Democrats Plan National Convention in St Louis in July
A 1904 Indiana Democratic preview notes the national committee choosing St Louis for the convention on July 6 and recalls earlier Cleveland and Tilden nominations. It criticizes Perry S Heath for promoting Hanns, cites Indiana GOP rivalries with Roosevelt and Fairbanks,uki calls for precinct meetings to elect committee members and urges strong local leadership for a strong 1904 campaign. Bryan’s Indianapolis speech is cited on trusts as a national issue.
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National Committee
St. Louis
Samuel J. Tilden
Cleveland
Ogden
Koeciuske County
Trusting benevolence of a few voters words
A quoted remark praising cautious governance and urging voters to protect national welfare. The succinct line notes that restraint from a few can guard the country, calling on every citizen to remember this truth and act with concern for the public good.
Farmers Institute Holds Three Day Court Room Session
A three day Farmers Institute session convened in the court room featuring W Burris Mrs Virginia Meredith J F Plumber and Hon J W Parks as foreign speakers. Evening talks covered world agriculture home life civic duties and the role of education for housekeepers with emphasis on family training and state stability.
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Institute
Burris
Homemaking Guide Highlights Female Education in Household Skills
The speech emphasizes home hygiene, health preservation, and the proper use of money as crucial parts of homemaking education. It argues mothers vary in teaching daughters and stresses the farmer community would benefit if both farmers and wives heard the address in Kosciusko County.
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Kosciusko County
Corner Grocery sale notes and horticultural society formed
The article recalls a January 23 farmers Institute sale at Corner Grocery with prices on fruit, baking goods, and groceries from W. P. Banks. It also reports the organization of Koaeiusko County Horticultural Society with W. D. Alleman as president and a February 13 meeting set, plus local notices on market sales, deliveries, and community events including a 50th wedding anniversary for Dr. J. W. Love and his wife from January 16, 1904.
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G. W. Elliot
R. V. Brady
O.P. Smith
A. J. Logan
H. C. Goshert
W. H L. Zimmer
Mra. W. W. Magee
Japan
Malta
Atewan
Menonite Publishing Company
James A. Bell
W. H. Kingery & Co
Isaiah J. Morris
Morris
W. H., Kingery & Co
William T. Posey
Liberal clubbing offer for Tribune Farmer and Union
Arrangements made to club the New York Tribune Farmer with The Warsaw Union. Tribune Farmer priced at 1.00 per year and The Union at 1.50 per year. Bundled price for both papers is 1.75 annually in advance. Offer good for old or new subscribers. Send 1.75 to The Warsaw Union.
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New York
Monroe Township Democrats to Elect Chairman at Miller’s School
Democrats of Monroe Township are called to meet at Miller’s School House on Friday evening January 22 to elect a township chairman to serve for two years. The gathering aims to organize local leadership and set the party course for the coming term.
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Monroe Township
Miller’s
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