Notice Sent For Address Change And Arrears
A fragment indicates instructions to pay arrears in advance and discontinue a service. It also mentions a request to the publisher to change a recipient's address and to provide both old and new addresses.
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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
3
A fragment indicates instructions to pay arrears in advance and discontinue a service. It also mentions a request to the publisher to change a recipient's address and to provide both old and new addresses.
In the March 2 1904 Republican primary the district’s fate unfolded as Cromer held the line against aggressive Cromer foes. The local press, led by Muncie Star and The Banner, lambasted Cromer while Democrats expect to leverage the internal rift to win the congressional seat. The piece notes rural route influence and party infighting, with pressure on The Chronicle to join the Democratic effort and an undercurrent of internal party maneuvering.
Merchants in the city announced they will continue the six to four closing schedule until the end of March. The change follows earlier plans for 8 PM closing and gives employees fifteen days of shortened hours as a concession to city workers.
Chester township gears up for a Sunday school convention at the M. P. church in Keystone on March 20 1904 with an afternoon program featuring devotional exercises addresses by J Q Merriman Robt Harris A C Poulson and Hannah Carnes plus recitations by Nina Risley and Dan Perry Long and a focus on Sunday school finances and library growth in Chester Center School. Evening sessions include devotional exercises Rev Hinshaw recitation Gretchen Ludlum a pew to pulpit relation talk by Rev Payne and a question drawer. attendees urged to bring pencils reports and preparedness advised with invitations to all Christian workers.
A short homely advertising note warns against house fires from smokehouses and promotes Deam s Liquid Smoke sold for 50 cents a quart. It touts safety and urges modern smoking methods for meat curing.
Monday night H. D. Cook, proprietor of Cook's grocery, admitted his son Archie as an equal owner, renaming the business H. D. Cook & Son. Archie is a prominent Bluffton youth who has helped manage the store as it continues to be a leading local trader.
The ad claims the store buys direct from factories to offer best prices and discounts for cash. It highlights exclusive designs not shown by competitors and invites customers to see the 1904 stock at Chas C. Deam's shop in Wells County.
The forecast describes multiple storm periods in March led by a central 1st to 3rd timeframe with tropical rain turning to snow in the north. A mid month 6th to 8th disturbance brings rain and snow, followed by softening around the 11th to 13th. A central 20th period may bring sleet storms and a late March Vulcan period peaks on the 29th to 31st with violent storms and a windy, boisterous month ahead.
Hale and Markley of Bleffion Indiana advertise buying selling and trading of farms city property business property lands and dwellings. They offer loans abstracts deeds mortgages wills guardianships and estate settlements with quick service and favorable terms in Wells county.
Funeral services for Helen Abbott, three, were held at United Brethren church in Craigville. She died after a bout with illness followed by lung congestion. Burial took place in Oklahoma cemetery.
A local ad touts a fine dining room furniture line with attractive prices. A six foot extension table is offered at 5.50 and chairs start at 2.00, claiming a nice light room and harmonious goods at hard to beat prices.
Oil prices slipped three cents on Tuesday bringing Indiana and all oil to 1.23 dollars per barrel. The note adds a quip about Rockefeller funding another college with a million dollars.
Ben Ashbaucher announces a limited time sale on a large stock of framed pictures and a twenty percent discount on all framing orders. An expert framer is available to guide customers to suitable selections this month.
We want the heads of men and boys to fit our cap bar gains. We have desirable styles worth twice the prices we are charging. Gloves and mittens for everybody at low prices. Tam o Shanters 59c Toques 25c and many more bargains at 113 North Main Street.
Stacks of 5 6 8 10 cent wallpaper noted at the Progress store along with better papers available. 86-29-2.
William Aker, longtime West Side restaurateur, jokes about switching to the Republican side for the first primary as he is drafted onto the local election board due to a shortage of Republicans in the precinct.
R O Stites urges readers to vow to wear tailor made suits this spring and to buy from him. He claims tailored clothing is cheapest in the long run and always looks nice, offering to clothe customers.
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