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Struggles now pale to Great Depression
Lillian Hampton Mikesell remembers the Great Depression as a very hot and dry time, when drought-raised corn on the family farm between Richmond and Fountain City barely brought in 40 bushels per acre, a far cry from today's usual harvests.
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Emmy winner to speak twice in Richmond
The Wayne County Area Chamber of Commerce's annual dinner will move to a Friday night in January for the sake of television.
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RICHMOND, Ind. -- Franklin Harlow Haas, age 87, of Richmond, died Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009, at Arbor Trace Exceptional Senior Living.
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Weather forces cancellation of today's hunger rally in Richmond
The Hunger and Homelessness Rally planned for 1 p.m. today at the Richmond Municipal Building has been canceled because of the weather.
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Frances Oberholtzer, 82, of Richmond, died Nov. 8, 2009, at Friends Fellowship Community.
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Events at Earlham fill weekend
The Earlham College campus will be busy with entertaining activities this weekend, including a play, two concerts and an sculptural exhibit.
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Theater production opens tonight
Earlham College's Main Stage Theater production, 'Ring Round the Moon,' opens tonight.
West side resident Thelma Goris already has alternate routes planned to cope with the reconstruction of U.S. 40.
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Out of Our Past: 1959: Former Economy resident wins medical award
The city decided to build its sewage disposal plant south of Richmond on land to be purchased from the Lutheran Cemetery Association.
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Unravelling two tales of two mummies pal-item.com Rachel E. Sheeley On a day when children costumed as mummies go trick-or-treating, it's appropriate that new information has been acquired and new conservation efforts made for the only two Egyptian Indiana museum-owned mummies.
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Take account of options, then take action
It can be daunting, comprehending all the directions you can go after high school.
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True Value Hardware owner John Mendenhall sighed when he thought about the highway reconstruction project about to begin outside his South West Fifth Street store.
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NCAC honors Earlham's Thompson
Earlham College senior Callie Thompson was named the NCAC Player of the Week on Sunday.
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Portland mom becomes advocate for breastfeeding
Any fears Amelia Psmythe harbored about the impact her decade of volunteer work had on her two sons disappeared last month.
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Out of Our Past: 1999: RCS cracks down on rash of bomb threats
Campbell Auto Sales, 43 S. Eighth St. advertised a used 1929 Ford Roadster for $75. A new hard surface drive at Earlham College was a gift of the classes from 1932 through 1935 and was commerated with a bronze tablet on a large rock.
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Earlham to honor Paul for stoplight efforts
Sen. Allen Paul, R-Richmond, will receive the Distinguished Service Award from Earlham College for his efforts in securing a stoplight at the college's main entrance.
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Richmond stages busy this weekend
Three stage performances are among the many activities planned Friday and Saturday in the Richmond area.
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Notre Dame earns 'B' grade for sustainability
The University of Notre Dame earned a "B" grade on the recent 2010 College Sustainability Report Card, moving up from a B-minus grade in 2009.
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Two rural Northern California counties have earned a spot on a list of the nation's top 50 highest divorce rates, but Yolo County doesn't even come close.
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