Prohibition Debate Letters Stir Perry County Community
A lengthy local exchange argues for and against prohibition with editorials and letters in Perry County Times. It defends civil liberty, references Spencer county dry vote, and notes Troy township’s wet stance with factories and jobs. The piece defends journalistic openness and criticizes anonymous letters while urging fair discussion of temperance policy.
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Nowerman
Spencer County
Times
The
Tom Marshall
Perry County
Lberty
Warrison Township
Local residents and visitors fill area towns this week
Ed Berger returns to Arkansaw and a parade of names from Ivanston, Ivansville, Evansville and nearby towns appears in town for visits, shopping, or business. George Lindemann moved into a newly bought house. Miss Clara Schnell and Mrs. Wrenipp travel between Evansville and local homes. A civil service exam in Adyeville aims to appoint a Main postmaster. Lincoln bust exhibit planned in Lincoln City.
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Dixon Pennington
Dauar
George Lindemann
John Froelich
Prohibition Debate Cites Dry Towns Versus Wet Towns
A reader letter argues that prohibition in Perry county dry townships has not prevented crime and contrasts it with wet towns. The writer asserts dry towns show more murders and questions the moral claim of prohibition while claiming wet towns have better churches schools streets homes and public improvements.
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Pines
Samarsal
Pan
Times
Bition Clark
Perry County
Troy
Joan DB. Bacon
Marriage Licenses Granted for Peter Tinney and Carrie Mueller
Peter Tinney of Troy and Carrie Mueller of Troy receive marriage licenses. Marshall Simpson and May Zelle Williams, both of Hancoel County New York, also obtain licenses.
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Peter Tinney
Carrie Mueller
Troy
Marshall . Simpson
May Zelle Williams
Hancoel County
Towels Show His Trail In Odd Lodging Case
Observant residents report a bachelor traveler uses towels from hotels and never returns them. A note suggests he may steal an evening suit if he stays at a hotel planning rental.
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Tao Mine Phe
RUN WITHOUT CONDUCTOR Trolley Service Operates Free in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia trolley system operates without conductor crews at the Learete line navy yard. Officials use the car for officers and their friends, passengers ride free, and transfers or tickets are not issued. The service, claimed by the system as for convenience, is noted by the New York Tribune.
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Philadelphia
Learete Isline Navy Yard
Anele Sam
New York Tribune
Fragmentary Note on Acyvantheian Marriad
A cryptic fragment mentions Acyvantheian marriad and a friend, with unclear actions about breaking pews and a throne. The text shows damaged phrasing and lacks coherent events or identities to establish a clear news item.
Man Sells Farm Without Real Estate Agent
In Cass County Minnesota a farmer named He St. Joh sold his farm at his own price without a commission or agent aid. He says he received many offers and learned of a booklet from Leerhas at Rochester that helps sellers find buyers directly.
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Cass Co
Minnesota
St. Joh
Thwaites
Bac SR Ua
Bringether
Crumtcy
Sippi
Wisconsin
Tsohbuy
Lesnard
Hess Properties
Popa
Poetina
Tate
Leonret Darbyshire
Camcerm
Cbad
Time Schedule Steamer Gazelle
The Cloverport and Evansville Coast packet Clazelle sails on a weekly timetable with morning departures on Monday Wednesday and Friday and evening departures on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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Gazelle
Cloverport and
Evansville
Unclear fragmentary notice with names and place
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names such as Sobbon Gibsass Troy and incomplete phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome can be determined from this readable portion.
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Felaprusele
Troy Township
Friends of Civil Liberty
Cannelton
Tell City
Wet Tell City
Perry
Ed Berger
Arkansaw
John Bayer
Ivanston
Loni Fapple
Sluffman
Joe Schwartz
Tieriman Baertich
Ivansvile
Martin Schwartz
Eberhard & Schnell
Susie Miller
Paida
John T. Dike
Lamar Creamery
City
Bergenroth Bros
Owensboro
Clara Schnell
Teo. Ballis
Brandenburg, Ky
Ted Paulin
Louisville
Walter Schnell
Clara Sehnell
Andrew Wrenipp
Jasper
H.W Weller
Pulda
T. Wouttedd
August Deueschel
Ferdinand Lindauer
Doe Holtzman
Ealdia
John Harth
Pell City
Mrs
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Marta Hill
Moi‘idlay
Tony Schmeider
Owen Smith
Prospero
Eberhardd& Schnell
Guillege
Ivy Tall Nest
John H Moertsch
Mas. J. Wohlleb
Robs Bride
Owell
George Schwartz
Martin Schwarte
Tonis Watler
Mt. Vernon
J. Dixon
Birdseye
J. W. Jeffers
Adgeville
Mary Kaiser
Jno. Schnell
Schnell
Adyeville
Main
Siberia
Janes Masterson
Thos, Wills
Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
Ted City Journal
Meyenberg
Lincoln
Lincoln City
W.I Huthsteiner
Old National Bank of
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Ruesser
CC. Beyer
South Bend
Indiana Childrens? Home Society
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Cardai
Ralis Schertzer
Pell Ciny
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Bow
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Kess Steel Tordtis
Uieguinor
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T. Z. Gaesser
Ivy
Joan Meehan
Tomers
Flurvalit
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John Pricehan
Troy, Ind
Peter Backer & Son
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Riverside
Indiana
Kentucky
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Eichting
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de Loven
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