City should own the revised statutes for the public library funds
The Herald targets the city law library issue and Norton the city attorney. We reiterate support for the city to own the revised statutes and related acts. We insist on free speech even if it challenges the Herald or the city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Herald
Srand
Norton
Herald
American firm wins18 000 ton steel rails deal for Japan
An American firm secured a contract in open competition to deliver 15 000 tons of steel rails to the Japanese government, announced in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumetron
eEnglish
Competiton
Big Four Route to Washington via C and O Railway
Promotion for the Big Four Route linking Chicago St Louis Peoria Indianapolis Terre Haute Lafayette Benton Harbor Detroit Toledo and more with Pittsburgh era trains. Palace Sleeping Cars from St Louis Indianapolis Wagner Sleeping Cars buffet parlor dining cars and through tickets via Big Four and C and O Routes. Agent J S Suirn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Lafayuette
Benton Harbor
Detroit
Toledo
Sanausky
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Palace
Ane Ve, & O
Local notes and social notices from a midwestern paper
Mrs. George Henry is ill and John Wills is laid up with a rheumatic knee. Miss Fannie Wantland of Wales-LOT visits. Mrs. Joe Condon improves from grip. Mrs. T. H. Snyder seriously ill with the grip. Mrs. Frank Griffith hosts Columbia club. The drinking fountain moves from 7th and Chestnut to 7th and Pearl. Orlando Carter and wife relocate to Indianapolis for a new job. Silverman's window shows Easter flowers. Pension examiner Chas. F. Cain arrives from Saler, Ind. for business. travel to Washington, D. C. tickets March 1-3, return March 8. Printing press mishap slows paper run. Tabernacle meetings draw crowds with Rev. Hertzog. Orinoco Tanning expands plant with a new large lumber house, boosting future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wills
Fannie Wantland
Wales- Lot
Cigar as a Social Force Inspires Father to Smoke
A Chicago paper reports Oak Park father and son clash over smoking. The son, a modern young man, urges his father to learn to smoke as a social skill and status symbol. After three attempts the father gives up, while the son resumes cigars and laughs at the ended lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Chicago
Local Names and Officials List for Towns and Streets
A dense listing of residents officials and street corners including names such as General C Moore Louie Cre Peter M Daum and many locales like Taylorville Nineveh Hinjon Colus Chity Newber Glav Nortuceburg and Columbus. It also records city officers Mayor Win J Beek Clerk John Suverkrup Treasurer James Sibley Marshal Wm Schoyler City Attorney W F Norton and City Engineer John K Righta with ward councilmen and fire alarm locations at multiple street intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawcieek
Gen. C. Moore
Hope
Flatrock
O. Dodd
Louie Cre
B. McEvenne
Tayloraville Nineveh
S. 8Sucker
Taylorsville
Hinjon
Peter M. Daum
Colus Chity
W. N. Stradhey
Newber Glav
Guus Milier
Nortuceburg
Caltumous
M. V. Jewel
Columbus
Harisat
James Parke
Columb
Win, J Beek
John Suverkrup
James Sibley
Quick Profits and Fairytales in a Boy’s Daydream
A Washington Star tale on a boy’s practical streak and love of stories blends with a fairy dream at breakfast. The boy imagines meeting a fairy queen and whimsically asks for four wishes, defying the classic three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Andy
Bicycle fad debate near misses in city chatter
A young man in a Prince Albert coat argues against women learning to ride bicycles while a bright city woman questions the view. The pair discuss cycling as a passing craze with shifting opinions on its value and popularity. The man believes bicycle use is declining yet admits many are still riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajoy
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. H. Kinney
C. A. Turpin
Chas. A. Turpin
Washington
William McKinley
J.S. Suirn, Ag’t
George Henry
Joe Condon
T. H. Snyder
Frank Griffith
Columbia Club
Orlando Carter
Carter
Indianapolis Corealine Company
Silverman
Chas. F. Cain
Saler
Ind
Washington, D. C
the Tabernacle
Hertzog
Orinoco Tanning Company
Kurems
Dr. Ixurem
Columbus, Ind
Cigar
Ben. Parker
T. ‘Coonover
al. Stevens
Komie
Locadyn
Fire Alarm
Hoxern
Jackson
Fitch and
Briuno
Wahington
Mooney’s Cannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Drake
Builers
Suplies, Oqorver
Washington ST
Fred
T. G. Quick
Stapleh
JOS. H. Young's
Maple Grove Grocery
White House
Yan Hope
M&lin
Lonsdale
Geo. Clark’s
JOS
V. Hilger
Crump’s Theater
L. J. Carter
Otto’s
Kinney & Kinney
Insurance and Loans
Consult
J. H. Arnold
Wash
Reeves Pulley CO
Ry Blok
Steve Wood
Broom Factory
Clark
Silverman's