St Paul takes two, four straight in series
St Paul outplayed Milwaukee in both ends and captured the double bill to stretch their winning streak to four. Toledo also won 6 to 0, while Columbus injuries mounted with Mahling and Downs sidelined after pitches and hits. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Hoblitzer starred with two unassisted double plays.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Ryan
Lewis
Ferguson
Toledo
Litton
Hickman
Mahling
Columbus
Scott
Karger
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hoblitzer
Mrs Seedman Taken To Indianapolis For Surgery
The many friends of Mrs Seedman who recently moved to our town learn of her serious illness. She was taken to Indianapolis Tuesday and will be operated on within the next few days. The community wishes her a speedy recovery and return home soon.
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Seedman
Indianapolis
Congressman Ralph Moss to Speak in Coatsville
Hon Ralph Moss congressman for this district will speak in Coatsville on Saturday September 24 at 7 30 p m. Members of all political parties are cordially invited by the local committee.
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Ralph Moss
Coatsville
Horse Thieves Strike Danville Area
A horse and buggy stolen from Millard Christie’s barn were recovered wandering in North Indianapolis last Saturday as thieves abandoned the rig. Items stolen from J L Darnell Robi McCown and Benj Kessler were found in the woods near the Presbyterian church. Cigars and liquors taken from H L Wilson’s drug store are the only remaining missing items.
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Millard Christie
Indianapolis
J. L. Darnell
Robi. McCown
Benj. Kessler
Presbyterian Church
H. L. Wilson
Election Inspectors Named for Township Precincts
The appointment list includes Center with Lloyd Holtsclaw O E Nichols and T S Adams Washington Ira Fogleman Guilford Emmett Bly and Everett Newlin Liberty Frank Martin Morton West and Ora F Martin Franklin Charles Vaughn Clay Otto Lakin and Ray Hufford Marion Charles Bidgood Eel River Horace G Cook and Chas Clay Union Jonathan Lowe Middle Ed Sawyer Brown Leon Eaton Lincoln Albert Webb.
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Center
Lloyd Holtsclaw
O. E. Nichols
T.S. Adams
Washington
Ira Fogleman
Guilford
Emmett Bly
Everett Newlin
Liberty
Frank Martin
Morton West
Ora F. Martin
Franklin
Charles Vaughn
Clay
Otto Lakin
Ray Hufford
Marion
Charles Bidgood
Eel River
Horace G. Cook
Chas. Clay
Union
Jonathan Lowe
Sawyer
Brown
Leon
Eaton
Lincoln
Albert Webb
Sylvester Ellett Plans 20 by 40 Addition at Coatesville Store
Sylvester Ellett cleared ground behind his large Coatesville store to build a 20x40 addition. He will expand his stock with the latest farm machinery and set up movable machines to demonstrate their operation. Since arriving in Coatesville he has made many improvements benefiting the town.
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Sylvester Ellett
Ellett
Coatesville
Rushing Orders From Enterprising Tile Maker
E. R. Ellis rushes his tile factory day and night to meet heavy orders. Demand is high this season and he warns customers to order early before supply runs out. He will not be responsible for delays on late rush orders.
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E. R. Ellis
Large crowd attends Friends Meeting at Plainfield
Last Sunday at the Plainfield Friends meeting a record turnout was reported with an estimated 15 000 attendees. The session drew both members and visitors and an annual meeting at Richmond is now in session with expectations of a large crowd.
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Plainfield
Richmond
Stand Up for Home Trade and Local Merchants
A call to favor local merchants over catalogue houses urges readers to consider how money spent locally funds taxes roads and schools and supports community needs. It argues cash orders through Gambold and Gobert’s store offer similar prices, credit, and service, countering catalogue chains.
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Catalogue
Keen Rivalry Grows in Herald Contest
The Herald Contest stirs growing interest as voting continues with workers canvassing hourly for votes. Everyone braces for a final dash under the wire.
Piano contest ends soon with big prizes for top backers
A political style contest offers a $825 piano to the top organizer and substantial credit prizes to runners up. Subscribers vote through coupons and ballots, with two thirds vote thresholds to qualify for certificates redeemable toward Krell French pianos. The clock runs sixteen days to close on Saturday at 8 p.m. and organizers urge immediate mobilization.
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Krell-French Piano Co
Lst
Storms Starts New Residence on East Street
Robert Gr. Storms, who moved from Martinsville weeks ago, begins a T-rocin house on East Street. He and his four sons cut lumber and handle carpentry, aiming to add greatly to that part of town.
