Versailles Dispatch Editorial Policy and Pricing
The Versailles Dispatch outlines editorial independence with a single editor responsible only to truth. It declares subscription price at one dollar and emphasizes serving the interests and welfare of its readers without city influence.
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Life of Thomas Jefferson Publicized Amid Political Debate
A scanned passage extols a new three volume biography of Thomas Jefferson with illustrations and letters. It praises Randall’s work as authentic and comprehensive, drawing on Jefferson family papers and private correspondence, while noting mixed press opinions.
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Devilish escapade on a mountain road with Sicily and Clapshaw
A rambling tale follows a character recounting feuds with Sicily and her hoss Clapshaw, a mischievous chain of pranks, doctored saddles, and a wild chase across a Tennessee mountain. A mysterious Fatty the doctor and a spectral devil figure are woven into vivid frontier humor and danger.
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Sicily
Fatty
Doctor Gut Fatty
Clapshaw
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Polk County
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Jackson County
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Ready-made clothing offered at Yater and Shultz’s
Yater and Shultz’s advertise goods of all kinds with ready-made clothing kept in abundant stock at all times and offered at low prices.
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Yater & Shultz's
New stock at Yater and Shultz store attracts attention
Osgoop notes a fresh and beautiful stock just arrived at the Yater and Shultz shop. Readers are invited to call and view the new goods.
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Yater & Shultz
County Fair Premiums List to Be Published Next Issue
The county fair premium awards will be listed in the next issue of the newspaper. Officials remind exhibitors to check the forthcoming publication for prize details and payout amounts.
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New Fall and Winter Goods at Luther Shook’s
Luther Shook’s announces a complete assortment of fall and winter goods just received. Shop early to explore an extensive variety of new items and styles.
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Tac election set for next Tuesday
A Tac election is scheduled to take place next Tuesday with voters deciding on local issues and candidates. Officials urge participation and provide polling locations and hours.
Early County Pioneer recollections from Langhery 1815 Memories
A reader offers reminiscences of Brown and Ripley counties in Indiana in 1815. He recalls early settlers including Samuel Kennett, Wm. Ross, Rev. Robert Ray, and others. notes on first mill, tavern courts, and early careers. He describes frontier life, lack of rail, river travel, and a rail advocate governor.
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James T. Brown
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