The Royal hats and Wooten Hill merchandise sale
Cyrus Coffin previews The Royal stiff hats and gentlemens collars at Wooten and Hill while a parade of local names visits Marion Rushville Anderson Knightstown and Richmond. Numerous items include harnesses pianos and farm goods offered by W. H. Sharer and Wooten Hill with notes on sickness travel and court terms.
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Wooten & Hill
Charles H. Gear
Marion
W. P. Henley
Richmond
Dr. Creger
Lewisville
Wooten & Hill’s
O.M. Backous
Muncie
Elwood Scott
W. H. Sharer
Mra
J. A. Sipe
Rushville
Winifred Schooley
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Albert Williams
Centerville
J. E. Campbell
Frankton
Earl Coverston
Nellie Gates
Martha Harris
Knightstown
Cyrus Rhoades
Seth Hase
Hase
Merley Hill
Chicago
Lavonne Henley Dies at Age 14
Lavonne Henley daughter of Edgar and Alma Henley died yesterday morning after a period of ill health. A bright and intellectual 14 year old, she was the joy of her parents and a promise of future life. The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow from the family home with Rev. Trueblood and Rev. Fletcher of Connersville presiding.
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William Henley
Magee Et
Rushville
Hill’s
Dr. Porter
Farmer's Institute
Rush County
Anna E Hill
M. E. Church
Anthony
Grace Nixon
E. J. Dunn’s
Lillie Weingart
Eunice Publow
Mary d
Richmond
Cable
Franklyn
Mr Blacklidge
Lavonne
Edgar
Alma Henley
Fourth Lecture by Hon J K Willey At Christian Church
The fourth number of the Church Lecture Course was delivered by Hon J K Wley last Friday at the Christian church. A large attentive audience heard the talk titled A Rauble among Words though Wiles was hampered by poor delivery from a lost tooth, affecting articulation and spirit.
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J. KE. Wley
The
Christian Church
Wiles
Found: Large black Faseinator reported by officer
A large black Faseinator was found and logged by officers, with payment notice and Paseinator details noted as part of the incident record.
Sam L Newlows Gash Store Seeks Savers and Dimes
An advertisement for Sam L Newlows Gash Store extols the value of savings over bank deposits. It claims prices are 10 to 25 percent cheaper than credit stores on ten common items and promises a dollar’s worth of goods free if not cheaper.
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Weingart & Newlie
O. W. Righter
John Herkless
Cyrus Coffin
Changy
Henley & Peters
John Pettiford
Mesdames
T. W. Taylor
Enos Collin
Anderson
Miriam
Scholl
W.H. Sharer
Lemmon
W. H. Shavers
Alfred Blacksidge
O. S. Coffin
Henry Scholl
Lyons Station
J. H. Scholl
Arthur Braden
Frank Gray
Wm. Macy
New Castle
J. C. Hill
Churchill & Co
Ruth Warner
Western Springs
McCormick
T. Benton Henley
Hamel
W.H
W. H. Sharer’s
Anti-Saloon League
D. V. Stephens
T. J. Anthony
W. H
I.O. O. F. Hall
Lodge
D. of R
Folsom
SER Dain
Great South
Southern Railway Co
South
Washington D.C
Daily Bulletin
O.S. Coffin & CO
Carthage
Bee Harry Watts
Lad
Johnson & Son
Foneral
Indiana
Johnson
Hello Central
Stephens
E. W. Grove
Lavonne Henley
SAM. L. Newlows Gash
O. S. Hill
EADS
Ici
Knights Town
Ind
AL. Stewart