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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1897

Page

4

Real estate bargains offered by loan and rental agents

Advertises numerous properties for sale on easy terms in Columbus area including cottages, farms, vacant lots, and a saw mill. Lists prices from 400 to 12 000 with cash down and monthly payments, plus trades for city property and larger holdings in Brown and Clay counties. Describes specific addresses and lot details across Washington, Franklin, Cottage, Hutchins, and Maple Grove districts.

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Fashionable Sunday Dinners at Fashion Restaurant

Advertises special Sunday dinners at the Fashion Restaurant 609 Washington Street. Promises fashionable dining for patrons and guests, noting past satisfaction and intent to continue pleasing customers.

Fashion Restaurant

Ad Shopper Reminder Keeps Advertisers Honest

Fragments emphasize choosing the correct goods advertiser and avoiding substitutes. The note urges readers to seek the right seller and warns against accepting replacements for advertised items.

Cascardts Candy Cathartic ad promotes cure claims

An advertisement touts Cascardts Candy Cathartic as a miraculous medicine that cleanses the system and relieves a wide range of ailments. It urges readers to purchase a tin from CLC today, claiming guaranteed cures by all druggists.

Proposed mortuary chapel in East End church grounds

The Church Times notes an appeal for a light cheerful mortuary chapel on the church south side to hold three or four coffins at once. A West Bromwich council committee rewards its cemetery superintendent with a private plot in the corporation cemetery.

Church Times East End London West Bromwich Corporation

Heat Bakes Newbern Area as Families Visit Grandmother

Charley Newbern and Frank Barrett of Columbus visit grandmother Mrs Huffer amid intense heat. Mr and Mrs T F Meeallie host ice cream and cake. M E Sunday School Class No 4 plans an ice cream supper July 10. Preaching at M E Church Sunday at 10 AM. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs David McClintic next Friday afternoon. Rev Kendal preached at Christian Church last Sunday. Mrs Maud McClintic returns home from her mother’s. Anna McClintic visits Flo May of Columbus. W D Scott listed sick. Mrs Mattie McFeron returns home from Burnsville visit. Will Herron back with corn salve. Heshel Dillman returns home after a week with uncle.

Baseball Scores and Local Ads from Milwaukee Scene

National League reports no games. Western League results show St. Paul lost 16 to Milwaukee 3 while Minneapolis fell to Detroit 9 and Indianapolis defeated Grand Rapids 19 and Columbus 4 Kansas City beat Grand Rapids 7 to 6. An ad notes a water motor sold by C M Kellar & Co at 23987.

Discovery of Natural Coke Deposit in Utah Near Rail Line

A Utah coal region find reports a vein of natural coke discovered about 140 miles south of a city and near a railroad. The 25 to 30 foot tunnel reveals a five foot wide body, with depth likely increasing, and tests claim a pure, sulfur and bitumen free coke that burns with little ash and no smoke. The find is owned by ex Mayor R. N. Baskin and associates, who hold 640 acres nearby.

Utah United States Richmond Bast Lake R. N. Baskin Salt Lake

Change Returned After Purchases At State Street Book Store

A Chicago Times-Herald note tells of a man who paid for small purchases with a dollar, received most of it back as change, and hurried out. The clerk says many customers ignore change, yet charity from unclaimed funds grows yearly. The piece questions how such people navigate daily life.

State Street Chicago Times-Herald Joes

Pompeii Implements Echo Modern Tool Craft and Water Systems

Visiting Pompeii impressed Pro& Goodman with the resemblance between ancient iron tools 1800 years old and today’s. They note surgery instruments and devices like wire ropes, boilers, taps, lead pipes, water fountains, and complex locks echoing modern designs, alongside bronzes showing high artistry.

Pro& Goodman Ea Pompeii Glass and Pottery Magazine Pompeiians Kitchener

Man with muddy valise causes fare dispute on South Halsted car

A Chicago Tribune report describes a man in a black hat and large checked suit arriving from the stock yards with a mud splashed valise. He paid fare with a dollar bill, kept a nickel, and handed a silver quarter to the conductor while insisting the conductor keep change. His exchange alarms other riders as he claims his wife told him to be cautious with money.

Halsted Street Chicago the Tribune Thirtyninth Street Kansas City

Unusual Ulysses Grant Boy Described From McClure's

A 13 year old who could drive a team 600 miles across the country and load a wagon with logs alone is praised for his self reliance and problem solving. By age 16 he trusts his own judgment, resists retreat, and shows steady resolve and practical skill.

Georgetown Ripley Batavia Ulysses Grant Hamlin Garland McClure’s

The Clairvoyant Operator at the Wheat Pit

On the Consolidated exchange a group of women stand in the gallery watching a broker below. A hand signaling method guides buys and sells of wheat, with finger counts indicating thousands of bushels and wrist twists indicating market direction. A spectator overhears a stranger asking a friend about the scene.

Consolidated Exchange Broadway New York Mail and Express Santion

Augusta man excels at rapid mental arithmetic

The Augusta Chronicle notes Gardhire Gardbere, a laborer at Interstate Cotton Oil, can instantly compute complex products such as 99 times 67 yielding 6663 and 501 times 627 yielding 16032, along with fractions, while unable to explain how he performs these feats.

Sobertiard Pire Augusta Chronicle Augusta Interstate Cotton Oil Company Gardhire Gardbéire Srst

Bear Hunters and Musk of Alaska Reach San Francisco

Mevel Téle from the Far Away Possession of the United States notes Alaska salmonist H. J. Barling’s Karluk cannery ties arriving with huge grizzly skins in San Francisco. A local tale tells of a famed Kodiak hunter crossing to stalk two immense bears using a spear and traditional methods.

Mevel United States H. J.barling Alaska Karluk Kodiak Island San Francisco Kodiak Ted

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