Proprieties Rates for Columbus Indiana Post Office Ads
Classified ad rates from Columbus Indiana post office listing pricing for advertisements in PROPRIETORS, WEEKLY, and DAILY AND WEEKLY categories. Locals in daily copy priced at one cent per word first insertion with extra charges. black letter locals two cents per word. Special and yearly contracts offered.
Tariff on raw hides would hurt small buyers say critics
The report warns a tariff on raw hides would only benefit heavy cattle slaughterers and not help small consumers. It argues workers should seek employment and notes some men prefer hard times to sustain imagined hardships while benefiting from credit unpayable by many.
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New York Christian Advocate
Quack cures and political digs in early 1900s ads
The page mixes patent medicine pitches offering o-T'o Bac at 50c and $1 with a Sterling Remedy Co. solicitation, plus sharp political squibs on Candidate Griffith and William J Bryan. A Lexington dynamite incident kills six laborers and injures others, and ads note carpet discounts at C. M Kellar & Co. with Clarofate product mentions.
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Lexington
City Policeman Harry Jackson Praised as Good Officer
A local notice highlights Policeman Harry Jackson as a capable officer who patrols the city to deter害 bad boys loitering on street corners. The piece notes he may be nominated for city marshal at the upcoming Republican city election, with commentary that he would serve the city well. Additional items include ads and community notices on goods and church events.
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Coning
Republican Party
America
Liberty
Tree of Liberty
Sons of Liberty
George III
Hannover
American Historical Register
Novel Water Clock from Chicago Inventor Demonstrates Time by Flow
A Chicago inventor unveils a water powered revolving drum clock in a small circular box suspended by strings. Hours are shown along the frame while interior divisions mimic a water wheel. water moves between compartments to slowly rotate the drum, rewinding when needed.
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Chicago
Communistic College: Workers Build Self Sufficient People's University
The People’s University near St Anne Illinois is a self supporting educational experiment. Students and teachers live on 640 acres working co operatively to provide food clothing fuel and shelter. The project funds itself with no endowments or charity and structures progress with communal labor.
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St. Anne
Ill
Chicago
People’s University
Sentinel claims largest general circulation in Indiana
The Indianapolis Daily Sentinel touts its widespread reach and abundant news coverage for the coming year. It promises extensive details on McKinley’s cabinet and administration, state capitol happenings, and Republican state government, urging readers to subscribe for twelve page weekly issues and daily dispatches from Indiana and abroad.
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the Sentinel
State
Indianapolis. Daily
Sentinel
McKinley
Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel
Indiana
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Columbus Star
E.H Kinney
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Mattea
Chas. A. Turpin
Columbus, Ind
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Sterling Remedy Co
New York
Griffith
Wishes
Tion
Declar
Indianapolis Journal
William J. Bryan
Louisville
Pateh
C. M Kellar & Co
Sthituath
White House
Lienberger
Officer Jackson
Harry Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Stahlhuth
J. A. Georges
Meyer & Fiegenbaum
Stahlhuth’s
Augsburg League
Sigmond
Kellar & Co
S. Hese
C. M. Kellar
Wate Motors
Rev. Newson
Fred Neible
Ing Sale
Colmbus Fuel & Ice Co
Communistic College
Illinois
The
Ion
Weekly Sentinel
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indianapolis Indiana
State Sentinel
Suinr
Henrities
U.S
Washington
C.A. Snow&co
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Orrict
Washington, D.C
W. W. Lambfet
Irwin’s Bank
Ron Meg
Firth and
Jackson Streets
Ladi
WII Agi
Patent Office
Reeves
J. H. Arnold
COLUMBUS _ Optician
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Lappets
Dennties
MEYER
Fiegenbaums
G. W. Cooper
C. B. Cooper
Cooper & Cooper
Masonic Builar
Jas.f. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
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Camp’s Block
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Romanza Agency
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J. A. Newton
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Baptiss! Church Bulletin
Flor Gallery
Herman Vonstrohe & Co
Crump’s Theater Building
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