New Salem Visit Opens The Rutledge Tavern Scene
In a Vermont to New Salem journey, Samson and his companion arrive at Rutledge's Tavern. They meet Dr. John Alden and a tall, somber shepherd like youth, talk of claiming land, and are welcomed by Mrs Rutledge and the hospitality of the village as they pause in the prairie settlement.
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Samson
Ramson
Indiana
Illiois
New Salem
Ilpois
Rangumon
Rutledge's Tavern
Philemon Baker
Samaon
John Alle
Vermont
Canaan
America
Bamma
Sam
Anne
Mrs Rutledge
Sarah
Hunniel
Ike
Douglas Jerrold
Australia
Dr. Allen
Lodge
Dinner at the prairie inn and first view of Lincoln region
The travelers dine on prairie chick ens and venison with wild grape jelly and creamed potatoes as landlady joins them. They admire rolling woods and the growing village near Salem while Doctor Allen explains the land and locals from Kentucky and two Yankee families. A circuit rider and Reverend Nuckles are heard in the area as New Malem grows.
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Sarah
Samson
Salem
Stephen Nuckles
Mtate
New Malem
Abe Lincoln at Offut’s General Store in Rutledge Era
Revelers sleep after a two day ride with the Doctor. Sameon buys Isaac Gollaber’s claim near the village edge and plans a home on the prairie. De Allen guides the group to Denton Offut’s store where Abe Lincoln rests on the counter reading a book. The store offers tea, coffee, sugar, cloth, hardware, and medicines. Lincoln wears a blue denim shirt and linsey trousers.
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Sameon
Isaac Gollaber
Aaste
Allen
Mr. Offut
Abe Lincoln
Denton Offut
Rutledge
Abe
Man's Home His Castle Maybe A Victim Of Rents
A column argues that traditional private property rights erode as laws and rent controls limit landlord income. It cites 14 Points era shifts, court upholds, and cites Los Angeles and Denver rent commissions as signs of changing Americanism and property liberty. It warns that property rights erode after decades of policy changes.
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Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
Far West
Los Angeles
Denver
Social revolution and property in transition
The excerpt argues that law and justice shift property’s primacy toward human needs. Twenty years ago material things ruled, now they bow to creators. It asserts a gradual, peaceful path toward the social goal Lenin sought by force, a change in ideas about relations among people.
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Lenin
Lincoln County Hunters Receive Moose Licenses
Seventeen moose licenses issued by the state game department include Lincoln county residents Countess E Ziscka Jackson Chas Wort Jackson J P Nelson Grov ant and R P Porter Jackson among the fifty total. The majority went to residents of the east and outside states. The first license was issued to Judge Percy W Metz Basin and the second to Governor Robert D Carey's wife.
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Lincoln County
State Game Department
E. Ziscka
Jackson
Chas Wort
J. P. Nelson
Grovant
R. P. Porter
Percy W. Metz
Basin
Robert D. Carey
Get Her Good Health Out of Bottle
Mrs. Edward Raifsnider of Wabash Indiana credits Chamberlain’s Tablets with her good health after suffering distress after meals and constipation. She says the tablets fully cured her condition and restored health.
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Edward Raifsnider
Wabash Ind
Chamberlain
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Kelly
Wyo
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Harry Wagoner
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the Frontier Supply CO
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