Dividends Paid Monthly oil stock promotion from Indianapolis
A prospectus advertises the Star Union oil company offering monthly one percent dividends on stock value. It claims 1000 acres in Lima field with 42 producing wells, plans 159 more, and par value near. The piece praises management, associates, and nearby references to attract investors seeking high returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Great South
Lima
Standard Oil Company
Ohio and Indiana Oil Company
Star Union
Carthage
Columbia National Bank of Indianapolis
W. A. Bristol
D. Brenneke
R.G. Harseimi
C. A. Biker
John W. Kern
Indiana
L. R. Wooten
Ora Staley
Charlottesville
W. S. Montgomery
Republican
Greenfield
D. W. Kinsey
Citizens Bank
New Castle
Fragmentary OCR item about a man and family names
The readable lines reference a man and his son Jithm son of Nan, with odd phrases about drawing and colors. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear events or details to summarize a coherent news item or notice.
Bohemian Dream Fades For Dorothy Brockway In New York
Dorothy Brockway leaves her mother’s world seeking bohemian life in New York with Corinne Morrison and two newspaper men. After roughing it in a shabby studio and a sleazy cafe, she endures a failed writing attempt, a rough night out, and a sobering return note from Corinne. Meanwhile Teddy Morrison wrestles with love and a letter from Dorothy announcing her return home to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brockway
Teddy
Mamma
Ted
Jersey City
Tark Row
Dorothy
Corinne Morrison
Corinne
Greenie
Connie
Coeyes
Bohemia
Park Row
Martinetti’s
Goosie
Reggie
Dolly
Post
New York
Ted Morrison
Reggie Cutting
O. K
Brakeman William Shaffer Recovers After Rheumatism Sale
William Shaffer of Tennison Ohio lay bed for weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. He sought remedies at McCaw's drug store and used Chamberlain's Balm, claiming it freed his limbs in a week and let him return to work. Sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaffe
Tennison
Ohio
Says
McCaw
Chamberlain's
J. H. McCarty & Son
Eliza the old Philadelphia retainer keeps secret fortune
In a Philadelphia Record tale, Eliza, longtime family helper, guards a £600 savings, while eight year old Tom unveils the stash to friends. She storms out, worries a burglar could exploit the bank location next to Williams’ candy shop, and lectures Tom on prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Philadelphia
Tom
Philadelphia Record
Williams
Wanted good girl for house work near town
Short help wanted notice seeking a first class housekeeper for pleasant surroundings and good wages. Apply at the office in person or by phone for details.
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Bell Phone
Alonzo Sokn
Carthage, Indiana
New Rotel
Ing Public
J.A. Hamilton
Knightstown
F. G. Hackleman
Rushville, Ind
Syber-Kurg Block
Johnson's
Benj. F. Miller
Papomsy and Councelor
North
Sitcof
Rushville
P. J. Sattler
BL. Heller
Henley Block
Sayinss Assoiatior
Bank
Logan Stinger
Owen
Hill Notary Public
Carthage, Ind
J. B. Schrighte
Ramite & Barble Honuherts
Ushville
Ind
Rushville, MD
Wilson’s Clothing Store
Rush
A. P. Wagoner
George W Osborne
Young & Young Attorneys
Frite
The
Star Union Oil Company
W. L. Strickland
Will
Matev
Nan
Jithm
America
Becaus
Florida
Louisville & Nashville
RB. R
St. Augustine
N. Broadway
St. Louis
Adams St
Chicago
Kansas City
Louisville
S. E. Cor
Vine
Cincinnati
C. L.stone
Louisville, Ly
Pittsburgh
Aatviaty
Soo
Main St. Carthage, Ind
A. N. Casey
Jcubbard
Ackie
R. C. Mill
Prop
JF Tweedy
Walter Linford Guthens
T. C. McClure
Morrison
Terry Morrison
Docree Beta
Cood Seed Cate
J.D Tubby
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