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Evening Republican, Volume 18, Number 105, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 May 1914

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PLAN FOB SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS

DEAR PEOPLE.

LARGE AUDIENCE HEARD REV. WINN

MONNETT SCHOOL NOTES.

REYNOLDS & DONEGAN WRITE FROM BOMBAY

Mrs. Paul C. Curnick Receives Sad News of Death of Brother.

Take Our Advice; Thank Us Later On.

Freemont Goodwine Farming 3,600 Acres of Mississippi.

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ONLY 18 STARS DEVELOPED

CAREER OF RIXEY, CRACK PHILLY PITCHER

PIRATES’ STAR THIRD SACKER

Waterbury Has Hard Job.

McGill Retains Denver 'Club,

Turn Down Fed Offers.

BASEBALL NOTES

Yankee’s Best Outfield.

Grand American at Dayton.

PATROLLING THE ATLANTIC

FIRE FLASHED FROM FLOWERS

No Jealousy There.

Modest.

Pets and People.

His Mistake.

LEARNED A LESSON

TYLER TO HAVE MONUMENT

No Wonder.

BAVARIAN CROWN PRINCE TO WED

WOMAN POLICE CHIEF

Fat Men Not Good Risk.

TO AID UNEMPLOYED WOMEN

SHIP MANY FOWLS TO ALASKA

"Girls Are. Darn Scarce.”

FAMOUS FEUD ENDS

GALLANTRY MAY PROVE FATAL

WINS BIG LUMBER HOLDINGS

Chases Crowd With Clay Pipe.

Butcher Kills Himself.

FIRST OF VEGETABLES

Celery Croquettes.

Baked Peas.

Fruit Stains on the Hands.

To Mend a Wash Basin.

Worth Remembering.

Naps Lost Extra-Inning Game to Francesville Sunday.

HANGING GROVE.

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