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Robert Gr. Storms
Martinsville
East Street
Best high grade fertilizer and farm goods on sale
I offer high grade fertilizer at the lowest price today. Call before you buy. Also available Hominy Meal batled hay straw. I pay the highest market prices for all kinds of hay. K.KE. MAISTrEN Coatesville bud Subscribe for the WeRacp.
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Palso
K.ke
Maistren
Coatesville
Bud
Masten Lumber worker Hurt by Nail Incident
Last Monday Guy K. Masten stepped on a nail in the Masten Lumber Co carpenter department while uncrating doors. He will be laid up for several days but the nail was not rusty and with proper care he is expected to resume duties at the office.
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Purdue
Tl. F. Harr
Syracuse
Harr
Seybold
Fletcher
Guy K. Masten
Masten Lumber Co
Paul Hampton Leaves for Gosport In Quiet Notice
The Herald reports Paul Hampton a trick operator and reporter has departed to Gosport dreaming of past times in Coatsville. He longed for the frogs croaking and woodpeckers pecking on Vandalia poles as readers reflect on his departure.
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Paul Hampton
Herald
Halley
Gosport
Coatsville
Paul
Grading Completed on East Street to Start Concrete Work
The grading on East Street is completed and ready for concrete work. The contract will be let on Monday September 26 to the lowest bidder and work to begin at once. The street will be constructed on both sides and will enhance property values, improving a desirable neighborhood with nice residences.
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East Street
A Necessity for Vandalia Signals at Crossings
The Vandalia group plans to sink a well at their tower house west of town to aid operators. They note long trips for drinking water and missed messages causing trains to stop. They urge roads to consider safety items to prevent accidents and foresee a future with signalmen at crossings.
Of Vital Interest in Building Public Parks
Towns often overlook park provision until growth demands space. Cities grow from small beginnings into thriving communities. Planning ahead to set aside grounds for park use benefits residents and civic charm, offering a cozy meeting place in warmer months.
Real Estate Firm Promotes Anonymous Listings at New Office
Thos De Witt Wolfe advertises a new real estate firm at this place calling for listings of farms stocks business blocks and rentals. Prospective sellers are asked to submit full descriptions with prices by number only no listing or advertising charges and no obligation unless a sale occurs with a price set if satisfactory.
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Thos. de Witt Wolfe
Final Push for Piano Give Away on October 8
Sixteen days remain to rally subscribers for the Herald as the HlexaALp Piano prize nears giveaway on October 8. The note urges immediate effort, stressing that strong work now can swing votes and secure the prize, with a final appeal to line up workers before October 7.
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Hia
Tarenow
SIFTINGS From Winona Lake to Brazil in Local Incidents
Craig Mackey of Winona Lake pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner Berkey and awaits trial in Indianapolis. A 69 year old Pleasant Township farmer, Alexander Woods, was killed at Sheldon station by a passing train. Louis Griswell survived a robbery attack but suffered a fractured skull after a sandbag blow, while $300 gold watch was left behind. An expressman, George Jones, died on duty between Cloverdale and Douglas from heart trouble. A 3 year old near Trafalgar escaped unharmed after a runaway horse ride. Stephen France, 35, was killed in the Brazil No 9 mine when coal fell on him.
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Craig Mackey
Winona Lake
United States
Berkey
Goshen
Indianapolis
Marshal Boyd
Alexander Woods
Pleasant Township
Sheldon
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valey Traction Company
Louis Griswell
Griswell
George Jones
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
Cloverdale
Douglas
Floy Fleener
Grover Fleener
Trafalgar
Stephen France
Brazil Black Coal Company
Dolman
Brazil
France
Mrs. A. D. Winship Enrolls in Ohio State University
Mrs. A D Winship aged 80 and former Racine Wisconsin resident now in Columbus registered Saturday as a student at Ohio State University. She will take an optional course saying she attends college to acquire all the knowledge she can after returning from a Michigan summer school.
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A. D. Winship
Racine
Wis
Columbus
Ohio State University
Boiler accident endangers Hartford City engineer
Albert Roush of Hartford City, a plant engineer, was nearly cooked alive when fireman John Werner accidentally started steam in the boiler while Roush was inside. he is in critical condition. Separate report: Kokomo grocer James Smith robbed of 211 dollars at home on South Main street as he talked on his porch. thieves entered. Burglaries hit Lafayette clothing store Ditzler & Co across from police HQ, stealing over 5000 in goods. In Montgomery County, three men find a culvert den, provoking a snake attack. 51 snakes killed, including 30 three-footers.
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Albert Roush
Hartford City
Lighting Company
John Werner
Roush
Roushis
James Smith
Kokomo
South Main Street
Smith
Ditzler & Co
Lafayette
New Richmond
Thomas de Vault
Andrew Breakfield
Frank Perkins
Montgomery County
Herbert Holman
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