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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1897

Page

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Convention Echoes A YMCA Paper Lists Key Speakers

E W Titus reports on the Twenty Eighth Annual YMCA convention in Evansville November 4 to 9 with 180 delegates. Gov Mount presided and urged young men to seek conscience and God, while Geo B Hodge and T J Kirkpatrick emphasized education and business responsibility. Major Rosencrander plans a $30,000 industrial technical school building in Evansville.

The Young Men’s Christian Associations Evansville A C Rosencrandés Evansville Association

Bicola Pills Promoted as Cure for Nervous Diseases

A vintage advertisement proclaims Bicola Pills cure nervous and blood troubles improving heart lungs and nerves by purifying blood. It credits THE TURNERS of Philadelphia as discoverers and touts Po-Melia Infant's Friend and TURNERS Little Liver pills as aids for babies and the weak sold by Hauser & Parker. The ad notes Lienberger's as a tie seller and mentions a strong state convention influence.

Church Railroads Banks Turrneens Philadelphia

Hope to Host Bartholomew Farmers Institute Event

Bartholomew County Farmers Institute to be held in Hope on Wednesday and Thursday December 13 and 16 with a full program of music papers discussions and talks led by local leaders and visiting figures. The schedule includes cement floor building cattle education sheep husbandry and poultry management topics, and features Rev Z T Sweeney and local speakers. Local notices remind residents of store ads and venue details.

Bartholomew County Farmers’ Institute Hope

Gus Hill's Company Delights Crump's Theatre Audience

Gus Hill's aggregation performed at Crump's Theatre to a good sized crowd last night. The actors earned continued applause for several standout impersonations and generally favorable reviews. A local note promotes buying a tie as a gift for your sweetheart.

Gus Hill Crump’s Theatre

Holiday bargains and local ads from St. Denis and Rost stores

Announcements for candidates will run until after the convention with daily or weekly rates. Messages advertise candy making and holiday goods at Becht and Stahlhuth drug store. Standout items include baby moccasins 20c, child shoes 40c, and kid boots at low prices. Ads promote Rost jewelry and Kinney & Kinney insurance. tf

Hope News items note Columbus visitors and local activity

Gleanings from the Hope News Journal record Mrs Fred Donner and daughter Miss Lillian of Columbus visiting town Saturday evening. Several Columbus residents are listed as in town or calling, including Mrs Jane Sidener and Civil Engineer W H Rights. The note mentions Bartholomew county truant officers costing about 1800 annually and shoplifting issues in Columbus.

Fred Donner Lillian Columbus Jane Sidener Arthur May W H Rights

Woman Returns Home After Brother's Death

A woman traveling to Columbus is reported to have returned to her home city today due to the death of her brother. Den.

Columbus

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Advertisement

Public notice for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offered by druggists with a money back guarantee if not curative. Price set at 25 cents. Genuine tablets marked L. Q. on each tablet as authenticity cue. tf.

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. W. Titus YMCA Young Men’s Christian Associa Tion Gov. Mount State Committee Men’s Christian Association Indiana Reformatory Boys Reformatory Young Men’s Christian Association Geo. B. Hodge New York Grammar Ates School For Medicine Law Mr. Hodge T. J. Kirkpatrick Springfield New Jerusalem Heaven Jesus Kingdom of God Man Are Ohio Christ Shaye Wright Hauser & Parker Eow Lienberger Spiehler Muasic Farmers’ Institute County Rev C. A. Haehnle Samuel Hitch Terry E. A. Jones Web Heagy Lewis Vogler Arthur Glick A. M. Stew Art, Jr Sheep Husbandry Major Strickland Ings Seventh-Street Frank J. M.carthy Ernest Cosby Mr. Sweeney Richmond Lienberger’s Walter Coffee W W Stevens Grant Perry Arnold's D&wt Joseph Rice Oriucco Elijah Carter W Trotter Rost’s Tom Lambert Frank McCallie Lew Cunningham Northside B. Church Frank Ueberroth Theo. Templeton Belle Stapp Ollie Glick Emma D Perry Myrtle Linke Wayland & Wells C. E. Talkington Hope Schools la Grippe Cummins Mullins Ben Essex Kate Plesinger Clover T. B. Terry Eldredge Derson Emma D. Perry Joe Bur Dennis Hopkins Jones Music Jesse Som Lucien Arbuckle Joe Wooley Fitzgerald, Ga Hope News-Journal Joe St. Denis Frank Fulwider Lehman & Co John C. Blades Hope Record Chas Deckers Jackson St Pittsburg A. George Ollie Spaugh W. W. Stevens Tyner H. Cummina Telephone Columbus Handle and ‘Tool Co Liensberger’s Kinney & Kinney Jewelry Store Becht’s Candy Kitchen St. Dens Stahlhuth Hope News Michael Unger John Bloomingstock Joe Graham Newbern Bartholomew County Frank Pfeifer G W Thompson Joseph Graham WH Aikin J. A. George Middletown Mrs Elmer Stienbarger Mrs. E. Vandegriff India Miss Lula Brevoort Friends Indianapolis R. E. Elvin Frank Smith Frank Schwartzkopf Wm. Smith, Jr Winchester Fuller Swift Hellen C. P. Murray Rost Arnold S. D&wt John Bowman Edinburg St. Denis Bar G.M. Overstreet, Sr Franklin Star Blanch Woesner Maud Ewen Sey. Dem G. J. Schmitt Stabiuth Pennsylvania Railway Company Walesbury Margaret Wilson Albert Dion Amity Joe Horton Ohio Weekly Farmer Astigmatiom SSS Fholiday Gxo H. Cummins
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