Real estate bargains in New South style homes and acreage
Own your own home with easy terms through Owns & Williams Real Estate Losue Inseravee No 68 to No 77 listings include six room houses on Osttage Ave and Hutchiss Ave Maple Grove priced 1200 and 2500 with payments. cottages, lots in Swengle's addition, 15 acres in Ohio township. 150 acres Brown County. a saw mill with 35 H. P. engine. 40 acres Harrison township priced to move.
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New South
Owns
Williams Real Estate, Losue & Inseravee
Osttage Ave
Ninth
Tenth Streess
Hutchiss Ave
Maple Grove
New Meat Market Opens on Seventh Street
Chambers and Stillabower announce a new meat market near Reeve's Pully works on Seventh Street opening soon. Also note upcoming church services at the M E Church led by Brother Titus of the MCA. Rent ads for a three room house at the M E Church site suggest low rates as times are hard.
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Chambers and Stillabower
7Th Street
Reeve’s
Wood Condensed Sunshine and Cord Load Offered
John A. George advertises condensed wood product described as sunshine quality, offering 1 and 1 4 cords per load for sale. The notice highlights price and purchase details for potential buyers seeking hardwood bundles.
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John A. George's
Regular meeting of the OLR at North Side school
Notice for the regular OLR meeting at North Side School House tonight with first meeting of the year. Secretary L Sprent urges all members to attend for important business conducted this evening.
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OLR. OC
North Side
Court House Clock Cornice Sent From City Workshop
The cornice work surrounding the Eneli ech court house clock face was shipped last night. Henry Strassner of this city crafted the piece. The iron balustrade for the tower was also shipped.
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Court House
Eneliech
Henry Strassner
Fire department test alarm alerts Mooney family home
The regular test alarm was sounded by the fire department yesterday morning. The fire box at Mooney's family number 17 rang. Firefighters made a splendid run despite rough street conditions.
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Mooney
Big Bargins on Shoes at J A Newton Store
Prominent sale offers women and men footwear at deep discounts. Ladies first quality sandals 25c, Mens first quality sandals 60c, Coin toe arctics $1.25, Youths lace shoes 75c, Ladies Dongolia buttons $1.25, Mens Kangaroo calf heavy cork sole $2.00. New stock at 312 Washington St.
High School Notes Learnings and Appointments
Mr Archie Conner a senior at the city High School is ill with four felon and cannot attend classes. Miss Emma Vollasd and Miss Myrtle Wisner, last year’s graduates, visited the High School Thursday morning. Everett Murry a former pupil has taken a collector position with the railroad company.
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Archie Conner
Emma Vollasd
Myrtle Wisner
Everett Murry
Court Docket Reports Mixed Outcomes On Notes And Thefts
Circuit Court logged several note cases with mixed results including George Q Orvis versus John Conwey ending in a verdict for the defendant. Mary A Redenbough versus John Redenbough moved on venue to Brown County. John M Davis versus James Barnhill also sent to Brown County on venue. State of Indiana versus James McCrea on petit larceny from Chas Redding remains pending with Emig as defense counsel. jury deliberations followed late afternoon with acquittal hopes voiced.
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Mary A. Redenbough
John Redenbough
Brown County
John M. Davis
James Barnhill
State of Indiana
James McCrea
McCrea
Chas, Redding
W. J. Bryan
Dave Emig
Local News Briefs From Indianapolis Visitations and City Notices
Indianapolis visitors and local movements dominate the page with numerous names and trips to Indianapolis for legislature business and shopping. Citizens travel to Franklin Nashville and Williamsport while others plan real estate loans and rentals. A call is issued for a paper subscriber hustler and a real estate agent seeks offices and rentals in town.
City Council Meeting Notes and Election Highlights
Last night’s city council session lacked Mayor Beck. Parker chaired with a full agenda including approving minutes, reviewing committee reports, and confirming a temporary quarantine police. Norton won the city attorney race amid multiple nominations and a bill list was approved.
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Beck
Parker
Jsuitora
Garland Brook
Board of Health
J.N. Marsh
G. A. R. and Women’s
D. W. Donaker
W. F. Norton
M.hacker
Gass Ardery
J.W. Morgan
Norton
Hege & Co
U.S Seale Co
Geo. EB. Eilis
R. M. Rowley
Columbus Gas Co
Wm. Knight
J. G. Swartzkopf
Newcomb & Bro
Columbus Ice & Co
James Godfrey
Columbus Star
Inspector
Steve Wood Siper cord at Ino Gent O C A 7 S
A fragmentary item notes Steve Wood Siper at Ino Gent. The readable words imply a local report involving a person and place but lack clear action or context. Further details are unreadable.
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Ino
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Washington St
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George Q. Orvis
John Conwey
Indianapolis
George Goldman
Coraline Mills
Joe Gysie
Lee Loy
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Franklin
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Elizabethtown
Ed Remy
Till A. Moore
Will Fisher
Lulu Rabottom
Owens and Williams
Cash Cooper
Andrew Shield
Chas. Crump
Rev
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Chas. F. Sparrell
Boston
Will Solomon
Williamsburg
George Tull
Owens & Williams
Calama
Terme
William Wright
Lee Hiracher
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Cincinnati
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Ray
Curtise
Dunningtons
Johnie
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Tf Owens & Williams
Washington Street
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Bert DePuz
Shelbyville
Blessing Opera House
Claireli
Turpin
Ones
Lieuberger
Lienberger
City Council
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Sasle
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The
Deily Star
Northside
Joun Donarer
John A
Ghorge
Steve Wood
H. M. Holmes & Bro
Munyop
Ballentine’s
Roericke & Tafel
Holday
H. L. Rost
Violet Deparme
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
Griffith Bleck
Western
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W. Cor
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White House
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