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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
4
A miscellany of commodity prices for wheat hay flour oats and cattle along with retail sugar molasses syrups and produce items. The text also contains public notices about travel promotions Big Four route advertising and funeral arrangements plus tobacco cure advertising and band orchestration offers.
The article lists Colum bus precinct boundary descriptions and notes Republican precinct meetings on March 28 1898 at various venues to select delegates for the city convention on March 29 1898. Delegates are assigned per precinct with meeting locations including Doll’s paint shop Ulrich Block Kramer’s shoe shop Crump’s street car barn and other venues.
The City Republican Convention is scheduled to meet at City Hall on March 29 at 7 30 p m to nominate candidates for mayor clerk treasurer and marshal. Precinct meetings to select delegates are set for March 28 with designated precincts and delegate totals listed.
Miss May Tirtle travels to Boswell this morning to trim hats for the Upton millinery house, indicating preparations for the shop’s upcoming season.
An advertisement promotes No lo Strong as a tobacco cessation product promising easy lifelong quitting. It claims the remedy boosts energy and vigor and offers a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.
John G. Lay advertises his barber and hair styling services as the best in the city with easy shave and first class haircut offerings posted opposite the post office on Nem Street.
Second notice for the Hustler Queensware shop owned by Chas Pruitt at 426 Washington Street. Christmas and New Year goods including dolls and toys advertise low prices.
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