Bargain real estate list offers several Columbus area properties
Owens Williams Real Estate presents bargains in farms, homes, and lots in Columbus and Brown County. Listings include a 6 room house for 1200 on Cottage Ave, a 2500 price 1700 buy now on Hutchine Ave, 1500 cash 1300 on Highland Ave, 15 acres in Ohio township, 150 acres northeast Brown Co, a saw mill with 35 HP engine, 40 acres in Harrison Twp for 600 400 buy, and more with calls to view.
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Hutchine Ave
Maple Grove
Highland Ave
19Th Street
Orinoco
Harrison Township
Burnsville Pike
East Columbus
Stove Wood Cards Sold At John A George's
Mrs Daum's funeral noted. The funeral of Mrs F Daug who lived seven miles north of Columbus occurred yesterday afternoon. She was a cousin of Mrs Geo Lewis of this city.
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John A. George's
F. Daug
Columbus
Geo. Lewis
Advertising columns show city merchants' view of the Star
A morning paper issued daily before breakfast is praised as the best advertising medium for merchants, with the Star deemed central to local business.
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Colums
Star
Bare Footed Child Seen in Early Morning on Jackson Street
A nine year old boy was spotted by the Starman walking barefoot down Jackson Street with his shoes nearly off. The writer urges that children in such need should be sheltered or provided with shoes, noting parents may not afford them.
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Jackson Street
Nicholas Petro Notes in Federal Court Action
Federal Court in Indianapolis heard Edward Hawkins receiver for Indiana Polis National Bank seek an order compelling Nicholas Petro of Nashville Indiana to appear and answer. Complaint claims Petro owes 252.50 on three notes to Engel Machine Works dated February 15 1893 totaling 175. Notes were assets of the bank when receiver appointed and are secured by mortgages on Petro's sawmill plant in Brown County.
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Edward Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
Nicholas Petro
Nashville
Ind
Engel Machine Works
Brown County
Indianapolis J Animal
Sensational Franklin Neighbors and Local Scandals
A prominent farmer nearby forgets his wife and daughter and romances a hired domestic. A former citizen and dentist married to a member of a first family is arrested in Indianapolis and sentenced to one hundred days in the workhouse for associating with city demimonde. Judge Buckingham may hear two divorce cases amid ongoing sensational events.
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Franklin
Indianapolis
Buckingham
Revival Services At Rockford Lead Seymour Week
Interesting revival services are held at Rockford under Rev. Clevenger. The Home Missionary society plans a social and luncheon at Mrs. Will G. Reynolds’s residence tomorrow evening.
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Rockford
Clevenger
Social Roundup Visits Across Indiana and Nearby Towns
Visiting Dr. Sandif ur Miss Kate Smith came from Indianapolis Saturday. Lem Trent visited his home at Elizabethtown yesterday. Mrs. Dr Pratt went to Henryville yesterday to visit relatives. Ed Welker of the Times visited his old Vernon home yesterday. Will Stott US Railway mail agent spent Sunday with family here. W D Wells of Edinburg was a caller on lady friends last evening. Mrs Niewman of Indianapolis is visiting the family of Louis Vonfauge. Miss Nellie Riley who has been visiting Mrs Joe Gillhousey returned to Indianapolis last night.
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Home Missionary Society
Will G. Reynolds
H. ©. Bergdall
Turner-Locker Company of
Cincinnati
N. Massy
Chestnut Street
Edwin V. Johnson
United States Revenue Marine Service
Dr. W. Johnson
Behring Sea
Seal Islands
Charles E. Woodard
O. & M. Railway
Washington
Ind
Kate Smith
Indianapolis
Lem ‘Trent
Elizabethtown
Ed Welker
the Times
Vernon
Will Stott
U.S
W. D. Wells
Edinburg
Niewman
Louis Vonfauge
Nellie Riley
Joe Gillhousey
Railroad Notes Bring Madison Mechanic for Engine 633
Mr. J. Bradian of Madison will be here today to repair engine No. 633. No. 10 was ten minutes late yesterday at 4 40 a m while No 2, due at 9 35 a m, was forty minutes late. Delays due to waiting for eastern connections at Indianapolis.
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J. Bradian
Madison
Indianapolis
Sunday city notes and upcoming visits
Alexander Ham goes down to England this morning. Rose Anthony of Seymour was expected to visit relatives here yesterday. Mrs McGee of Rensselaer Indiana, mother of Mrs L H Tooley, will return home Monday. The STAR offers various job work services at reasonable prices and invites a trial.
