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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1907

Page

3

Gas rates in Indiana cities and major metros listed

A year end gas directory shows city by city charges for heat and light with nets and gross figures. Indiana entries include Aurora Bloomington Evansville Hammond Indianapolis Kokomo Lafayette Marion Muncie South Bend Terre Haute Vincennes and Warsaw with varied rates. Chicago New York Louisville St Louis Cincinnati and others listed for comparison.

Indiana Aurora Frank Goshen Sonet Creencastle Hammond Huntington Indianapolis Ducents Kokorro Lafayette Sloonet Laperte Lawrenceburg Liberty Logansport Madison Martinsville Michigan City New Albany Peru Richmond Rochester Rushville Seymour Shelbyville South Bend Terre Haute Valparaiso Vincennes Warsaw Washington Chicago New York Louisville St. Louis Cincinnati Bedville Sion Pruss Vile EL Logelin

Double wedding anniversary at the Shoulty home observed

A social event in Bedford marks the twenty ninth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shoulty and the second anniversary of their daughter. Easton Star colors, guests from Bloomington Chicago Lafayette Gosport and others attended. Music games and three course refreshments followed with well wishes for future anniversaries.

J. A. Shoulty Shoulty R. E. Sproull al Connor Chas Malott Will Smith P.B. Lundy Joe Endris Ralph Malott Josie Driscoll Mary Stone Elsie Herndon Elsie Noe Alma Driscoll Florence Rout J. B. Sucese Chicago Chas. Gore Lafayette Claude Shoulty Lucille Gosport Sweet Home Ben

Spring Announcement Emphasizes Trusted Brands and Quality

A Spring notice highlights buying only established names and labels to ensure purity and quality. It touts Kuppenheimer Fine Clothing Walk-over Shoes Langley Hats and other leading brands, stressing reliable materials sanitary safeguards and workmanship to please customers.

Kuppenheimer Langley Ederheimer Steir Co

Market Reports Highest Poultry Beef and Hides Prices

North Side Market records top cash prices for poultry beef and hides. B D Withers & Co advertise new phone 214 and old 137 R A A Splitgerber secretary for the Tribe of Ben Hur settled in fall Wednesday with John Tirey named as a policy beneficiary after his wife died about a month ago.

North Side Market B.D. Withers & Co A. A. Splitgerber Ben Hur John Tirey

Hottest March Day Records Set in Louisville

Louisville reported its warmest March day in 13 years with 83 degrees at 2 pm on Tuesday. Weather across the South and West also showed unseasonable heat, Oklahoma broke all state heat records with 102 in the shade and Oklahoma City at 97.

Louisville Courier Journal Walz South Oklahoma Texas Pittsburg New York Guthrie Oklahoma City Thomas

New State Rail Safety Bills Stress Brakes and Crew Rules

Senate Bill 192 mirrors federal rail safety standards within the state, requiring power brakes on locomotives, 74 percent of train cars with train or power brakes, and mandatory air brakes on interurban cars. It imposes penalties, grants inspection powers, and limits exemptions for certain trains while extending compliance timelines.

Railroad Commission

New Game Laws Propose Broad Revisions to Fish and Game Rules

House Bills 428 and 509 overhaul sections of the game and public offenses laws. Changes include bounty limits, licensing shifts, breeding allowances, and new open season rules for quail, ducks, rabbits, and deer, with emergency status for the latter.

Fish and Game Commissioners Marion County Fish and Game

Senate Bill Summary of Public Welfare and Education Measures

The document lists proposed laws on poor burial costs and cemetery provision, prison commodities bans, direct election of US Senators via constitutional convention, school book sales, school land condemnation, teacher institutes funding, and teacher wage scales. It notes no emergency clauses for most bills, outlines procedures, penalties, and funding or implementation timelines, including a one year to effect for wage reforms.

United States House Congress Cannon Senate An. Ippert Supreme Court State Board of Education

Rainbolt dies at 59 former Harrodsburg jeweler buried in Popcorn

M A Rainbolt of this city died Thursday at 3 AM from organic heart trouble with liver ailment aged 59 2 months 25 days He left a widow Mrs N J Rainbolt and daughter Grace Riggin of St Joseph Mo Surviving relatives include the widow and daughter Services will be held at Popcorn Cemetery Saturday He had operated jewelry stores at Harrodsburg Mitchell and moved to Bedford eight years ago The widow and daughter receive many friends' sympathy

M. A. Rainbolt Rainbolt Popcorn Harrodsburg Mitchell Bedford

Reward for Buying of Votes Affirmed Against Attorney Claim

The Supreme Court affirmed denying Finley P. Mount of Crawfordsville the $3,600 reward from Montgomery County for securing 36 vote selling convictions in 1900. The decision held public policy forbids awards to parties who profit from illegal vote buying or conspire with buyers, stating rewards should not encourage crime.

Supreme Court Finley P. Mount Crawfordsville Montgomery County Mowit Mount Gillett

Bills on sterilization and Sunday barber rule emerge

A relic of state law debates sterilization of criminals and the insane, banning Sunday barber services with limited exceptions. Bills propose parole for suspended sentences, with courts authorized to parole felons or place misdemeanants under probation, subject to revocation and enforcement.

Alexander Sues Mitchell Lime Co In Circuit Court

The suit between Alexander and the Mitchell Lime Co began Tuesday and remained ongoing at 2 pm Thursday afternoon in circuit court.

Alexander Mitchell Lime Co

Continuation of Business and Patronage Effort

The speaker states plans to continue the business as before and to earn continued old patronage along with attracting new customers. The message emphasizes steady service and ongoing effort to maintain client loyalty.

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