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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1874
Page
4
The Wakarusa Sun recounts Mr. Chubb's sorrow after his wife Mrs. Chubb's death with neighbors offering sympathy while he quips about his late spouse's “unaffected piety” and ham-roasting prowess. The column also shares rural quips about sawmills, temperance humor, and currency news asides.
Eleven counties in Illinois have chosen women as their county or city school superintendents. The move highlights rising female leadership in local education.
Local merchants promise top market prices for butter and eggs and all farm products. They advertise cash or goods for sales and claim to offer cheaper rates than any other shop while stocking ladies gaiters and mens shoes.
John Wire of Wakarusa issues a public notice dated July 2 1874 inviting the community to visit C Eyer's old stand and see the terms ready to pay. The message emphasizes family attendance and ready payment terms.
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