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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1898

Page

4

Local Ads and Notices Highlight Sale Promos and Exams

Pfeifer Bros offers daily returns and hot meals. bargain prices on coin toe oxfords and white kid lined sandals. Columbus teachers exam planned for Saturday April 3 with expected large turnout. Drugs promote Dr Davis anti headache. Theodore Templeton sells a Poland China boar for 60 dollars to W O Reveal of Indianapolis. Bicycle trade ends with a bad day.

Theodore Templeton Poland Here W. O. Reveal Indianapolis

Community notes from Franklin and Edinburg exceed modest town activity

Reports detail William Klippen beautifying Seward property near Hope and moving after the city election. Charles Finkle closes a successful term at Clay township school No. 1, praised by patrons and honored with a dinner. Franklin hosts a patriotic procession despite rain, while the Edinburg ice plant resumes operations after repairs with stockholders optimistic about profit.

William “Klippen Seward Hope Charles Finkle Clay Township Finkle

Recruits at Greensburg and War Hysteria Echoed

A Greensburg special notes Elmer E. Roland organizing a Uniform Bank company in Decatur and Bartholemew counties with a meeting at the K of P hall to elect officers. A patriotic gathering occurred at the opera house. O F Hazelrigg, formerly Greensburg Standard editor, organizes volunteers with promise of rapid deployment. A two headed pig is shown in Edinburg. Dr Curtiss’s remains expected by ship Hesperia. arrival uncertain. Militia in Franklin stands by for governor call. Two Pennsylvania RR coaches stand ready. The nation braces as calls mount against Spain following the Maine tragedy and Cuban crisis.

Greensburg Elmer E. Roland Uniform Bank K.of P Decatur Bartholomaw K. of P. Hall Opera House O. F. Hazelrigg Greensburg Standard Franklin Pennsylvania Railroad

Republicans Call County Delegates Meeting in Bartholomew

The Republican county committee of Bartholomew County calls precinct committees to meet Friday June 3 1898 to elect delegates for a county convention in Columbus June 4 1898. Delegates are allotted per 10 votes for McKinley in 1896 with 359 total and 165 needed for a choice. W E Sperinarr chairs the meeting at 10 a m.

Bartholomew County Columbus Wm. McKinley

Citizens urged to pay subscriptions for encampment fundraiser

The finance committee treasurer appeals to Columbus residents to settle unpaid subscriptions by the 30th to fund entertainment for the department encampment. Subscriptions will be published May 1 with hopes for more names, endorsed by the executive encampment board and printed citywide.

Finance Committee Columbus

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