South Bend scandal and political notes from the Wakarusa Sun
The Wakarusa Sun reports on a South Bend scandal involving a female Bible agent and a rich widower. It discusses Ohio election results, party tensions, and comments on religious interference in politics. It also notes local fauna rumors about wolves in Harris Township and praises the Sun's editor for publishing others’ work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ohio
Allen
Wakarusa Sun
Jackass
Bee
A Good Year for Hops in Clinton New York
In Clinton and Oneida counties a large hop harvest yields high output and quality. Prices fall as Europe camps its crop, with farmers selling hops and potato crops varying in price. The area includes Hamilton College with Prof. Avery, famed for his chemistry lectures and a long habit of climbing College Hill.
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Clinton
N. Y
Madison
Oneida
New York
Gotham
Empire State
Hamilton College
C. Avery
Old
Hamilton
College Hill
N. Y. Sun
Community Service Promise Readers Help State
A fragment expresses willingness to assist the community and testify for the State, offering free support in any theft case or literary critique, underscoring readiness to contribute at any time. The tone suggests civic duty and public service.
Wakarusa Barber's Chat Echem Shows Early Biblical Figures
Fragmentary local dialect narrative lists biblical names such as Adam Eve Cain Abel Noah Jonah Solomon and Joseph in rough humorous form. It describes events and peculiar scenes with playful mispronunciations and rural dialect. The piece reads as a bedside lore style pastiche rather than a coherent article.
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Adam
Eve
von Tay
Cain
Yonah
Solomon
Sam
Lazarus
Yoseph
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The
Wakarusa, Ind
Owen St. Crane
Berlin
Jefferson County
Hla
Des Moines
Goddess of
Liberty
Harris Township
St. Joseph County
Alvord
Elkhart Street
Wiman Fisher
Cray & Wire
J.L. Wolf & Steiner
Proprietors of the
Elkhart, Ind
Elkhart County
Isaac Bucklin
N. E. Cor
Main & Jackson Sts
Elkhart
INS
Indiana
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