Jewelry stock showcase and price ranges across departments
A Burke shop advertises a wide jewelry and accessory inventory with prices listed for Diamonds Loose and mounted 6.00 to 75.00, Rings 1.50 to 10.00, Signet rings 1.00 to 8.00, Watches 7.50 to 75.00, Chains and Fobs 1.75 to 7.50, Bracelets 1.00 to 8.00, Cuff Links 0.50 to 3.50, Scarf Pins 0.50 and up, Broaches and Hat Pins, Fountain Pens, Solid Silver items 50 cents and up, Silver Plated ware, and related accessories. The catalogue includes pearls, rubies, sapphires, opals, and other gems along with engraving services and custom silverware.
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Waternis Ideal
John Tolland
Winter hard and hunting talk in Berne route item
A tew months old child of Pearl Aumiller was buried last Sunday at Crawford cemetery. Protracted meeting begins Thursday at Pleasant Valley. Farmers move baled hay to market along good roads.
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Pearl Aumiller
Crawford
Daniel Boze
Portland
Frank Hess
East Jefferson
Chess
Ashtabula County
Frank
Chas. Farlow
John Farlows
J. W. Heares
Z. M. Yools
Rev. A. L. Mooten
J. T. Aults
Wesley Evans
Pleasant Valley
Weather Turns Cold in West Wabash District
Dec 7 1910 colder weather prompts local fussing as residents plan activities. C Walters plans to move his three keys to Oklahoma from Jacob Runkle's home. Blowers brothers haul bolts for Joe Johnson from the Davis farm to Geneva. Clem Michael offers holiday rates on hose shoing. Mt Carmel church hosts a Sunday night meeting inviting all, with many Iunters but few games this fall.
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C. Walters
Jacob Runkle
Oklahoma
Blowers Brothers
Joe Johnson
Davis Farm
Geneva
Clem Michael
Mt. Carmel
Monroe County News Briefs 1910 Farm Moves and Local Happenings
North Monroe reports Dick Haggard moved to the Thompson farm east of Monroe while Nelson Lendon occupies the former Haggard home on the Eizey farm. Judging by the wintry conditions rabbit hunting is favored. G W Martz travels to Ottawa to attend the illness of Mroaed Mel’s daughter Blossom. Gipin plans a public sale next Tuesday and relocation of personal effects. Miuber, son of Silas Springer, recovers after a fall from a speeding automobile. Cleveland Martz and Chris Musser purchase a new corn shredder and begin work. Jacob Baker buys ten acres from John Theweard for 2200. George McManams adds a corner wagon shed at the garden spot. Rev Andrew Davisin’s Plessant Valley appointment is next Sunday. parishioners urged to attend. Yeoman of Meando n Ohio visits last Saturday.
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Dick Haggard
Thompson Farm
Monroe
Nelson Lendon
Eizey
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D. Bixler
Dutton
Prease Cale Sarily
Berne, Ind
Berne
West Wabash
North
G. Wo Martz
Ottawa
Putnam Co.o
Jamies Blossom
Rob Gipin
Tamu
Wich
Green County
Ind
Miuber
Silag Springer
Cleveland Martz
Chris Musser
Jaco Baker
John Theweard
Geo. McManams
Andrew Davisin
Plessant Valley Friends
Sam, al and
Dave
Sam
al and
Berne’s
Conklin
Peoples State Bank
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