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Rose Anthony
Seymour
McGee
Renselear, Ind
L. H. Tooley
Our Sick Folks
Frank May reports his daughter nearing recovery from illness. Mrs. Elizabeth Robbe in Maple Grove remains ill with pleurisy and is not improved. Editor Kinney is homebound with nervous disorders and chills. Miss Josie Kinney shows improvement and can set up.
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Elizabeth Robbe
Maple Grove
Kinney
Josie Kinney
Coal sheets on freight car headline large iron sheets seen
A Greenline freight southbound car carried immense sheets of iron, about ten feet square and three quarters of an inch thick, described as the largest seen. A local man wearing a long ulster coat and silk hat was spotted near Madison railroad and Union street acting suspiciously before vanishing toward Clifford.
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Madison Railroad
Union Street
Clifford
Pittsburg coal ad and local notices from Terre Haute
An Indiana brief contains coal advertising for Georges Pittsburg coal and urging local merchants for fair prices. It lists real estate loan offers from Kinney and Owens Williams, plus an insurance office at 436 Fourth Street. Sworn burglars from Eaton are jailed in Muncie as Brandt Carter burglaries loom. The Weekly Star adds over forty new subscribers as farmers are urged to subscribe.
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New South
Owens & Williams
New Cry System for Hochstauffen Railway Balloon Propulsion
A claim notes twenty seven distinct cries for actions tied to a novel Hochstauffen railway concept. The car would be drawn by a captive balloon up the track and descend by releasing a gas portion. Also reports a Vienna doctor’s finding of a blood constituent termed blood dust in particle form, largest about one twenty five thousandth inch in diameter.
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Hochstauffen
Austrian Alps
Muller
Vienna
Thatcher Holds Lead In Utah Senate Balloting
Balloting for the U S senator in Utah over five days shows little change from Tuesday. Thatcher leads with 23 votes after today’s three ballots, up from 19 on Tuesday. Reported adjournment follows a coalition move by Thatcher and Henderson forces amid fears Rawlins might gain momentum.
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Salt Lake
Utah
United States
Thatcher
Henderson
Rawlins
World beater wood deal at J A George’s
Local notice mentions a sale of four cords of good wood for one dollar at J A George’s. The rest notes weather errors, a wood theft in Maple Grove, a missing continuation of The Boy Bugler, a local injury update for Nathan Parker, a funeral in Altamont, a small Ball Brothers fire in Muncie, and a freezing thermometer reading at Stahlhuth’s drug store.
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J A George’s
Ball Brothers
Muncie
Society Wedding Rumors In Columbus Circulate
In Society notes a swell wedding in the city soon with a prominent young farmer taking a Columbus society lady as bride. A swell dance by local society gentlemen is hinted, and a business man from a neighboring town is making frequent visits to Columbus.
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Columbus
Foiled by Honest Grocer Over a Dropped Quarter
A Detroit Free Press account describes a man in a doorframe dropping a silver quarter and claiming it. The grocer insists the money is not his and urges the man to return it, citing a habit of keeping honest cash and decorum in business dealings.
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Detroit Free Press
Morgen
Bitter Cold Early Morning Weather Report
An early morning cold spell affected the area with subfreezing temperatures and brisk winds. Residents were urged to bundle up and monitor local advisories for any further drops in temperature.
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Cottage Ave
Swengl
Ohio Township
3D Street
Big Four
Purcell
No. St
Franklin Street
14Th
Dennison
Sensational Franklin
Seymour News
Jackson County Court House
State Supreme Court
Brownstown
Jackson Township
Callon Kinney & Kinny
Sandif Ur
Dr. Pratt
Henryville
Railroad Notes
Lienberger
John A. George
Alexander Ham
May Henry
the Star
Howard Tooley
Mr. Palmer
Second Street
Frank May
J. A. George
Mississippi
Georges
Pittsburg
Kinney & Kinney
Wanrep
Our
Fourth Street
C. A. Turpin & Co
HyeLe
Brandt & Carter
Eaton
Clarence Cranor
Olney Scott
Frank Unger
Robert Blair
C. A. Turpins
Nathan Parker
Will Lowry
Altamont
Mansfield
Carbon
Stahlhuth’s Drug Store
Corner Fifth and
Washington Street
H. M. Holmes & Bro
H. L. Rost
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
Washington St
Avary
The
White House
J. Hilger
J. A.newton
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