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Evening Republican, Volume 19, Number 178, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 July 1915

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Stubborn Russian Resistance Restrains Reinforced Germans.

U. S. May Seize Control Of Hayti to Stop Trouble.

ALONZO WALLACE OF LAURA A SUICIDE

Left On a Pleasant Trip To Visit Relatives in West.

Attended Funeral of Victim of Eastland Wreck.

Notice to Bidders For Hauling School Children.

Expenditures and Tax Levies For the Year 1915.

Keener Township Man Is Charged With Criminal Assault.

State Superintendent Greathouse In Favor of National Guard.

Report Reaches Here That John Burris Is In Jail.

Third Annual Meeting of Epworth League of State.

A One-Hen Top.

Public Sale of Household Goods.

THIEF LEFT AUTO AT FARMER’S HOME

Former Rensselaer Girl Wrote Poetry While Ill.

Replies to Letter By Mother of School Teacher.

Reynolds People Had Relatives on Eastland.

DRINK MORE WATER IF KIDNEYS BOTHER

SIX BLAMED FOR EASTLAND HORROR

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GENERAL DOOMS NEPHEW CAUGHT AS A DESERTER

LAST REFUGEES LEAVING YPRES

HERR NEUFELD

HIS FIRST CHARGE

BABY’S SECOND YEAR

Jam-Making Time.

Stewed Prunes.

Stenciling Curtains.

AMBITIOUS PLANS of ZIONISTS

THE INWARD VOICE

Flea Ties Up Traffic.

Lost in Her Own Home.

Plants Capable of Love.

TINKER COULDN’T FOOL BENTON, OH, NO!

MARTY M’HALE HAS IMPROVED

Warhop Makes Protest.

Browns Want Pitcher.

Safety First.

BASEBALL STORIES

CAN'T BE NEUTRAL

“LEMONS COME HIGH”

Willie Doak.

Playing Fast Ball.

Wont Transfer Franchise.

Another Johnson In Game.

Home Town Helps

GARDENS FOR THE WINTER

Paint Up!

Community Builders.

The Small Town.

Home and School Gardens.

Progressive Minneapolis.

•Keener Township Farmer Stole Three Pair of Shoes.

Ageing New Wheat .Flour.

REMINGTON.

HANGING GROVE.

NEWLAND.

FAIR OAKS.

ECHOES FROM MONTICELLO

MILROY.

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