Charlies Clark Leads With 126 Votes to Date
The record notes total votes received up to this date showing Charlies Clark with 126 votes.
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Newspaper
Columbus Evening Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1897
Page
3
The record notes total votes received up to this date showing Charlies Clark with 126 votes.
Readable fragments list several individuals by name across a social page. It includes Mrs Fred Ulrich Mrs Fred Koltemeyer Mrs Tom Hull and other entries such as Jonathan Smith Walter Doup Charles Norton Mrs James Lash Hal Daffy Mrs Thomas Mrs Joe Gysie plus scattered indices and stray words. The text is incomplete with partial phrases and formatting errors.
Burnetts for turkeys announced for local readers as new Star subscribers arrive daily. Marion Glick from Flatrock and Chas Knowles from Cincinnati were in town today. Mrs. McFall of Iowa, visiting daughter Mrs. Samuel Bowman, will depart this evening.
Thanksgiving day features the season's big game between Columbus and Greensburg at the Park. E L Williams reports a quarantine lift toward Mobile and a fading yellow fever for readers. City band officers elected include Ed Redman president Bert Buxton secretary Fred C Ulrich treasurer and trustees Dr Will Roland Will Lay Frank Lay director A Mason leader G Gaston.
Excursion tickets to Florida and other Southern resorts are available through the Queen and Crescent Route. For best routes and schedules, address Jan 198 Wx. H. Taylor, Assistant General Passenger Agent.
An advertisement extols Bicola Pills as a universal remedy purportedly curing sleeplessness nervousness loss of appetite and other ailments by improving blood quality. It claims the product acts as a female regulator and supports brain and spinal cord blood while branding Turners products as supportive tonics with limited doses for children. It lists Havner Parker as the seller.
Vintage ad listing various shoes with color options and prices. It promotes honest pricing and declares discount values for baby moccasins child shoes and men boots. Signed by J A Newton of One Price Cash Shoe Store.
Friends dispute a claim that John F. McLangbin went south and died of yellow fever. They have received letters from him recently stating he is alive and well, debunking the circulating report.
Chicago weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with milder temperatures on Wednesday.
A mineral expert returning from the southern states asserts vast mineral wealth beneath the Appalachians from Virginia to Alabama. He cites rich gold and argentiferous deposits, growing monazite industry in South Carolina, and expected large profits from Piedmont monazite. He predicts the south will surpass the west in future mining, noting a shift from cotton to mineral development.
A hotel proprietor in Mantes, near Paris, dies after a cartridge powder leaks into his tobacco. He lights his pipe unaware of the danger. the blast explodes, a fragment pierces his brain, and he dies. The incident occurs while he was with a party of sportsmen.
The Semi-Weekly Star and another listed paper present a combined one year subscription for $1.25. Offer includes Indianapolis papers the Weekly Journal and Weekly Sentinel, and the Courier Journal twice weekly, plus Cincinnati Enquirer and Prairie Farmer.
City Marshal Vincent Thompson announces his candidacy for City Marshal subject to the Republican primary convention. David Phillips County Clerk James Burk announce their bids for county clerk under the Republican nominating convention. The paper will carry candidate notices until after the convention for advertising fees.
An old advertisement promises free sample and 10 cents postage for a product weighing 6 pounds and 18 inches long. It highlights a 60 percent commission for agents and touts 40 other items, urging readers to request the sample and subscription circulars from BomanzaA Agency at 719 Sycamore St Cincinnati.
Dues payable monthly. Pays if you are hurt or sick. For accident and sickness coverage contact Kinney & Kinney. Small premiums payable monthly.
In the Bartholomew Circuit Court September Term 1897 Andrew J. Alexander administrator of Francis M. Galbraith deceased has filed final settlement. The court will examine the account on December 18 1897. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship or claim. Witness Clerk GEO. WERNER Columbus Ind November 18 1897. W. W. Lambert Atty.
Sealed bids are invited by the Bartholomew County Auditor for ten miles of free gravel roads in Sandcreek Township Indiana. Bids are due November 2 1897 at 10 am with bonds equal to twice the bid amount and must be filed per division or as a whole. The board may reject any bid and contracts awarded per law and equity.
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