Community Republicans Nominate Township Officials
In Fockson township the Republican meeting at Oncar's Hall selected a slate for township offices. Candidates include Trustee Gearee Shia, Assessor Aper, Justice of the Peace SV, and Supervisors: Hreach, Gres, and Tedasdiid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Fockson Township
Oncar’s
Ile Fadbow Dines Township
Gearee Shia
Dota
Aper
Justice of the Posee
Go SV
Pinvsol
Thos
Midst
Willisandt
Olbare
Local notes reflect many visitors and services
The fragment lists numerous visitors and prayer services with names such as Mike Buel Lana Rev Kilex Peter ALe Bowers Pleaikis Cot ToT Jos Carter and wife Geo Posw Hap, along with references to a Kentucky trip, a storm, and a country minister taking leave amid a somber farewell.
Local merchants advertise prices and goods in bustling roundup
A crowded ad page lists lL Airhart & Co offering bargains at the old stand and McCormick gear on the market. Vendors from Jindsan to Lebanon tout dentistry, photo work, lumber, furniture, flour, blacksmithing, optics, jewelry, and dry goods. Readers are urged to visit James town and inspect offerings.
Local notices from Jamestown area recounts and events
Sickness lingers as Jessie Airhart injures a revolver accidently in a showcase. Sol Serrines delivered a wagon from Airhart & Co. last Friday. The Canning Co. awaits a carload of arsenic for pewings and shipments to ketchup. J Wo Shumare of Lebanon starts a new press and engine. The Daily Reporter issued pages during the fair. George Crim and family observed poems and prayers at Potts. Harry Wessler ran the New York store in Jamestown on Wednesday. Tom Miller buys Ora Beaver's restaurant and takes charge. Miller and Green stay at Miller's restaurant. Boon Co. fair clears 10000 dollars. Lou Powell visited his brother L. Fr. then heads to Illinois for a girl. William Moyer passes through. Tennessee boys return home doubting Tennessee as price. Evans and Marshal New Ross have stationery done. Prey hustling divers visit N. R. weekly. Ben Services returns from Terre Haute to teach in Jamestown. Doors should be locked. thieves roam. Rocking chairs to be given away at Sullivan Leap and Deans. Ask how to get one. Basket meeting in G W Doda’s woods on the second Sunday in September. Democrat meeting tomorrow afternoon to organize a club with Messie Airhart and Fink speaking. W W Yager home Monday night. Exhibition of an ear of corn 124 inches long planted by Frank Yager May 2. Attendance urged at Sunday School next Sunday morning when the new bell rings. L F Powell.
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Pai Hreach
Sauies
Cys
Elise
Hohenpoetiidang
NEW Uns
Mike Buel
Lana
Kilex
Peter Ds
Bowers Awhio
Tot
Pleaikis
Dais Tome In
Waynetowh
Jos
Carter
Geo
James
Tiere Bate
Upn
Deri Lewwire
Kentucky
Johnson
Coville
Clas
Hepe Mega
Bebdalow
Ladoon
Toa
Adkiisabel
Harry Grisdner
Ander
MOL Wits
Moonie
Cale Canada
Chicaino
Eich Pen
Joli Peterson
Beast
Wes i
Mrs. Jaques Evans
Canehter Mand
Nebo
Dscrae
Cadierno
Gseen
Diavieh Goauine
Cartadn
Cone
Ll. Airhart & Co
Chirtie McClain
Jindsan
McCormick
Hashbarger
Creas
Ben Johns
Grant Sudth
Tneof
Lora McChaine
Bobo Jones
Advantice Grain Co
Aea
George McComiey
Dro
Lebanon
Pinu A Co
Lebsion
Orear Dros
Pias
Warner Nesslar
New York
Wos
Lula M. Lasley
Jessie Airhart
Jess
Sol Serrines
Airhart & Co
the Canning Co
J. Wo Shumare
Daily Reporter
George Crim
Potts
Harry Wessler
Tom Miller
Cason
Ora Beaver
Mr. Miller
Mr. Beaver
Jank Miller
Jim Green
Millers Resturant
Boon Co
Lou Powell
L. Fr
William Moyer
Tennessee
Ben
Terre Hiaute
Sullivan Leap
Dean's
Dean
Zeto
G. W Doda
Woods
Messie Airhart
Fink
W.W Yager
Frank Yager
L.f.powell
T. J. Audsons
Patr
Advance Grain Co
Joseph Bros
Hustler
Fred Kauffmann
Cincago
Wim. Ross
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