Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 83, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 July 1909

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Masthead

Death May Come to J. F. Osborne at Any Moment

Five Year Old Boy Accidentally Shoots Brother.

Frank Holmes, of Shelby, Pardoned From Prison.

Monon Puts Two New Up-to- Date Coaches In Service.

Key Woodworth, Former Teacher In High School, Is Dead.

Ex-Trustee of Benton Accused of Spending Money Illegally.

Tom McCoy Going to Work for Jesse Frye in Honduras.

WRENS CONTINUE THEIR WINNING STREAK SUNDAY.

GEORGE ROBINSON FALLS 35 FEET—BADLY HURT.

How the Fourth Was Observed Here and Elswhere.

A Successful Celebration at the Town of Parr.

Government Will Hold Another Land Drawing August 9th.

Celebrated the Fourth and the Officers Did the Best.

Lots of Booze at the Fair Oaks Celebration.

Young Rensselaer Boosters Defeat McCoysburg Team.

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NEWLAND.

CUT OUT THIS COUPON

HALF TRUE TALES OF THE STREET AND TOWN

For the Trade of 1909.

Paid in His Own Coin.

A Fool’s Errand

Modern Music.

Officially Ignored.

When Dollars Looked Big.

Probably Followed Advice.

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FORTUNES IN. LOST REMEDIES.

Curiosities or Railroading.

Tom’s Advantage.

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BARGAINS IN FARM LANDS.

NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

TRADES COMMON TO NEW YORK.

Clover Ruse of a King.

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