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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Dr O H Mennett and his Biggist Ready Mixed Paints promising superior results for those unable to find good paints. The copy urges consumers to try the product for quality coverage and lasting finish.
The artist John Sargent enjoys music as his favored pastime noted after his successful Royal Academy exhibition. Beside oversize listings include Meyer & Brugina and Meyer & Brownie basement store ads and a station for Dinner Sets Lamps Trunks. Also recalls a minister’s toast at an editorial convention and a June excursion for Sons of Veterans with low-rate non-transferable tickets via Pennsylvania Lines.
A bold statement of variety and quality in annual offerings, promising a curated selection from the market’s finest wares. The message emphasizes consistency across seasons and the appeal of top choices available.
The Fehring's Democratic Organization presents a full slate of county and township committee members led by Chairman J. F. Cox and Secretary A. W. Breeden. It includes Clifty to Union townships with Petitions and Pet. names such as Cornelius Hayes Chas J. Kinneey Z. H. Hauser J. H. Arnold W. W. Adams R. F. Everroad H. H. Bosse Albert Evans Roger T. Dixon John Rynerson Chas J Zeigner Brenton Hill W. J. Long Jessie W Bevis Clinton Loy Sherman W. Bline E A Norman Jonas Fischel Phillip Gilleland William Settles Wm Johnson Chas Hodier Daniel Wertz Edward Cooper Chas Helt BE Wills Chas Spiece Henry Seele and a Democratic City Organization led by Chairman J. D. Emmons and Secretary A. N. Blessing with Treasurer H. Karl Volland plus committee men Cornelius Hayes James Henry Bert Blessing W C Smith Carl Volland Irvin Reynolds Chas Jones Chas Schowe Geo Meyers. Nearly 100,000,000.
A contract closed yesterday afternoon for two ascensions scheduled on the fourth. Officials confirmed the agreement and timing, noting it completes project milestones and enables planned ceremonies.
Wm. Schumacher of Hamilton Ohio signs with the Fourth of July committee for two balloon ascensions in the city at 10 am and 5 pm The Schumacher troupe includes Prof Henry LeClair Mrs Ethel LeClair and the dog Jack They will perform from the railroad square with a 1500 yard silk balloon and parachute drops from 1000 feet News recaps past Helena and general ad copy note on local goods and baseball standings
A. N. Goff and family went to Franklin last evening. Mrs. David Breeding and visitors returned to Clifford. Horace Draves came back from Moores Hill. Miss Ora Anthony returned from Grammer. Mrs. Lund visited from Noblesville. John Snively returns to Indianapolis tomorrow. Many others travel to Franklin, Indianapolis, Bloomington, New Albany, Cortland, and Columbus for dances, funerals, or visits. Postmaster W. A. Stevens went to Chicago. Mac Hosen returned from Cleveland. Frank Herod came from New York City with family to visit. A restructuring of Chas. Lay Feed store places emphasis on 211 Washington St. Aust & Krause’s old stand.
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