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The Commercial reports an official timetable for a local Aurora transit or railroad service. The notice details start times and routes, indicating a structured schedule for city lines and public transportation use.
29 Dec 1866
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aurora Commercial
Location
Aurora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1866
Page
1
The Commercial reports an official timetable for a local Aurora transit or railroad service. The notice details start times and routes, indicating a structured schedule for city lines and public transportation use.
Local publication reports a Christmas issue despite holidays, urging readers to attend the Criswell Hall prize drawing on New Year’s Day. It notes thefts in Hogan and Sparta townships, with goods worth $509 stolen and tools taken from a blacksmith shop. The paper thanks donors who supplied oysters, cake, and gifts for readers and teachers, and recounts city Christmas festivities, marriages, and obituaries with cautious, non-graphic wording.
The report contrasts last Christmas peace with prior drunken rowdyism, praising the City Marshal who kept demonstrations of disorder at bay. Notices mention a grand event at Crigwell Hall, ship Emperor undergoing repairs after sinking near Louisville, and various local advertisements and farm land sales.
A collage of local notices and ads including a church window pane incident, openings and classes at St. Marys Churrt, and a German music tutor. Also promotions for groceries, albums, reconstruction, dancing, photographer services, and various clothing and haberdashery items. Names include Louis Rudolf Wiles and William Becker with addresses in Aurora and Vidiniz.
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