Progressive Republican Call to Carry On Reform Under Roosevelt
From Ft Wayne Daily News November 16, the piece argues reform must continue under Roosevelt, urging hard problems like trust, tariff, currency, and labor reforms. It extols free competition but warns against unregulated excess, calling for a square deal and a preserved, progressive competitive system with patience and courage.
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Ft. Wayne
Theodore Roosevelt
John, the Baptist
Republican Party
Democratic Party
James Ezra Osburn Dies at Age 14 in 1908
Obituary for James Ezra Osburn son of James T. and Nancy Jane Osburn who died November 14 1908 aged 14 years 4 months and 16 days after long illness. Funeral at Drake Baptist Church with Rev Mc Naughton Badger Fuson Hinman pastors. Schoolmates and pallbearers featured. services and procession described. Survived by father mother two sisters Mattie and Mary four brothers William Allen Manford Garret. two sisters Bertha and Lillie and brother Claudie preceded him in death. Burial details and family thanks noted. reference to hopeful line in song Land of the true Isle of Somewhere.
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James Ezra Osburn
James T
Nancy Jane Osburn
Colorado
Drake Baptist Church
McNaughton
Badger
Fuson
Hinman
Percy Lester
Luther Whitlock
Loren Thomas
Emerson Thomson
Joan Badger
Arnold Pierce
J. D. Johnson
Wm. Lester
Jimmie
Mattie
Mary
William
Allen
Manford
Garret
Bertha
Lillie
Claudie
Corn husking near end and local moves noted
Mt. Calvary reports corn husking nearly over and lists residents moving to Sullivan and Greene county. An area visitor Janes Springer from New Lebanon was present last week while Samuel Birch remains ill. A new rock road by Calvary church and the reader school house was finished earlier. Several local families including D Graham and wife visited Dugger last Sunday. Sullivan attendance on Saturday included George Wilson and others.
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MT. Calvary
Hiram Alsop
Sullivan
Roscoe Duke
Greene County
Janes Springer
New Lebanon
Samuel Birch
Clarence Spencer
Wm. Hale
Jefferson Township
New Rock Road
Calpary Church
George Wilson
Ed. Shake
Jack Spencer
Owen Bond
John Hurrow
J. C. Alsop
Emory Brodie
Dave Graham
Abram Sloop
L. V. Creager
Thanksgiving Turkeys Spark Rival Dakota Town War
Two Dakota towns vie for a Thanksgiving meal after rail road camps rush to settle the James River valley. Watertown wins a turkey shoot by a clever marksman, while Ashton loses when a rival bribed the hotel cook to deliver a private feast. The public dinner ends with Ashton triumphing in a dramatic hotel banquet.
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Great North
Pacific Coast
Alleghenies
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Puget Sound
New England
Turkey
James River Valley
Huron
Aberdeen
United States
Great Jim
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Redfield
Ashton
Dodge
Car
Great West
Possily
Thanksgiving as daily duty and joy in Christian life
The article urges frequent thankfulness beyond annual observances, using the parable of the ten lepers and nature’s beauty to illustrate gratitude. It links thanksgiving to inner cheer, spiritual renewal, and the peace of Christ, citing St. Paul on contentment amid adversity.
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Jesus
St.Paul
Christ
The People's Thanksgiving Reflections on Freedom
The passage extols gratitude for liberty and the duty of those freer to aid others worldwide. It frames Thanksgiving as a moment to recall the responsibilities freedom brings and to acknowledge those less fortunate seeking sunlight and morning of freedom.
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P. White Publishers
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Jonn Greencear
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