County social notices from BG Springs
Mrs T J Mann attended the County Sunday School Convention. Mrs Jewett of Washington State visits her cousin Granda Mann for the first time in over 50 years. Mrs Lucy Phillips and children spent last week with Mr and Mrs Neese. Mrs Thomas Pogue is on the sick list. Warren Watson and wife attended the Southern Wabash Illinois Christian Conference at Lamotte church. George Pitser and wife from Terre Haute visited relatives here. Kern Medsker and family spent Sunday at John Harrison's. C E Medsker and wife spent Sunday with C W Eno and wife. J B Durham and wife were in Sullivan Saturday. Warren Watson and wife left Monday for the St Louis fair.
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T. J. Mann
Jewett
Washington State
Granda Mann
Lucy Phillips
Neese
Warren Watson
Lamotte
George Pitser
Terre Haute
Kern Medsker
John Harrison
S. C
J. B. Durham
Sullivan
St. Louis Fair
Cass Township
Sullivan County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Dugger
Bert Harrison
Wanted Housekeeper for Widow in Sullivan Indiana
Public notice seeks a housekeeper for a widow in Sullivan Indiana. Applicants should mail details to P O Box 233 Sullivan IN.
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P. O. Box
Sullivan, Ind
Benson Chapel Social and Church Strolls
Mr and Mrs Dave Dix attended Concord church Wednesday night. Mrs Shepherd of Jackson Hill visits daughter Mrs Hayden. Jess Dix and Ida Breedlove joined Sunday School Convention at Sullivan Wednesday. William Taylor and son Lem drove to Shelburn Friday. The Osburns’ daughter is reported better. Mrs Minerva Tipton of Palmers Prairie attended Concord Sunday night. Miss Anna Crynes of Jackson Hill visits Edna Hughes. John Taylor and family and Mrs Davis of Shelburn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Taylor. Tom Lane of Prairieton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hughes. Murray Shields and wife attended Concord Sunday night. Mrs Earl McCracklin visited Mrs Kate Shields Friday. Mrs Tarr moved to farm west of Fairbanks. Miss Maud Trueblood of Farmersburg attended Concord Sunday night.
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Dave Dix
Concord
Shepherd
Jackson Hill
Hayden
Jess Dix
Ida Breedlove
Sullivan
William Taylor
Lem
Shelburn
Wash Osburn
Minerva Tipton
Palmer’s Prairie
Anna Crynes
Edna Hughes
John Taylor
Davis
Taylor
Tom Lane
Prairieton
Hughes
Murray Shields
Earl McCracklin
Kate Shields
Tarr
For Sale 4x5 Alta B plate camera
Advertises a nearly new 4x5 Alta B plate camera for sale at a low price. Inquiries directed to Muehlers Drug Store.
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Muehlers Drug Store
Local social notes from Glendora area and surrounding towns
Cass county residents visit relatives Sunday. A baby girl born to Bruce Leaney and his wife on October 23. Neighbors and families from Salem Shelburn and Sullivan attend church and visit in nearby towns. Travel and schooling moves noted, including Ora Steele to Decatur and Mrs. Florence Hutchison’s group visiting Linton. Clerks and engineers return home for family events and weddings.
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Bruce Leaney
Maggie Critchfield
Salem
Sam Wolfe
Shelburn
Joe Raines
Geo. Ringer
Allen Raines
Madge
Mark Daugherty
Gilmour
Clara Hale
Jeff Alumbaugh
Cloverleaf
Bryan Attacks Parker Candidacy and Wall Street Control
A historical critique traces William Jennings Bryan’s warnings about the Parker bid and corporate influence within the Democratic Party. It recounts Bryan’s Commoner essays and speeches from March to October 1904 arguing that alliance with Wall Street would betray Democratic principles and invite defeat.
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Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Wall Street
Cooper Union
Judge Parker
Democratic Party
August Belmont
Mr. Bryan
Belmont
Parker
Mr. Belmont
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
the Commoner
Boston Herald
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels and farm stock
100 choice Barred Plymouth Rock cockerals priced at one dollar each. Also a good milch cow and a good work horse. John W. Shephard, F D No. 2 Sullivan Indiana. Or call at farm 24 miles north of Merom Indiana.
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John W. Shephard
F. D. No
Sullivan
Ind
Merom
Indiana real estate transfers rise 1896 to 1903
From 1896 to 1903 voluntary transfers of real estate in Indiana grew from 74 654 to 103 809, with value rising from 72 133 637 to 133 061 415. Average property value climbed from 965 to 1 281, while sheriffs deeds fell from 1 712 to 820 and hammer sales dropped from 1 673 330 to 709 651. Figures come from the 1904 state statistician report. A political slogan links a Democratic vote to revisiting 1893 to 1896.
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Indiana
Republican Vision and National Unity Endorsement
Senator Beveridge argues the Republican platform offers clear, uniform nationwide policies contrasted with opposing vague proposals. He cites prosperity, power, and rising influence as proof of GOP wisdom and righteousness, urging voters to judge the party by its record.
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Republic
West Virginia
Texas
New York
Nebraska
Albert J. Beveridge
Fairbanks Returns Strong Amid Campaign Strain
The piece notes Senator Fairbanks's healthy condition after a Pacific coast tour that rivals Roosevelt's 1904 effort, signaling endurance for the remaining weeks of campaigning and a boost to Republican strength. It also includes a wartime vignette titled A Living Target by M. Quad detailing a recruit urged to kill a Confederate while wavering over murder.
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Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
Lafayette Call
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Della Cochran
Ora Steele
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Bloomfield
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Chicago
Collier's Weekly
Milwaukee Ave
Logansport Journal
T. C. MecClure
Hie
Sid
Mia Boy
Young Felter
Sam
M. Quad
Josh Beasley
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Vincennes, Ind
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