Big Glass at Whitfield Initiation at St Joseph’s Parish
The Ancient Order of HTRE held an initiation at Whitfield on a Sunday, with about fifty members forming at St. Martin’s Church for the ceremony. Father Duffey presided as chaplain, while leaders from Montgomery and Maclin counties assisted in conducting degrees and welcoming new members.
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HTRE
Whitfield
Martin County
Tattey
J. F Stanton
Joseph's Bary
Swagshina
Maclin
AL Marlin
Father Duffey
Lere
Montgomery
Tharched
Jejd
Iétiattend
Jon Ker
St. Martin's A. C. Heenerder
Sohn ‘Deunigan
Mineral-Secretiry
Din Madsner
Anerdiary
Charles Clements
Treaqueer
Peace of Conscience is Earthly End to Be Desired
An excerpt from Senator Eph Inman’s speech at Vincennes, urging honesty as the true earthly happiness. He argues virtue and integrity lead to lasting joy, citing the soul’s peace and the value of honest living over outward honors.
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Eph Inman
Vincennes
Pace
Saloon Opening in Petersbn and Civic Farewell Scene
A mistyped report from Petersbn notes the first saloon opening in five years with sixty three attendees. A man bids farewell in the square, while a Unitarian rector and local figures appear in related church notes. An advertisement praises Electric Bitters for digestion and vitality, with a local drugstore selling them under guarantee.
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Petersburg
Int
Chandy Shaiter
Washington Colts defeat Monroe City in 19 to 7 rout
The Washington Colts defeated Monroe City 19 to 7 on Sunday afternoon, with Makentepe holding the Monroe lineup to four hits. Wardie Berkett and Zinken sparked fielding and batting as Washington grabbed its first win after a drought, and they schedule a game at Toogaotes ext next Sunday.
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Washington Colts
Monron City
Makéntepe
Alabama
Montreallo
Makentepe
Wardie
Berkett
Zinken
Monroe City
Washington
Colts
Toogaotes
Eclipse A Sun Show Teases Awe Across Smoke Glass
The piece recalls a Sunday sun eclipse seen through smoked glass, a pretty sight that pales beside the 1889 total eclipse. Chickens roosted, cows came home, and streets filled with watchers. A bold boy cried out in irreverent joy, “Bully for God,” punctuating the moment.
Mail Order Lesson From A Frustrated Buyer
A Dergdur county man bought wallpaper from a mail order firm in Chicago paying 7 cents per roll plus weight. He lacked enough paper to finish the job and traveled to town to sue, finally finding the needed material. The letter from Lester Nelson of Naples Maine touts King’s New Discovery as a lifesaving remedy for coughs and throat complaints.
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Dergdur
Chicago
Nameland
Toria
Lester Hi
Nelson
Naples
Washington Light and Water to raise rates and require meters
The Washington Light and Water Company directors announce changes to light rates and a move to metered service to cover expenses. Day service will use rated lamps, higher power lamps incur higher charges, and flat rate connections require prior permission. Rates take effect July 1, 1908, with penalties for late payment and specific office details.
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Washington Light and Water Company
Lkht
Viant Ang
Aon
Aiso
Thi Jendéavor
Mt Temiedy
Cervica
Nérvies
Aervica
L Ight Company
Merit Company
Fmed
Kohers
Melerz
Hamersly
Fieee Init Try Temas and Modal Fle
Ambiguous OCR fragment presents unclear terms and names. The readable parts mention topics like Fieee init try and Modal Fle without coherent context or identifiable entities. No verifiable events or persons can be established from the fragment.
Local residents travel home after weekend visit
From Petersburg William Greensid, Harry Chap wen af id Thomas Tracy and the Mise ee Gladys Spilman, Julia Colvin and Alma Lamp drove here from Faters ure Sunday afternoon. They re -trned home that night. Grenfeld and Chapman both wed here a few. Yeara tga, Tracy and Greenfeld now live at Loulaville and they re turned home this morning.
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Wiliam Greensid
Harry Chap
Thomas Tracy
Gladys Spilman
Julia Colvin
Alma ‘Lamp
Faters| Ure
Grenfeld
Chapman
Tracy
Greenfeld
Loulaville
Moving to Canada for the Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs John Wind and their children plan to leave tomorrow morning for Durant Canada where they will stay through September as guests of Mrs Len Washburn. Washburn, formerly Miss Say Neal of this city, will host them during the summer in Canada.
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Ion
John. T. Wind Jchildren
Fordurant
Canada
Gueets
Len Washburn
An Washburn
Say Neal
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Washburn
Iaen
Terre Haute Brewing CO
Internation Revenue Department
A.T. Brewer
ACENT
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Srments
Bnd Labor
Sarth
Sieceal
the and Home’ Journal Patterns
W. H. Fait
Washing City
St. Jon
Taft
Alphonso Taft
Cinnath
Yonee'a
Marion City
Washington, Ind
A. Hamersly
Boing
H. F. Vollmer
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