Three Room House For Rent On California Street
For Rent a good three room house on California street at $3 per month. Claire E. Terry advertises cheap rents as times are hard. Also note a wood offer to buy a load for one dollar from John A. George. Licenses to marry issued to Harry H. Littiken and Cora M. Steenberger.
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California Street
Claire E. Terry
John A. George
Harry H. Littiken
Cora M. Steenberger
Franklin Street
14Th
Market Prices in Columbus Today
Wheat 90 cents per bushel. Corn 18 cents per bushel. Bailed hay 10 dollars per ton. Dickens 5 cents per pound. Gease 5 cents per pound. Eggs 15 cents per dozen. Butter 61 0 7 cents per pound. Larkeys 8 cents per pound. Duack 6 cents per pound.
Big Bargins at J A Newton Shoes
Big bargains on ladies sandals at 25c, mens Gandale 60c, coin toe Arctic shoes $1.25, youths lace shoes 1.00, Dongolia buttons 1.50, mens calf heavy cork sole 2.00. Fresh goods announced by J A Newton at 312 Washington Street.
Star ads and notices run through local paper’s pages
The fragment lists promotions and ads from the Star including subscriptions to the Twice-A-Week Courier Journal and the daily Star, notices from W H Buxton and Kinney & Kinney, and a request for an agent at county post offices. It mentions J F Snyder & Son installing a jewel steel range at City Hospital and a new Euchre club called the Bobo link. A furnished room for rent on Washington Street is advertised with inquiries at the Star offices.
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Washington Street
Bargain Real Estate Listings From Owens & Williams
Owens & Williams Real Estate offers a varied sale of homes, farms, and lots with flexible financing. Properties include a Cottage Ave six room house priced at 1200 with payments, a large modern home on Hutchins Ave for 1700, and multiple parcels in Brown and Harrison townships with farm land, saw mill, and a 140 acre grain and stock farm.
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Eee Ua
New South
Cottage Ave
Hutchins ‘Ave
Meple Grove
7Th
Brown County
Local Notables and Visitors Listed Around City
Mrs Wm Boyer returns from Cambridge City after extended visit. Mr Alex Kenedy of Chicago in the city with Miss Mary Stamp of Dixemond Lake visiting the Donner family. George Kerr of W W Meeney & Son went to Cincinnati last night. Fred Taylor back from Indianapolis. Mrs John George returns from Indianapolis. Dr Will McLeod arrives from Elizabethtown. Phiegley Mahuen case heard in circuit court with judge Hord ruling residence in Brown County. Phiegley arrested and jailed to face original charge.
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Misa Mary Stamp
Dixemond Lake, Michigan
Fred Donner
George ,Kerr
W. W. Meeney & Son
Cincinnati
Sweet
Metroplitan Life Insurance Co
Seymour
John George
Indianapolis
Ellis
George W. Cooper
Ferguson
Will McLeod
Elizabethtown
Lillie Donner
Frank Doty
Elwood
Phiegley-Mahuen
George Phiegley
Magpie Mahuen
Brown County
Mise Mahuen
Wm. Waltman
Wm. H. Shea
J. F. Cox
Pension agency raises mail volume with Seely case
A Busy Pension Agency S W Daugherty and Co secured a pension for George Seely a former Columbus gentleman now living in Mobley Missouri. They mailed 200 pieces Wednesday and 300 pieces yesterday and have a man on the road covering Indiana and Kentucky. The agency is described as very busy and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Daugherty,&Co
George Seely
Columbus
Mobley Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Circuit Court Divorce and Estate Disputes Filed
The circuit court records new civil actions including a divorce and child custody case Josephine Percefield versus Frank Percefield with attorney M D Emig. a divorce action Henry Hight versus Phoebe Hight. an estate sale against Clara M Reed Arvo R Reed and Lester C Read with attorney Marshall Hacker. and a note mortgage suit John G Schwartzkoph against Mary C Nengester Sasac N Nangeaster and Wm H Whittington with attorney C J Kollmeyer.
