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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1897

Page

4

Real estate bargains offer a wide range of city and county lots

An advertisement lists numerous properties for sale by owner brokers. It details houses, cottages, and vacant lots in Columbus and nearby Brown and Jackson townships, with prices from 400 to 2 500 dollars and various terms. Several larger farms in Clay, Wayne, and Harrison townships are offered with cash or trade options.

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Bryanism and the silver wheat price theory debunked

The article attacks the claim that wheat and silver prices move together under bimetallism, arguing intelligent bimetallists favor a single gold standard. It cites Bryan’s speeches asserting silver free coinage would aid farmers, and notes counterpoints from the Indianapolis Journal and public notices on cold remedies and products interspersed in the page.

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Its Quite Fashionable Nowadays Sunday Dinners At FasHION

A hotel and restaurant ad invites patrons to fashionable Sunday dinners at the FasHION RESTAURANT 609 Washington street. It highlights prepared meals and past patron satisfaction with plans to continue pleasing customers in the future.

Infidel MP Opposes Telegraphs Yet Concedes Change

A Lenace resident and former MP, famed for dismissing new science, mocked telegraphs. When telegraph poles and wires appeared before his house, neighbors pressed him. He stood firm, claiming he once studied the subject and that telegraphs might handle letters but would not move cotton bales.

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Wales Preserved Traditions Shape Quiet Character

A Scotch writer notes Wales remains little known to English readers and outsiders, preserving old superstitions customs and language. Towns near London belie easy travel yet Wales retains a distinct, picturesque culture, untouched by typical literary fame.

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Hennessey Citizens Vote Bonds for Pat Hennessey Monument

Citizens of Hennessey Oklahoma vote 2000 dollars in bonds to erect a monument to Pat Hennessey the early freighter killed during the 1874 Indian outbreak He commanded a wagon train from Wichita to Fort Reno and perished heroically his grave tended by freighters and marked with a memorial stone after the fort buried the charred body.

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Indianapolis firm eyes Manchester grain elevator project

George W. Metcalf of John S. Metcalfe Co leaves Indianapolis for Manchester England to oversee construction of a vast 1 500 000 bushel grain elevator. The Webster Manufacturing Company of Chicago supplies machinery and Southern pine lumber. Metcalf and five foremen will supervise the work for the Manchester Ship Canal Company.

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Measuring the Earth and New Timekeeping Device Highlights

Chicago inventor debuts a water powered timepiece in a circular box suspended by cords. Astronomers and geodetic surveys pursue earth measurement, noting 183 miles as the greatest visual range between landmarks in Colorado and Utah. Observers track star risings from Greenwich to Washington to convert time differences into distance. Pacific measurements involve collaborations with California and Tokyo observatories.

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Ornamental Crocodile Plant Thrives as Water Garden Favorite

A gardener shares how a single plant grown in both a dinner boiler and a crock adapts to indoor life. It spreads with vigorous growth, sending air bulbs into long stems and producing a very large leaf. As a house plant it remains attractive, with glassy leaves and minimal care, needing only steady water.

Moving a Brick Chimney Across Rough Ground

An 85 foot chimney weighing nearly 100 tons was moved about 950 feet over rough ground on two greased skids and blocks with one horse and four men. The move finished without harm, marking the second such chimney relocation by the same contractors.

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