Jamestown Liquor Licenses Blocked by Voter Remonstrances
Two remonstrances filed in the Auditor's office oppose liquor license applicants Charles L Stewart and Charles DeRolph. Each remonstrance lists 424 Jackson township voters with a majority of nineteen, signatures held by power of attorney Fred H. Austin James Shera and Geo J. Harting. The C S E Railway adopts per diem car system after weeks of resistance due to car shortages, later recognizing benefits in grain and coal shipments during busy seasons.
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Auditor’s Office
Jamestown
Charles L. Steward
Charles DeRolph
Jackson Township
Fred H. Austin
James Shera
Geo. J. Harting
C. & S. E. Railway Company
Local Social Notes From Lebanon and Nearby Towns
Local item notes individuals visiting relatives and neighbors in Lebanon and nearby towns. Mentions include Milt Smith building a barn, Uncle Joe Lasley, Marion Wall visiting Putnam County relatives, and Mrs Minnie Hunt visiting from Lion Idate with family. Also references small daily activities and purchases such as Chas EL McClaine buying a steel range and Roy Ailes working for Wir Pitlenger on Monday morning.
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Treary McDaniel
Caservario Town
Joe Lasley Poe
Muay
Marion Wall
Putnam County
Roy Ailes
Wir
Pitlenger Onewr
Oilie
Gora Siandih
Noblesville
Mirtle Motout
Tlecanon
Mies
Minnie Hunt
Lionidate, Lad
Bulletin board ads outperform papers in some cases
A newspaper editorial cites a store bulletin board with the slogan B4 U Buy Pants as an example. The editor entered the shop to find no clerks and ended up buying a fan, then leaving without assistance.
Woman farmer Abbie Peffer runs Mishawaka land alone
Miss Abbie Peffer a former public school teacher operates a 5 acre farm near Mishawaka Indiana for ten years. She markets all produce and handles butter poultry hogs horses and cows without male labor claiming a rare self sufficient success. She is a niece of ex Senator W A Peffer and vows to keep the homestead under her control.
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Abbie Peffer
Mishawaka
Ind
Indiana
Miss Peffer
W. A. Peffer
Kansas
Then and now musings on modern life and social change
A writer laments changing times noting absence of horseless carriages and modern foods. The piece compares past and present values arguing prisons, gender norms, and reform speed shift societal views and blur gender distinctions in about twenty five years.
Old Maids Convention Draws Crowds at Advance
The Old Maids Convention drew attendees Saturday night in Advance. Proceeds totaled 835 for the Shilo Christian Church. Entertainment was praised as enjoyable and the event served as the convention’s main attraction.
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Advance
Shilo Christian Church
Lost cow foundered on clover Monday morning
Don McClaine reported his cow foundered on clover early Monday. the animal is described as missing before being located.
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Don McClaine
Shipped Load of Stock Heads to Indianapolis
Jas Ashwell and Fletcher Whorley took a car load of hogs and cattle to Indianapolis on Monday.
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Jas
Ashwell
Fletcher Whorley
Indianapolis
Quartet Meeting Held at Max United Brethren Church
The fourth and final quarterly meeting of the Lebanon charge U B church was held at Max church last Saturday and Sunday. Quarterly conference convened Saturday at 2 p.m. Elder Cooper preached on both Saturday evening and Sunday services.
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U. B
Max
U. B. Church
Lebanon Charge
Cooper
Not So Small Fletcher Whorley Calf Shipment
Fletcher Whorley shipped two calves Monday morning a two year old weighing 1580 pounds and another weighing 1000 pounds.
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Fletcher Whorley
Will Move Building To New Town Lot
Die Smith buys the old meat shop building and plans to move it to a lot in the northeast corner of town recently purchased by his brother Ernest.
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Die Smith
Ernest
Cattle Trade Notes and Local Reflections
Geo. McDaniel sold cattle to parties near Lebanon Saturday. Jeannie Thompson resumes activity after extended rheumatism. A girl can bleach hair to lighten trouble. A reflection on prosperity and opportunities contrasts meat prices with downward trends. The piece ends with a thought on success being self improvement rather than outperforming others.
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Geo. McDaniel
Lebanon
The Man Who Won’t Be Known by Children or Dogs
A wry meditation on social recognition and reputation. The piece notes that some men avoid public scrutiny yet may face futures shaped by ambition, kindness, and the alignments of opportunity. It uses humorous imagery of milk, wings, and empty seats to comment on society.
Incomplete Reflections on Speech and Vanity
A fragmentary discourse critiques self praise and haste. It jokes that solicitous prayers, hurried speeches, and vanity distort judgment. The speaker warns that overzealous self admiration harms clarity and patience in communication.
Indulgent Mother Advises Love Match with Caution
An indulgent mother tells her daughter to marry for love but adds a qualifier that objections will be raised only if the suitor is rated 3.C. by Bradstreet. The notice frames parental guidance within credit evaluation standards.
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Brad Street
Boone and Morgan Counties Meet at White Hall School
Boone County and Morgan County friends plan a gathering August 6 at the White Hall school house in Hendricks county for a enjoyable evening. J T Brown is president and invites all to attend.
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Boone County
Morgan County
White Hall School House
Hendricks Co
J.T. Brown
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Idlery
Postoffice
Forest Carner
Shilo Church
Kirtley
East Side
C. £. Stephenson
Otterman&Otterman
Absuragts
sOotiys
Pageos
Riesty
Neriiside
Duis Castle
Bivldin
J. W. Waters
Buccr
Boone Co
W.5
L. M. Lasley
Jewelers
Opticians
Answay Y Guide
Remonstrances
Milt Smith
Dale's
Clarence Melson
Clyde Hurt
Ladoga
Chas
EL McClaine
Mattie Sullivan
Jas. Sullivan's
Shirley
Harry
North Satem
WD. Leys
Sandaw
Lian Watisas
Wien
Eormer
Liebion
Senator Peffer
OLD Maids
Rterly Meeting
Jeannie Thompson
Morrison & Fingh
Campbell, Smith & Ritchie
Notich
Ailks & Whorley Bros
A. OH. Yager
the New Brick Shop
Emil Shopbagh
Islebanon, Indianass
Blue Front Grocery
Chas. E. McClaine
Joseph Bros
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