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Evening Republican, Volume 16, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 February 1912

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B. J. Gifford Has Found Lost Deeds to Railroad Right-Of-Way.

"Grandfather” Groom Probably Fatally 111- 88 Years Old.

Lecture'Course Dates.

STAR’S STRAW BALLOT FAVORS COL. ROOSEVELT.

Miss Zee Peck is Manager of Lebanon Western Union Office.

Jasper County Chickens Were Sweepstakes Winners at Logansport

Wheatfield Town Marshal Will Put Lid on for Sunday Observance.

Imagined a Burglar Was in The House—Died From Fear.

Every Move Purtelle Makes Puts Him In Bad at Logansport.

High School Pupils Must Do Thirty-two Months’ Work.

LOOKS LIKE POWDER MILL IS SURE GO FOR JASPER.

Disease of Honey Bees is Found In Jasper County.

FARM HAND FOUND DEAD NEAR CEDAR LAKE.

An Unfounded Rumor.

There are Other Birthdays Coming.

Militia Tonight

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THE GIRL from HIS TOWN

It Needed a Diagram,

CARDS TELL STORY

On His Way.

TROLLEY LINE ACROSS LAKE BAIKAL

FEAR AN EPIDEMIC

MONEY MADE IN FOX FARMING

HE WAS A “PHONY” CARUSO

GIVES HER LIFE TO SAVE

HORSE THIEF POOR TRADER

WORLD’S FAMOUS POLICE MYSTERIES

What Real Happiness Means.

Farm Bargains.

Boys Quarrel; One Throws Rock And Companion Dies From Blow.

FAIR OAKS.

Ed Sutherland Brought Some News Of Doings at Remington.

FIVE MINUTES

The Stock Company in “Faust” Next Saturday Night, Feb. 10.

Christian Church.

LOCAL MARKETS.

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