General Harrison Dead Former president Harrison dies at home
General Harrison died at his Indianapolis home on Wednesday evening just before five o clock after a brief illness. Tributes poured in from around the world praising him as a great man and the Gladstone of America, with many calling him the greatest man of the time and lauding his life and character.
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United States
Benjamion Harrison
Indianapolis
Gen. Harrison
Gladstone
America
Mail Route Inspectors Threaten Suspension in Walnut Ridge
Report from Walnut Ridge says a Greenfield Rural route inspector pressured residents of Rural Route No 3 to accept door delivery, using threats of route discontinuation and other tactics. Citizens are urged to be patient as daily Carthage mail delivery is promised to resume.
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Walnut Ridge
Greenfield
Carthage
Belgian Hares For Sale In Henderson Indiana
Breeding or meat hares of a clear Belgaim strain for sale in healthy condition. Less troublesome than chickens and better for the table. Prices as low as 75 cents each. Contact E McDown Gat Henderson Indiana.
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E. McDown Gat. Henderson
Ind
A Prophet Slain by a Lion Speech Theme at Church
Rev Hall will deliver Sunday evening sermon at the Christian church titled A Prophet Slain by a Lion. The message emphasizes biblical courage and steadfast faith in the face of danger. Community attendees are invited to attend the service.
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Hall
The
Christian Church
James Keifner
Lesta M. Sharp
Arlington
Christian Curgh
J. H. Hall
Gas Well Drilled for Farmers in Ripley Township
Ed Adkina sunk a promising gas well on Nancy Jane Binford’s farm near Beach in northeast Ripley township. The project benefits local farmers who are part of the company and look to a bright outlook as gas production begins.
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Ed Adkina
Ripley
Nancy Jane Binford
Arlington Notes and Local Ads in Rush County
A crowded page reports town visits and business notes from Arlington and Rushville. Mentions include Mattie Bent ads, Mrs Ida Cannon visiting Kokomo, Braden at a Cambridge City sale, Sharer selling Sulky King plows, new seeds at Waxtep, a marriage at Arlington, a deputy assessor appointment, and plans for Stephens contest. Also references Henley Cook book and local political chatter in Knightstown.
Corset covers and muslin undergarments priced in cents
The advertisement lists corset covers at 19c 25c 39c and 50c Muslin drawers at 39c 45c and 50c Muslin underskirts with deep embroidery flounce and dust ruffle priced at 50c and 1.00 Each item highlights affordable women’s undergarments with detailed fabric work and clear price points.
Helm Family Visits to Aid Ill Sister in Desperate Battle
Dr and Mrs E E Helm visit with their three children Olive Earnestine and Bertoxn to be at the bedside of Mrs Helm’s sister Olive Hunnicut whose life was despaired of but now is improving.
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E. E. Helm
Olive, Earnestine
Bertoxn
Helm
Olive Hunnicut
Steph ens contest prompts nationwide participation
Phenix demonstration of canned goods a complete success with large attendance of ladies and highest praise for the goods. Sold only by Henley.
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Phenix
Henley
Carthage Lodge 255 to Mark 35th Anniversary
The N O O F Carthage invites Odd Fellows and families to celebrate the thirty fifth anniversary of Carthage Lodge 255 on May 224 evening. Attendees are asked to bring well filled baskets.
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Carthage
Institution of Carthage
Odd Fellows
Brother from Tacoma visits sister after ten years
Mr Geo. H. Berry of Tacoma Washington in visiting former Detroit home and cities New York Philadelphia and Richmond paused to see his sister Miss Mary Berry on Saturday and Sunday. The reunion was a glad surprise as she had not seen him for ten years.
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Geo. H. Berry
Tacoma
Wath
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Richmond
Miss Mary Berry
Jewelry window shines with elegant chain display
A jewelry store showcases an elegant display of chains in its window attracting passersby. Local shoppers notice the refined pieces and the shop owner highlights a range of styles and prices.
Elmer J Binford Seeks State Senate Seat
Prices bread at Kennedy s Elmer J Binford attorney and hustler who backed Greenfield traction plans may run for state senator in Rush Hancock and Madison counties. Republicans likely hold the seat next term. if nominated he would win the vacated by Senator Cregor. Verdict by ladies praising Phenix canned goods at Henley s. Take a night off at the Columbia Monday March 25 as The Clarion male quartet performs.
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Elmer J. Binford
Rush
Hancock
Madison
Binford
Cregor
Henley’s
Columbia
Clarion
Salem Public Schools Celebrate Washington Birthday at Presbyterian Church
Salem public schools joined in a Washington's birthday program at the Presbyterian church last Friday afternoon. The church was crowded as children clapped for each selection showing patriotism and zest. Under Supt Wilson and Miss Gates with teachers, the program was long but successful and engaging. Salem News.
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Salem
Washington
Presbyterian Church
America
Supt. Wilson
Miss Gates
Salem News
Rice Growers News Notes Local Social Event
The Guey dan News and the Crowley Signal report courtesy from James Winslow farming near Gueydan. Misses Pearle Coffin Anna Earnest and Delcine Drake organized a successful I F A Fs round at Grace Michael's on Wednesday evening with oranges bananas coffee whipped cream and doughnuts. refreshments were all eaten.
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Gueydan
Crowley Signal
Louisana
James Winslow
Pearle Coffin
Anna Earnest
Delcine Drake
Grace Michael
Indianapolis News Expands Presses For Rapid Daily Circulation
The Indianapolis News installs presses with capacity for 96,000 twelve page papers per hour and converts two double supplement presses into quadruple presses. With a daily circulation around 53,000, the paper seeks speed to keep columns open late and deliver near instant service to patrons.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
Ingram Carpets Advertises Cash Time Price Range
The notice states cash and time price terms for carpet purchases. It claims per yard rates from 25 to 49 cents, with customers allowed any cutting length and a quoted 244 percent figure. The language appears as an advertisement offering flexible pricing.
Special boots and home goods sale at low prices
This week we offer a special price on rubber boots Candee HoodBoston or Bay State Carpet chain 2c per 1b Less than the market price for same quality New ribbon rosettes for the hair 15c and 20c Linoleum 45¢ a yard That Singer low arm sewing machine at $12.50 is worth twice the money Our 4 drop head machine at $17.50 gives great satisfaction and saves big money Everything else at rock bottom prices.
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Singer
Mull brothers to start Manila bank with April launch
Thomas K. and Lon Mull will embark in the banking business in Manila about April first and will be known as the Manila bank. The amount of capital they can bring and the high esteem in which they are held insure them success.
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Hancock Democrats
Knightstown
Sixth
Deem
Independent
Watson
James E. Watson
Congress
Thomas K
Lon Mull
Manila
Manila Bank
Mull Brothers
March and April Push for Wider Paper Distribution
The Tus Cantance Recoup expands after its new plant, reaching more people than ever. To boost awareness, the paper will send out 100 to 200 sample copies per issue during March and April. Each day adds interest to Stephena's contest.
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Mnonthe
Tus
Handa
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Chicago
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