Tribune Rates Increase From January First 1908
The Tribune announces rate increases effective January 1 1908 for subscriptions and various advertising categories. Subscriptions rise to 1 50 per year display ads 74 cents per inch local reads 5 cents per line occasional ads 12 cents per job notices 4 cents per line with special rates for long running lines upon request legal ads at legal rates and transient notices not offered under 15 cents.
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Taft Boomers Likely To Reap Disappointment
The Taft movement is described as sowing wind and facing an upcoming whirl of disappointment, signaling a negative outlook for supporters.
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Taft
Uncle Joe Cannon Keeps Focus Amid Presidential Buzz
Despite talk that he may seek the presidency, Uncle Joe Cannon shows no sleep loss or distraction from his business. He remains undeterred and steady in his plans.
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Joe Cannon
Faribanks as Roosevelts successor candidate after three years
The speaker argues that Mr. Fairbanks, once viewed as fit to act for President Roosevelt in case of accident, has gained three years of experience and is more worthy now than previously. The remark frames Fairbanks as a stronger potential successor.
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Mr. Fairbanks
Fairbanks Delegates Headed to National Convention
Indiana Republicans insist on Fairbanks supporters for the Chicago convention. No delegate or alternate should favor another man over Fairbanks for the presidency, asserting the party duty to send Fairbanks backers.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Chicago
Democratic National Committee Eyes Move to Chicago
Chairman Taggart urges moving the DNC headquarters from New York to Chicago arguing the Democrats must win in the west and that the real battleground lies nearer the western states, with the east offering little hope.
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Democratic National Committee
Taggart
New York
Chicago
Governor Hughes Seen as Divine, Not Aggressive Faction Factor
The article portrays Governor Hughes of New York as a key but nonaggressive player in the national presidential question. It suggests he prefers a detached stance and would avoid courting the candidates or the political machinery, appearing ready to be divinely chosen as a sacrificial offering for a needy country.
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Hughes
New York
Fairbanks Dedication Noted Amid Campaign Fair Play
The article commends Vice-President Fairbanks for his duties in office and during the campaign. It praises his conduct as fair and courteous, noting no abuse or slander from his managers and highlighting broad support from party leaders who want his presidential bid respected.
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Fairbanks
United States
Edison Phonograph Invitation With In-Store Concert
An advertisement invites readers to visit the store to hear the new Edison Phonograph with the big horn. It claims the model is bigger and finer than rivals and offers an impromptu in-store concert. Easy-payment plans are available for Edison photographs.
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Edison
Residents travel for holidays and business around Cincinnati area
Guss Brunner and John Amberger visited Indianapolis Monday morning while Frank Peine and Ed Peine traveled to Greensburg and Cincinnati for work and business. Mrs. Joe Wehlage and Rabt Noelker returned home for the holidays, with others, including George Engel and his brother Harry, heading to Cincinnati for bowling. Chamberlains Salve recommended for skin diseases, sold locally by Baas Schultz Batesville and Higney Co Sunman.
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George Engel
Harry
Cincinnati
George
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Higney & Co
Sunman
When to Go Home from Bluffton Banner
The Bluffton Banner suggests going home in various moods from rest to reform and even to impress others. It adds a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for a bad cold, available from Kaas & Schultz in Batesville and Bingey & Co. in Sunman.
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Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Kaas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Auctioneer Needed: Superior Services Guaranteed
Seeking an experienced auctioneer offering reliable, proven results. The ad promises top-tier performance, professionalism, and client satisfaction for any auction event or estate sale.
Osgood Holiday Happenings and Local Notes
Osgood residents bustle in holiday mood with visits from Versailles, Cross Plains and Indianapolis guests. Ill telegraph operator Joe Huffington rests at home in Holton while Arthur Morrell covers at the depot. Births, illnesses, and Christmas events color the week as schools hold yuletide programs and local families gather for the season.
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Joe Huffington
Holton
Henry Wolf an Auctioneer of Newpoint
Henry Wolf of Newpoint is described as experienced, fair judge of values, sociable and popular, presented as a first class and successful auctioneer within easy reach. Call or write him.
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Wolf
Local Social Notes and Holiday Visit Happenings
Cincinnati residents Mrs John Temke and her young son visited relatives here over the holidays. M E Wiesehan returned from Pittsburg to visit family. Mrs W H Fitch traveled to Indianapolis for a brief visit. Mrs E Preston, a recent guest at W H Fitchs, accompanied her home. Dan Kammeyer and wife came from Batesville to visit kin. Misses Emma and Katie Nordich visited Batesville relatives. A large crowd attended the M B E church Christmas program despite bad weather. Flora Freeland returned home to Newpoint after several days with her brother Roy Freeland and wife.
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W. H. Fitch
Indianapolis
E. Preston
Flora Freeland
Newpoint
Roy Freeland
Visit to Adams Township Ends in Evening Stop
Harry Gonder and his wife visited her parents in Adams Township on Saturday evening.
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Harry Gonder
Adams Township
Digestion Benefits Promoted by Stomach and Liver Tablets
It claims digestion strength comes from digesting and assimilating food, with Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets invigorating organs to improve relish, strength, weight, and endurance. Price 24 cents, samples free. Sold by Baas & Schultz in Batesville and Benney & Co. in Sunman.
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Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
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