Owens and Williams Real Estate Catalog Ad
Real estate and loan office Owens and Williams lists multiple properties for sale in Columbus area. Includes homes on Cottage Ave Maple Grove Hutchins Ave and Franklin St plus farms 15 acres Ola Brown County 40 acres Harrison Twp and a Brown County 140 acre farm. Items show prices and payment terms with calls to visit.
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Zere
New South
Owens
Williams
Harrison Township
Burnsville Pike
Columbus
Johnson Swindler Sentenced After Statewide Allegations
A. J. Johnson was convicted for defrauding multiple parties across the state and defrauding a local real estate firm with a small sum. He received a two year state prison term and a $10 fine. The verdict, sealed at 11:45 Saturday, was read yesterday amid a large crowd as attorney Haintien prepares a motion for a new trial. Johnson’s scheme involved buying a farm, issuing a check from an outside bank, and borrowing from locals.
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A. J. Johnson
Haintien
Johnson
Costs Less Than Life Insurance
John A. George faces a case concerning a kindling dispute with an emphasis on financial prudence and insurance costs. The matter contrasts expenses with life coverage and explores potential impact on his fiscal planning.
World beater 11-4 cards at J A Georges
Fire nearly wiped Russellville off the map Sunday morning. Mrs. Loop dies in Des Moines Iowa leaving a husband and two week old baby. Funeral services will be at Hartsville tomorrow with interment in Hartsville cemetery.
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J A George's
Russelville
Prof. Loop
Ha Loop
Mobly
Henry Mobly
Hartsville
Des Moines
Iowa
Loop
Hartsville Cemetery
Death of Henry Helt Petersville resident dies at home
Henry Helt a 74 year old Petersville citizen died yesterday morning at home. The funeral will be Thursday at the German Clifty cemetery. He was known for his sterling character and integrity and was the father of Henry Helt of this city. Several children mourn his loss.
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Henry Helt
Petersville
Hwo’eiock
German Clifty
Helt
Aty. Helt
Citizens' Telephone Co. expands rural line project
The Citizens' Telephone Co. plans a rural line from Elizabeth town to Bionsville with a midway meeting point for connection. The company already operates nearly one hundred miles in the county and expects to extend service next spring likely including Nashville and Indianapolis.
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Citizens’ Telephone Co
Elizabethtown
Bionsville
Seymour
Citizens’ Co
Nashville
Indianapolis
Sandifer Pleads Abatement in Paternity Case
Otis Sandifer charged with paternity by Ida Welding appeared before Squire Dennison. He pled abatement claiming Shelby County as his residence, proved it, was discharged, but immediately re-arrested and sent to Shelbyville for trial by Shelby County officers.
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Otis Sandifer
Ida Welding
Squire Dennison
Sandefur
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Womans Musical Club Recital Pleases Large Audience
Mrs Lou Reynolds and Mrs Flora Wert led a charming program at the Womans Musical Club last Saturday afternoon. A large attendance of associate members boosted the mood as performers included piano quartettes, vocal duets, solos, trios, and a chorus with pieces by Schubert Rossini and Moszkowski among others.
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Lou Reynolds
Flora Wert
Womans’ Musical Club
Reynolds
Frust
Wert
Williams
Ong
Volland
Frantz
Beryl] Cooper
Edna Hege
Rosaunda
Schubert
Darktown Guards
Anna Jones
Rossini
Mesdames Stevens
Clark
Strauss
Anna McEwen
Paul Rodney
A. H. Behrend
Miss Leach
Chevalier de Koutski
Miss Cooper
F. Stevens
the Rosebud
Schmumann
M. Moszkowski
Mrs. Jewell
Tomlins
Mesdames Ierr Stevens
Frost
Messenheimer
Boyd
Hathaway Hendricks
Misses Wels
Cooper
Leach
Lay
Mahoney
Donner
Railroad Notes Update Actions Amid Cold Weather
No. 10 train was 35 minutes late yesterday while Conductor Brooks handles Lon Jackson’s Madison Indianapolis run temporarily. Big Four faces a min charge dispute and pump station fire at Summons threatens telegraph traffic. W. M. Dunlap buys half interest in Gas City Journal as cold spells boost wood and coal trade. No new marriage licenses. merchants benefit from demand. Help wanted to solicit daily and weekly subscriptions.
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Brooks
Lon Jackson
Big Four
Summons
Greensburg
Residents and Visitors Move Through Hege and Indianapolis
Billy Wright transacted business in Hege yesterday. Louis Silverman visited Conn ersville yesterday. Henry Davie and Rome Coleman returned to Indianapolis yesterday. Jake Silverman and Richard Thomas traveled from Conn ersville and Indianapolis respectively. James Sibley, city treasurer, went to Indianapolis last night. Ed Coleman of Des Moines represents Reeves & Co. in Iowa. Miss Lynn Albright from Cambridge visited the Jackson family and returned home. Reverend Fuller Swift left for Madison for religious services. H Ju Shepherd, an Elizabethtown veteran, headed to Hege to visit Hop Hammond. Mrs Whitesides returned to Paducah after visiting Crump parents. Charles Redding the photographer went to Edinburg. Major W T Strickland went to Hartsville on business. J E Sibley and wife, two months, left for Galena Kansas to make their home.
