Indiana Waters Nourish a Resilient Fish Population
A historical Indiana report notes the fishery remains well stocked and protected. Officials highlight enforcement of fishing laws, public cooperation, and efforts to propagate fish through brooderias. The article lists common species such as black bass and smallmouth bass and praises progress toward lake and stream restoration.
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A Veteran's Prophecy Came True in Memorial Parade
Evansville on June 2 reports a veteran prophecy fulfilled as a man, who earlier foretold a march in the Memorial Way parade, returned home and suffered a heart disease attack. The seven-septen year old boy quote refers to the scene, highlighting the veteran's famed prediction and its somber aftermath in the city.
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Faith Takes Six Week Leave to Visit Hot Springs
Zin Faith has secured a six weeks leave of absence for a stay in Hot Springs Arkansas after a health issue. Harry Palmer will fill in during Faith absence at his workplace.
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Leonard Wood Named Senior Army Officer in Place of MacArthur
A chaotic career path for Major General Leonard Wood culminates as he succeeds General Arthur MacArthur as senior army officer. Wood, not a West Point graduate, rose from surgeon and Indian fighter to lead in Cuba and the Philippines, earning honors and a reputation as a capable adviser to the president.
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Senate to Night Sessions Speeches Lengthen Tariff Debate
Washington June 2 report that Senate to night will begin full consideration of the cotton cloth schedule with few but lengthy speeches by Senators Smoot and Lodge. Smoot argues against tariff revision downward while acknowledging penalties under existing law. Lodge defends protective duties and criticizes cheap foreign labor. Dolliver and Aldrich clash briefly over ad valorem vs specific duties. Also notes include Texas aeroplane flight in Brownsville, Wisconsin invitation to Keio University, and other brief items on public notices, sports and local events.
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Evanshire Sunday reporters dispute streetcar strike details
Willam P. Walter and Fielding Colbert visited Evanshire on Sunday and asserted that a streetcar strike was a farcical show with most cars empty except for a few guards. They claimed only a dozen passengers rode a car all day while hacks ferried people to the ball park for 5 cents, and that loan money was involved in the deal.
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Peculiar conditions in Blackford County case advanced
Supreme court advanced Tuesday a case on the Blackford county board of commissioners power to issue saloon licenses despite blanket remonstrances in Hartford City and Montpelier. Briefs due by June 20. countywide vote had been wet, with one saloon in Montpelier. An appeal from the license order is noted.
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Hartford City Saloon License Case Sees Appellants Pending
In Hartford City third ward two license applications await action. The case William H. Honey versus Arthur Guillaume centers on the license for a saloon with the appellee named as the successful applicant.
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Telegraph Notes From May 1909 Brevities and Brief Losses
A roundup of diverse items: coinage totals to May 1909 reach 26.65 million dollars. Packey McFarland to box ten rounds with Phil Koleht in Kansas City. Alfonso, riding polo, fell from a horse and sustained injuries. Madame Nordica’s farewell concert on June 17 will be staged after changes to front row stalls. The bribery trial of Figtrick Calhoun may end this week in San Francisco. Apnapollis Naval Academy opens with a board reception. Fire motor car completes ocean to ocean contest from New York to Seattle. Henry Lane W' s American chain reaches Belgium. ambassador to Mexico rumored. Roy Greenalate named Nebraska University basketball captain for 1919. Jack Hoey sold to Hartford. Treasury deficit for May stands at 5,453,955. seven months show a deficit of 858,102. Wu Ting Fang arrives in New York en route to Peru. A 2 percent tax on incomes over 5,000 is proposed in Cummins amendment to tariff bill. President Taft opposes reform restricting midshipmen from marrying during training.
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Races for the Pennants and League Scores Compiled
A fragmented summary of American baseball standings and schedules across leagues. Mentions teams such as Boston Philadelphia Washington New York Toledo Milwaukee Indianapolis Kanane City Sioux City Denver Topeka and Cedar Rapids with various win loss records and a forecasted rain delay at Kametfortpone. The item reads like a telegraphic score roundup from a historical sports page.
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Daily Market Quotations From National Markets and Regions
June 1 market notes from National Stockyards and Kansas City cover cattle prices for beef steers cows and heifers calves and bulls plus hogs sheep and lambs with ranges for natives and Texas stockers. Grain futures include corn oats and wheat values at St Louis and local markets.
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Buckles Avqira Salve Praised By Fisherman Buyer
An old fisherman praised Buckles Avqira Salve claiming it surpasses all salves for cuts burns bruises and sores. The ad notes the salve sells for 25 cents at W Betts and includes quirky old-time spelling and wording.
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Should Know About the Kitchen By George W. Stout
In a column from the Indianapolis Sun, George W. Stout argues that a wise mother must open the kitchen to daughters and teach practical cooking. He warns that poor meals deplete a household’s strength and threaten men’s health and success, urging women to master dining room duties and wholesome, well cooked food.
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Selected coffin before his death
Petersburg Indiana June 2 Walter H Kelso of Jefferson Township died Monday morning at age seventy one He was the largest man in the county standing six feet five inches tall and weighing 312 pounds Two years ago he bought his coffin and burial outfit in full Fred Miller had just returned from a visit to Vincennes
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Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad shown
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney and urinary cure. It claims relief for flank pain, kidney and bladder trouble, and urinary issues from liquor use, promising samples by mail and sales through druggists at 50 cents to a dollar. Location Binghamton New York is named for the firm.
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Dr. Filmer & Co
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Vacant Lots Offered in Southside Addition Sale
Vacant lots across from the etshoot house, Walks paid for, will sell for sieved ten lots in the South side addition. Lot on west Watoot street in Read Thompson's addition. Cheap.
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