Republican Club speech urging racial justice and sympathy. It covers Jay Cooke's death and Governor Hanly signing the Moore temperance bill. General Lew Wallace dies in Crawfordsville after long decline.
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Fish and Game
Earle
Roosevelt
Republican Club of
New York
Hanly
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Wallace
Ben Huy
India
Fair God
General Wallace
Brookville
Ind
Indianapolis
Susan Arnold Elston
Lincoln
New Mexico
Turkey
Smallpox scare leads to school closure and social visits
Price Thomson and daughter trip to Sullivan while Thomson school closes Friday due to small pox scare. Several from Thomson area vaccinated. meetings at Fairbanks M E church closed for smallpox concerns. Community activity includes sleigh rides, visits, and Holiness meetings with growing interest.
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Price Thomson
Sullivan
Thomson
Lafayette Thomas
Steve Anderson
Jon’t Dilley
Thomson School
J. K. Thomas
Lafayette Thomson
Ed Carruthers
Emory Pogue
Daisy Shields
William Curtis
Emory Johnson
Guy Dickerson
James Scott’s
Eugene Ransford
Audie Carruthers
M. E
Fairbanks
Merom Community Notices and Events
Esmeralda will be played at Palestine Illinois Friday evening. Merom residents attended meetings in Graysville. David Watson visited Sullivan Saturday. Mrs Sutton celebrated birthday with sixteen Sunday school members. Tom Carrithers was in the city on business. Grandmother Minter is poorly. J H Breimeman from Trimble attended institute. Grace Lester visited Sullivan. Clara Carrithers returned from Robinson for aunt funeral. Pearl Wright visited Palestine. Frankie Keys guest of Gertrude Plunkett and church in Trimble. Mae Mills returned from Dugger. Prof Atkinson preached Sunday. Next Sunday evening preaching at M E church. Rev C B Hershey returned from Illinois. Dr Hoskinson of Trimble died.
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Palestine
Ill
Graysville
David Watson
Sutton
Tom Carrithers
Grandmother Minter
J. H. Breimeman
Trimble
Grace Lester
Sullivan
Clara Carrithers
Robinson
Pearl Wright
Illinois
Frankie Keys
Gertrude Plunkett
Mae Mills
Dugger
Prof. Atkinson
M. E
C. B. Hershey
Paxton Briefs Report Local Moves and Losses
Will Arnett transacted business in Carlisle last Saturday. J. T. Nash was out of school a few days due to sickness. Uncle Ben Shake was buried at Snyder cemetery Monday. Mr. Riggins visited Pleasantville Sunday as a guest. Grandma Lamb died Monday afternoon at 4 39 p m after illness. Teachers of this township met in their last institute at Carlisle Saturday. A sister of L H Shake was his guest Monday. Tom Wolfe moved into the property of his mother Arma Nash who has paralysis and died Tuesday morning.
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Ben Shake
Snyder Cemetery
Mr. Riggins
Pleasantville
Grandma Lamb
Carlisle
L. H. Shake
Tom Wolfe
Arma Nash
Miners and residents noted in Scott City area
Scott City reports Jno Banks moved into Jas Ander son's property last Friday. A dust explosion at the mine Friday noon left Major Daugherty with a broken leg. Ephriam Downes of Star City visits John Lew's family. Emory Pogue and Daisy Shields of Fairbanks sleigh rode Wednesday night and called in Scott City. Other local movements and visits include Chas Cutsinger moving in, Chancey Frakes family passing through, and Mrs Ward Jewell ill.
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Jno
Laura Hamilton
Willis Drake
Hayden
Chas. Cutsinger
Dr Crowley’s Five Decades of Cure in Gall Stone Cases
Dr Crowley has not failed in a single case in forty six years and has treated some extremely bad ones, claiming a perfect long record in gall stone and bilious colic cures.
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Crowley
Wanted Girl for Kitchen and Dining Room
Classified notice from Mrs A JONES of City seeks a girl for kitchen and dining room duties. Contact Mrs A Jones at 2911.
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A. Jones
Indiana General Assembly Quiet Yet Busy Committees Rule
Indianapolis February reports a placid session with committees handling more work than chambers. The Newhouse railroad bill passes senate 38 to 0. anti combine and pure election measures move forward. Governor Hanly remains at work despite poor health as bills loom and adjournment nears.
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General Assembly
Senate
House
Hanly
Miller
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