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Billy Wright
Hege
Louis Silverman
Connersville
Henry Davie
Indianapolis
Jake Silverman
Rome Coleman
Rer
Fuller Swift
Madison
H. Ju. Shepherd
Elizabethtown
Hop. Hammond
Edinburg
W.T. Strickland
Hartsville
J. E. Sibley
Galena
Jkiwasus
Mr. Sibley
Sibley
Severe Cold Sweeps Northwest to Gulf in Latest Freeze
Yesterday morning during a fire fight in Muncie fifteen firemen suffered severe frostbite as record cold hit the region. Temperatures reached 28 degrees below zero in the Northwest with 15 below at noon, while railroads endured heavy snow and widespread delays across routes.
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Muncie
Coal motto and weather mix in clipped notes
A jumble of short lines mentions 2000 pounds of coal as a boast for J A George, a zero reading on a thermometer at Owens Williams, and legal moves in Hamilton county. It also notes tunnels costing many dollars per foot, a Mansfield youth killed in Altamont Maryland, and school funds in Grant county. Additional items reference a printer's devil past and light dialogue from London Tit-Bits.
Court Judgments in Walker Ogilvie and Related Cases
In circuit court yesterday the case of John Walker administrator v David and Catherine Ogilvie on note produced a default judgment. Samuel Titch administrator v James and Rachel Ogilvie on note also ended with judgment. Critzer v Webber went to trial. G W Critzer v Mrs David Webber over a butcher shop refrigerator was compromised for 385 dollars. Watson Mooney damages case transferred on venue to Veron.
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John Walker
Adm
David and
Catherine Ogilvie
Samuel Titch
James
Rachel Ogilvie
Critzer
Webber
G. W. Critzer
David Webber
Hartsville
Watson-Mooney
Veron
Harsh Night as Temperatures Drop in Anderson
January 24 night in Anderson sees a thermometer at 12 degrees below zero at 8 pm and still falling. Widespread suffering among the poor prompts charity groups to work through the cold.
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Anderson
Intense Cold Wave Bites Nashville Weather Scene
In Nashville an intense cold wave grips the city with a bitter wind and flurries of snow. The Weather Bureau reports 13 below zero at 10 o clock tonight and temperatures still falling.
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Nashville
Sudden Drop at Muncie Sets Cold Record for Day
In Muncie Indiana January 24 at noon temperatures fell rapidly and by 10 PM the mercury stood 6 below zero marking the lowest level for that time of day in years.
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Muncie
Ind
Insurance Office Address and Firm Names
Insurance office located at 436 Fourth Street with firms Finney and Kinney A Turpin and Company listed in the same context.
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Our Insurance Office
Fourth Street
Finney & Kinney
A. Turpin & Co
Sixteen Inches of Snow Strikes Valparaiso
One of the worst storms on record hits Valparaiso with sixteen inches of snow and heavy drifts. Several trains are snowbound and the thermometer marks 15 degrees below zero. Today relief parties were dispatched and many poor families received fuel.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Severe winter storm cripples Valparaiso area with record snowfall
A historic two day storm hit Valparaiso Indiana with sixteen inches of snow and blizzard conditions. Temperatures plunged to fifteen degrees below zero and then eight below at noon. The harsh cold caused widespread suffering among the poor as the night forecast called for twelve degrees below zero and colder conditions to follow.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Montpelier Adopts Imperial Title Amid Local Growth
Marion plans a large brewery expansion adding jobs in the local industries. A baptism occurred at the Baptist church Sunday night as town pride grows. The notice advertises affordable job printing services and urges readers to give them a trial.
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The
Baptist Church
Valley area hit by historic snowstorm in Valparaiso
A severe January blizzard furred Valparaiso with sixteen inches of snow and drifting. Trains were snow-bound and the thermometer dropped to 15 degrees below zero. Relief parties delivered fuel to many poor families.
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Squire
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Railroad Notes
W. M. Dunlap
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Gas City Journal
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Lynn Albright
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J. A.george
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Mansfield
Altamont, Md
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Jonesboro (Tenn
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Issac Moss
London
Circuit Court
Valparioso
H. M. Holmes & Bro
H. L. Rost
Washington Street
Odera
Violet Deparme
Mystic Shrine
Dunnington
Washington St
White House
J. Hilger
Montpelier
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J. A. Newton
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