Crump’s Theatre Draws Big Crowds As Court News Emerges
Hon Geo W Cooper remains ill with lagrippe. The Magniscope draws crowds at Crump’s theatre nightly. The Wilson Bevis versus Ohio Farmer’s Insurance trial filled the courthouse all day. Roads are poor for travel while Sugar Camps run full blast amid wet weather. Photographer Charles Redding plans exhibit of medal winner works. County court mulls highway opening between Harrison and Union townships and faces a possible vacation petition fought by Hamblin and Waltman.
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Court House
Wilson Bevis
The
Ohio Farmer's Insurance Company
County Commissioners Court
Harrison
Union Townships
Hamblin and
Waltman
Magniscope Show Closes Soon at Crump's Theatre
Achille Philon, Magniscope manager, reports good business as Crump's Theatre nears season end. The Magniscope run ends in a few weeks and patrons are urged to attend. Shows priced at 10, 26 and 30 cents.
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Achille Philon
Crump’s
Suit Filed by Masonic Metal Insurance Against 30 Citizens
The Masonic Metal Insurance Company of Central Illinois sues about 30 prominent citizens in Circuit Court here claiming they are stockholders liable for company liabilities after the receiver took control. Rev Noah Harper preached at the Baptist church and stayed to lead Wednesday prayer meeting before leaving for Columbus.
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Brazil
Ind
Masonic Metal Insurance Company
Central Illinois
Noah Harper
Columbus
Baptist Church
Democrat
Martinsville
Columbus minister seeks cure at local sanitarium waters
Rev. Z. T. Sweeney of Columbus arrived Tuesday evening and is staying at the Nutter Webster sanitarium to test the curative waters for rheumatism in his right arm. He plans to preach Sunday and return to Columbus Monday. He is otherwise in splendid health.
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Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Nutter-Webster
Democrat
Martinsville
Anecdote From Anglers Basket About a Scottish Laird
In Mr. E. Pritt's Anglers Basket a tale describes a laird recounting a great fish to friends at dinner. The servant Donald answers with a stubbornly escalating weight, saying the fish weighed twelve pounds at breakfast, ten at dinner, and twenty six at supper with the captain. The laird declares he will not tell lies now in old age to please shooters.
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E. Pritt
Donald
Lees
Beach find at Anastasia Fla. octopus identified after dig
A 22 foot long aquatic creature initially thought to be a whale was found partly buried in Anastasia Beach by St Augustine cyclists. The president of the local scientific society ruled it an octopus. missing tentacles may have been eroded by sand waves or eaten by sharks.
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Anastasia Beach
Fla
St. Augustine
Nerves and Teeth Linked in Many Cases
The piece notes that bad nerves and bad teeth often occur together in a remarkable number of cases. It attributes this to modern life’s hustle and bustle, which strains nerves and damages teeth alike.
Superstitious Manxmen Among Civilized Peoples
The Manx people are described as the most superstitious among civilized communities. The remark highlights enduring folk beliefs on the Isle of Man.
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L. Rosenbush
William G. Irwin
Rosenbush & Moore
WMG
Irwin
Ililiigeililililogi III ID
Strauss
Ingrai
Smith’s
Body Brussels
A. Strauss & Co
SIOG
Tewest
Menaber
Geo. W. Cooper
Trustee Jewell
J. Guy Haugh
Paul Krause Wholesale Gents Furnisher
Indianapolis
Charles Redding
State Photographers’ Association
Mundsy
Inpb
American Waterworks Company
Mary
John
Broom Factory
Veno
Otto
Chamberlain
Q. J. Noblitt
Silvermans
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