Measure Passes the Senate Amid Bitter Backroom Debate
The measure advanced in a late session by an 88 to 1028 party line vote amid dramatic scenes in the Senate galleries. Notable figures including Reed and Dingrey observed as lawmakers debated amendments before final passage. An official tally showed 85 Republicans in support and 2 Democrats among the affirmative, with several Republicans voting no.
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Heat Stroke First Aid Rules From Old Time Health Notes
A fragmented health note outlines heat stroke symptoms such as red eyes and hot skin and recommends cooling methods. It advises applying ice to the head and spine and using cloths or bags, with a cloth pad along the back to protect the spine. It emphasizes protecting the head and wearing woolen coverings next to the skin.
Directory listing of officials and schools in the region
A fragmented directory entry lists names of officials including sheriffs, auditors, treasurers, assessors, and superintendents, along with references to public schools and districts. Names span multiple towns and counties, with scattered mentions of places such as Madison, Van Buren, Washington, and Elmore.
Mysterious Marriage Report Stirs Boston Area Interest
Fragmentary text reports a marriage claim of Charley Golbert with unclear details. The item mentions Boston and a Herald note dated April 26, with a disjointed reference to missing persons and a failed search, offering little verifiable context.
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Miss Lucy Moat Faces Ten Dollar Fine
An unsigned and garbled notice mentions Miss Lucy Moat and an attorney seeking a ten dollar fine. The text is incomplete but indicates a legal action or penalty linked to a Monday deadline.
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Tiaskoé Dinne
Lucy Moat
Montgomery’s Fourth Celebrated With Large Attendance
Montgomery observed the Fourth with a large crowd despite heat. Arnold J. Paligett read the Declaration of Independence. Eph Inman of Washington gave an excellent address in support of the 10 O. F. order. Mrs McWhirter spoke on interny sakes and Shyalo lectured to a big audience Sunday. Tuscarora Lodge 690 O. O. F. thanks helpers for a successful picnic and fundraiser.
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New Trustee Appointed in Elmore After Earle Death
Auditor Russell appointed Thomas Nugent as trustee of Elmore township to succeed the late Earle who died at 4 15 Wednesday afternoon. Earle was a county figure and Civil War veteran, member of Cutter Post G A R, and was buried by that order in Chappell cemetery.
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Chappell Cemetery
Fire at Farlen destroys farm buildings
A fire at Hubbard's house Friday night burned a woodhouse and caused smoke and damage. The origin is unknown and investigators noted the blaze started about 1 o'clock. Will Russell reports a baby death and Thomas Myers' infant ill. Wheat harvest nears completion as threshing winds down.
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Paris Keck
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Local notes and transfers in Epsom and nearby towns
Community items report real estate transfers in the Leahy and Littell areas, updates on roads, school building progress, and local business moves. Also noted are social events at the Scudder residence honoring Miss Rath Stampfer and staff changes at the Southern Resomatory and local post office, plus a new natural gas drilling venture planned near Loogootee.
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