| January 6 - Ghost
towns in Vigo County? Yep, you bet |
| January 13 - Lucius
Hubbard Scott was distinguished pioneer and first elected Vigo
sheriff |
| January 20 - Lucius
H. Scott was a jack-of-all-trades |
| January 27 - Buffalo
Bill, Wild Bill made stop in town in 1873 |
| February 3 - Fires
alarming to downtown Terre Haute |
| February 10 - The 'Lid
Squad' helps to darken red light district |
| February 17 - No
verdict reached in slot machine case |
| February 24 - Terre
Haute's Red Light District reopens in 1917 |
| March 3 - Stay
tuned for more of Red Light District |
| March 10 - 'Utah's
First Lady of Letters' born to write |
| March 17 - Fehrenbach
makes mark in vaudeville |
| March 24 - Those
looking for a rabies remedy sought out 'Terre Haute madstone' |
| March 31 - Coverage
of high school, college tournaments took many twists |
| April 7 - Terre
Haute Carriage & Buggy Co. screen wagons propel prosperity |
| April 14 - Barcus
makes name in publishing world |
| April 21 - Crawford,
or Third Ward School, has long local history dating back to post-Civil
War era |
| April 28 - Peddle's
recollections of 150 years ago |
| May 5 - Accolades
come late for architect and developer |
| May 12 - 'Link
House' facing river impressive 1800s structure |
| May 19 - Meyzeek's
accomplishments impressive |
| May 26 - Terre
Haute native Wanda Ramey was first woman to host daytime TV news
show |
| June 2 - 'Old
Points of Interest' pointed out changes in attractions around
Terre Haute |
| June 9 - What's
the Prairie House called now? |
| June 16 - Major
statement gets John James Key booted from military by Lincoln |
| June 23 - Unlikely
Key conceived Lincoln letter's historic significance |
| June 30 - Playwright,
actress Hayward makes Terre Haute proud |
| July 7 - Recalling
some of the more notable events of 1922, including Piggly-Wiggly |
| July 14 - Carl
Ellis Eppert's contributions of note - musical and otherwise |
| July 21 - English
gentleman brought family to Wabash Valley for visit in 1851 |
| July 28 - Beste
family's stop in Terre Haute includes sympathy, good breakfasts |
| August 4 - Ailment
sidelines Beste temporarily |
| August 11 - 'Bloomerism'
makes its way to Terre Haute during Beste visit |
| August 18 - Terre
Haute native Edward Roseman motion-picture fixture in 62 films |
| August 25 - Buckells
uncover marvels of Terre Haute |
| September 1 - Terre
Haute commemorates first Labor Day on Sept. 2, 1889 |
| September 8 - Idealist,
philosopher, 'word technician' Max Ehrmann a Terre Haute treasure |
| September 15 - St. Bonaventure Lyceum mostly forgotten |
| September 22 - WEAC was first licensed radio station
in Terre Haute |
| September 29 - Terre Haute represented in Washington-Indiana
Society |
| October 6 - In
1842, recession made money scarce for Terre Haute, elected town
officials |
| October 13 - DuPont
family packs a punch as owners of dynamite, powder mills |
| October 20 - Terre
Haute was 'Convention City' in 1882 |
| October 27 - Eddie
McGovern scores miraculous day, following 43-point performance |
| November 3 - Details
of life in 1867 starts with slaughtering pigs, ends wit pig iron |
| November 10 - Sisters
of Providence played big role in Civil War nursing care |
| November 17 - A
lynching, fightin' women and a visit from Eugene V. Debs mark
100 years ago |
| November 24 - Thanksgiving
tradition: Wiley vs. Garfield |
| December 1 - Works
Projects Administration's impact still noticeable in Vigo County |
| December 8 - We
have a lot to thank 'Doc' Brant for - even drive-ins |
| December 15 - Lynchings
create somber yuletide |
| December 22 - Large
municipal Christmas tree brightened downtown at Eighth and Ohio
streets in 1920s |
| December 29 - First
railroad strike staged here |
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