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Josephine Percefield
Frank Percefild
M. D. Emig
Henry Hight
Phoebe Hight
Hanovibal Hughes
Wm. A. Reed
Clara M. Reed
Arvo R. Reed
Lester C. Read
Marshal Hacker
John G. Schwartzkoph
Mary C. Nengester
Sasac N. Nangeaster
Wm. H. Whittington
C. J. Kollmeyer
Help Wanted Solicitors for Daily and Weekly Paper
Help wanted to hire a hunter to solicit subscribers for the paper both daily and weekly. The ad seeks a reliable person to push subscriptions and expand reader base. Compensation details not provided.
Real estate ad and public notices mix
A rental notice urges owners to place houses with Claire R Turpin for quick finds. A courtroom inquiry is noted before Judge Helms, prompted by relatives from Hope over Willie Albright. An assault and battery charge is listed. Also referenced are political questions about Senator Fairbanks and budget bills, plus a local shoe store promotion at 313 Washington Street offering men’s dress shoes at 95e.
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Helms
M. L. Herbert
Hope
Willie Albright
Daily Call
J. A. Newton
Washington Street
Idle laborers fear after McKinley vote comment
A Columbus resident laments unemployment and labor worries to the Star. He credits McKinley’s election with initial improvements and wheat price gains, predicting a move from darkness to light as hope grows. The Starman offers a quiet Amen.
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Columbus
McKinley
Anderstood
Costs Less Than Life Insurance Cheaper Kindling
The notice advertises J A George offering kindling cheaper than coal oil and life insurance. A weekly test alarm was completed yesterday morning from box 13 at Fifth and Brown Street.
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John A. Gaorgas
J. A.george
Fifth &Rown Street
Little June May of Maple Grove Improves
The article notes improvement for June May of Maple Grove. James Culp, ill for several days, was downtown yesterday. The Silver Lincoln League of Bartholomew plans to hold meetings, select delegates, and report to E. L. Williams before late January, correcting February notice.
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Maple Grove
James Culp
Ben
Lincoln League of
Bartholomew
E. L. Williams
Hungry man in tatters prompts charity appeal on Washington Street
A starving man with torn clothes carries a ham bone and bread as onlookers wonder how many poor hungry children exist in the city. The Star suggests churches unite to raise funds and plan entertainment to aid the needy.
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Washington Street
Blood Hounds Trail Suspects Through Bengal Area
C A Smith left yesterday on the 8 45 train with his blood hounds to Franklin then Bengal and to a shop that had been burglarized. The dogs scented the shop and traced to a man in a crowd near Bengal who grew excited. Smith said warrants had been issued for arrest and praised his dogs for cold trails. He returned about eight with the dogs and reported a successful outing.
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C. A. Smith
Franklin
Bengal
Black Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
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Big Bargins
Washington St
Star
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George Werner
The
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Daily Ster
W. H. Buxton
J. F.snyder & Son
Rogers
Greensburg
Owens & Williams
Our Insurance Office
Fourth Street
Kinney & Kinney
C. A. Turpin &Co
Mies Lena Huber
Highland Ave
19Th Street
Orinoco
Swengle
Ohio Township
Harrison Township
Barnesville Pike
East
Colnombue
3D Street
Big Four
East Columbus
Lienberger Tailor and Furnisher
Wm. Boyer
Cambridge City
Alex Kenedy
Chicago
Charley Spaugh
Newbern Way
Fred Taylor
Inianapolis
Wm. Spears
Deering Harvesting Co
Waymansville
Nashville
M. ©. Dunnington
Howard Lee
Henry Johns
Jackson Township
Circuit Court
Claire R. Turpin
Real Estate Exchange
Lionberger
Fairbanks
Shel
H. M. Holmes & Bro
H. L. Rost
Violet Deparme
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
W. ¢. Roland M. D
Griffith
Western Union Telegraphs Office
W. Cor
Cheatnauiéte
Cleizens
White House
J. V. Hilger
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