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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1897
Page
2
The notice outlines pricing for one inch ad space across time spans from one month to one year. It includes per word charges for first and additional insertions, local ad specials, and contract terms for yearly ads with monthly rate adjustments.
A weather advisory warns of rain and possible thunder storms. National forecast indicates showers may move through the area with a risk of localized flooding in low-lying zones and slick road conditions ahead of evening travel.
A Saturday night blaze in Cincinnati caused about 500000 dollars in property damage. The Marion County Gazette notes disputes over a Columbus Indiana post office site were not settled there but in this city and comments on much that was done and said.
Harper's Weekly argues the president’s residence should grow with the nation. The article asserts the White House is dignified yet cramped, with poor layout causing crowding and access issues. It endorses preserving the site while expanding and improving its structure as proposed by Arthur J. Dillon.
The article explains why Argentine mutton is pricier, noting New Zealand’s superior mutton breed and winter feeding. It argues that NZ sheep are well-grown, while Argentine carcasses arrive with excessive fat due to grazing on a bare pampa during winter.
An advertisement extols a wall finish as cheaper than whitewash, more satisfying than paint, and more durable than wallpaper. Available in white and colors, it is easily applied and sold by Ernst StauLruurnu & Co. Druggists of Columbus, Ind. The piece also includes a discussion from the New York Ledger on cattle market practices in New Zealand and Argentina, comparing breeder and freezer systems.
A fragmented OCR text lists numerous individuals and places including towns such as Columbus, Waynesville, and Jonesville, along with names like Geo. C. Moore, J. A. Wade, and W. H. Smith, suggesting a roster of county or district officials and residents. The passage lacks full sentences or clear event context.
A writer recalls meeting two fighting editors at a Paris newspaper office. Clad in black with waxed mustaches and regional ribbons, they treated rectifying a paragraph as business and only backed down when demands grew unreasonable.
Inauguration week brings about 190 000 visitors to Washington while the city of about 230 000 residents includes 80 000 black residents. Hotel capacity thrives during the boom, with long ahead bookings and travel etiquette shaping stays.
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