City lights and debts hinge on plant ownership stance
The editorial argues the city must take over management of the light plant to avoid court receivership and secure asset value in three years. It contrasts Democratic and Herald positions, notes risks of private sale, and cites a bold liquor-law compliance proposal by Rev. Davidson as noteworthy.
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Betange
Republican Party
The
Council
E. E. Davidson
Washington
Davidson
Fragmented Text Reflects Speech on Public Figures and Work
A garbled excerpt suggests discussion of a president and wealth, with mentions of a Mrs Palmer and a field near Cos ington Indiana. It notes schoolboys seeking work and a suggestion to observe corn growth, with references to moral judgments and social observation.
Do It Now Signage Fails as Cash Missing at Large Firm
A proprietor who hung signboards reading Do It Now faced a missing cash issue of about 30000 dollars after a head bookkeeper and private secretary vanished. A Cedar Grove man recovering from kidney trouble credits electric bitters for relief.
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Iris
Ajary
Ea Ghwafman
Thadie Home
Parris
Cedar Grove
Sic
J. Jones
Kidney Trouble In Children And Adults Warned
An advertisement emphasizes kidney trouble as common in children and adults, noting bed-wetting and frequent urination as signs. It promotes Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer as the immediate remedy, claiming broad relief and urging readers to write for a free sample and testimonials.
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Rome
Dr. Kilmer’& Co
Binghamston,n
de Sire
Pr. Kilmer
Bingholston
Né Yi
State Health Report May 190-year Disease Ranking Indiana
The May 190-year health bulletin notes a slightly higher death rate than May of previous years. Measles was most prevalent, followed by rheumatism, bronchitis, tonsillitis, influenza, and several others in order of frequency.
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The
State Board of Health
Indiana
Evansville Housing Controversy Sparks Boycott Demands
In Evansville on Linwood avenue, H F Schrader sells property to Moses Davis a local Black educator and his wife. Neighbors threaten to boycott merchants delivering to Davis home and plan to seek their dismissal from public schools. Indignation meeting at Arthur Funkhauser law office urges action before the school board.
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Evansville
H. F. Schrader
Pbnttcian
Linwood Avenue
Clty
Hig
Moses
Davis
G Negro
Arthur Funkhauser
Tarney
Illiterate moral musings and mixed ads from a vintage issue
A collage of editorials and advertisements discussing humane treatment of animals, personal ethics, and quotes about public figures. Includes endorsements for Dr King’s New Life Pills and a reference to political commentary on Roosevelt and Bryan alongside pharmacy ads and local notes.
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Loiis
Dallas
Tex
Sage
Butter counterfeit ring led to multiple arrests in Pike County
Local authorities report a counterfeit butter operation near Glezen seven miles south of town. Investigators say falsified butter is produced by skimming milk and adding renderings, using beetain powder and water to mimic real butter. One arrest occurred yesterday with more to follow as dairy farmers and dealers resist the scheme.
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Petarabuz
Dune
Eike
Grand
Glezen
Here
Farmer Attacked by Vicious Hog Near Petersburg
John Beck, a farmer six miles south of Petersburg, was attacked while feeding hogs by a sow. He suffered severe arm lacerations and near-fatal injuries, rescued by his family. his condition was described as critical with fears he may die.
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Petersburg
John Beck
Here
Beck
Invents Piano Keyboard Folding to Narrow Piano Width
William R. Reaves is granted a patent for a folding piano keyboard that tilts to align with the piano’s front surface, reducing the case width from 10 to 43 inches and allowing easier passage through narrow spaces and more room when not in use.
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Bend
William R. ‘Reaves ‘Nas
Heer
Waif Left in Indianapolis Church Stirs Sympathy
A startling case of child abandonment in Indianapolis draws sympathy for a young mother who hid her child in a church. The Star notes the mother’s love and hopes for safety, asking why the sanctuary alone cannot offer shelter and citing comforting scripture about divine care.
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Indianapolis
Tragic Struck Pepper Town Learns Of Cure
In Fofora Tennessee C V Pepper, once nearly bedridden with lung and throat hemorrhages, finds relief after Dr Kilis's New Discovery. The patient reports immediate relief from coughing and rapid cessation of bleeding within three weeks, with a guaranteed cure for coughs and colds offered at local druggists.
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Fofora
Tennessee
Kilis
LN Fl
Jones
Chattanooga Votes 900000 Bond for Waterworks Plan
A rough OCR item notes Chattanooga voters approved a 900000 bond for purchasing or constructing waterworks, with a reported result of 109 against. The fragmentary text also references local businesses and individuals in a non-specific business section.
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Chattanooga
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