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Newspaper

Columbus Evening Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1898

Page

2

Announcements for Joint Senator and County Offices

A list of candidates announced for Joint Senator and county offices in a Republican nominating process. Names include W. W. Lambert for Joint Senator. Fred Ulrich, James Burke, Albert Gowens, Stephen Bailey, Scott Elzesn, Henry Howe, Vincent Thompson, David Philips, Ut Hunter for various county and city posts. Also brief wartime dispatch notes on defense measures and naval movements amid Spain tensions.

Fred Ulrich James Burke

Corn, Hogs and Farm Goods Sell High Amid Wary Farmers

The report notes farm products including corn and hogs fetch strong prices that uplift struggling farmers while wage earners gain satisfactory wages. Despite this, Democrats remain dissatisfied with the situation.

Wicar

Anchor Building and Loan Fails in New Albany

New Albany Ind Feb 21 The Anchor Building and Loan Association filed a deed of assignment of all its property to Joseph F Foley as trustee for creditors. Assets amount to about 8000 in mortgages on real estate across several Indiana counties. Liabilities not given but said not to exceed assets. Officers were Frank M Wilkerson president and Claude Foreline secretary both of Louisville Ky The association had a local branch the number of branches unknown. Authorities warn that building and loan societies should be home based and member driven.

Frank M. Wilkerson Claude Foreline Louisville, Ky New York Sun

Local Notes From Jonesville and Nearby Towns

Lizzie Shumway spent Saturday in Columbus with Mrs. Williams moving into her father’s home. A Illinois man rents Mrs. Williams’s house. Services are planned at the Christian church next Friday night. Talkington family visited Columbus last Sunday. Rev. Ben of Azalia preached at the M E church last Sunday night. S W Harding’s piano tuner serviced Cud Abel. Mrs. Lewis can sit up. Jeffersonville relatives visit February 20 at 2 30 p m. Bertha Seely and Charles Kiel wed at the Lutheran church. reception at the Kiel home follows. A large turnout attended the fair at Mr Kiel’s country residence Monday. Peters Jr of Seymour was in town last Saturday. Schlechter now serves as city marshal.

Bar Girl Becomes Lawyer From Bar Russia to New York

Miss Serber born in Bar Russia came to the United States with family over six years ago. She studied law at the University of the City of New York, graduated in 1896, and is now opening a downtown office preparing for a legal career with plans to later study medicine and jurisprudence. Her English is fluent with a slight accent.

New York Alice Serber Lexington Avenue Serber Bar Russia Miss Serber Law School University of the City of New York

Stobo the blacksmith offers expert horse shoeing

JUS STOBO, a blacksmith, advertises special attention to horses with sore feet and promises proper shoeing to ensure your horse is shod correctly by Stobo.

Jus Stobo

Conscience in Medicine and Clubhouse Labor

A San Francisco doctor refuses a large tip after a rich patient pays 500 while insisting the base charge is 50. Months later the patient receives a charged bill for various treatments aiding many people. A women’s club hires male workers for a clubhouse then notes a ceiling accident and the patch remains visible. A vice president quips about men in the club. The piece notes costs of prosthetics and rapid rat reproduction.

San Francisco

No Tobacco Spit No Smoke Your Life Away Ad

An old consumer ad touts No-To-Bac as a cure to quit tobacco easily and forever. It claims the product makes weak men strong and offers a booklet and sample free. Available from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York for 50c or 81.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

Notice to Heirs in Estate of Charles Mathews

Bartholomew Circuit Court in Indiana holds a final settlement hearing for Charles Mathews estate. Executor Norace G. Solomon has filed accounts and vouchers. heirs creditors and legatees must appear March 21 to show cause why approval should not be granted.

Charles Mathews Bartholomew Circuit Court Otice Norace G. Solomon Circuit Court Bartholomew Columbus Indiana George Werner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Timmense Manhattan Clothing Co Washington Street J. L. Gysie Columbus Evening Star E. H. Kinney, S. A. Turpin W. W. Lambert County Recorder Albert &. Gowens Recorder Sieriff Ostephen Baily Bartholomew County Scott Elzesn Henry Howe Cliffy Township Vincent Thompson David Yhilips Hunter War Department Washington Maine The For Department Alger Congress Meiklejohn Spain North Atlantic the Gulf Florida Cincinnati Castine Rio de Jan Eiro South America United States Lien New Albany Ind Anchor Building and Loan Association Joseph F. Foley Mort Gajies al Plan Building and Loan Association Jonesville Lizzie Shumway Mrs. Williams Mr. Watta Illinois Chris Tian Church Ben Azalia M. E. Church S. W. Harding Cud Abel Miss Bertha Peters’ Jr Seymour Mr. Schlechter J B Cook & Son Grocers Corner Second Jackson Citizens SCHA Candy Kitchen P. O E. C. Becht F.m.watt Third Street John M. Newcomb Jackson Street Herny Meier 4Th Stree Henry Meir Bruing Vonstrohe Baltimore Sycamore St F. Donner Washington St Hin Will R. Carman John Hughes W.H. Buxton Wayland & Wflls Bell Phone Harrison A. E., Hartman Franklin Street Scount Scott’s John G. Lay Postoffice Opp Hustler Queensware Chas. P. Pruitt Prop M. J. Hirth Car 10Th and Mechanicsts Sanders & Taylor J. E. Ferguson Washington St. &K Erguson Loy Orleans E.w.ragsdale Washngton St Breining & CO Breining Phenix Drug Store Hauser & Walker Holmes WM. Donholt M’fr Clarence W. Adams H. L. Ros S5nively, Grocer Cor 16Th and Home Ave E.E. Waddington Frank McNeal Chestnut Street Fred Wolland Best On Earth H. T. Burnett & CO Grocers of Davidson & Henderson L. Rosenbush & CO T.G Winans Try Armour Fremont Davis Franklin St Henry von Fange Chas. Danforth Manus H. Pyel Geo. Fellows V.i.griser J. A. Hughes Cor 4Th and Franklin Weton’s Q. J. Noblitt Dolla George Schinnerer Steve Wood East Third Street GEO. Schinneree White House Hilger-Straus Company H Ighest Cr. P. Major Tobacco Warehouse Louisville D. W. Wheeler Pri i J.B. McKenzie Hopkinsvil JR Armstead Mopkins. Ie the American Credit and Rating Co. (Incorporated Evening Star Silverman W. H. Sharp Jackson Michigan
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