Attica Man Appointed Internal Revenue Collector
EDI or Peacock of Attica is said to be appointed as the Internal Revenue Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edi
Peacock
Attica
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1897
Page
2
Bevis vs Ohio Farmers Inc case praised for attorney
Observers say plaintiff's attorney C. J. Kollmeyer made a strong argument and won a judgment despite evidence and facts lining up against him in the Bevis versus Ohio Farmers Inc. Co. case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevis Vs
Ohio Farmers Inc. Co
C. J. Kollmeyer
Ogden Granted Patent For Automatic Call Register
Dora Ogden receives a patent for an automatic call register that logs calls and shows on return who called the office, including the number dialed. The inventor is expected to stage a large sale of instruments, highlighting the device’s convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Ogden
Ogden
Sixtyth General Assembly Praised For Conservative Work
The general assembly that adjourned last Monday is praised for its good work. It is described as one of the most conservative legislatures in years and will be remembered with pride for passing excellent laws overall. The Republican party and the country can take pride in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Republican Party
Personal notices from Hope area crowd the city
Rufus Snepp a prominent farmer near Hope was in town yesterday. Dick Shea is in Nebraska and will try to bring his ill brother Jim Shea home. Elder Percy Kendall rode northbound yesterday. Horace Trent of Elizabethtown also visited. A C Flannigar prominent farmer Rockcreek township in town. Mail carrier Huntsman Waymansville reports roads very bad. Win Smith and wife arrival on southbound train. Aron Bevis ill with grippe. George Sargent chosen substitute carrier by Postmaster Rush. Each church now has a post office representative. No mail since Thursday the 4th and delays may continue. Nashville Creek incident mentioned. Weed Patch firm at brink. E R road washed to pieces. hope to restore Bedford to Columbus line to reduce Brown County traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Snepp
Near Hope
Dick Shea
Nebraska
Jim Shea
Percy Kendall
Northbround
Horace Trent
Elizabethtown
A. C. Flannigar
Rockcreek Township
Huntsman
Waymansville
Win. Smith
Aron Bevis
North Washington Street
George Sargent
Rush
Weather and farm notes from Sweet Ireland parish
Rain and mud flood creeks washing away wood and small bridges. Wheat shows promise after a few warm days and a fair crop is expected. Mike prepares for a sale borrowing a neighbor’s saddle. James reports demand for fine roosters. Tine suffers rabbit losses from colic. Bill plans income from canvassing books and a new hog purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Ireland
Mike
James
Tine
Bill
Fragmentary names list from 19th century Columbus druggists
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous surnames such as Kings, Halls, Harters, Zarachees, Pisos, Kilmers, Ger-Colnrdfish, French, Indian, Brazilian, Smiths, Browns, Whites, Luyties, Sellers, Bulls, Drakes, Ransoms, Chamberlains, Scotts, Crooks Angiers, Warners, Ackers, Primleys, Hierces, Phillips, Moellers, DeWitta, Fellows, Munyons, Humphreys, etc, ending with 3 Ernst STANLIUTH & Co. Druggists Columbus Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls
Harters
Zarachees
Pisos
Kilmers
Smiths
Dens
Luyties
Sellers
Bulls
Drakes Ransoms
Chamberlains
Scotts
Crooks Angiers
Warners
Ackers
Primleys
Hierces
Phillips
Moellers
DeWitta
Fellows
Munyons
Humphreys
Trains collide near city. engineer hurt and tramp killed
A west bound freight and an eastbound extra collided two miles east of the city around 2:35 yesterday morning. Engineer Melvin Boone was severely but not dangerously hurt. an unknown tramp in a box car was killed. Both engines and several cars were badly damaged. the west bound train reportedly ran without orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Boone
Seymour Democrat
County Officers Taken to Prison in Waterloo Case
Deputy Auditor Frank Dills was arrested for forgery and released on 1600 bail. Hundreds gathered at the depot to see ex Treasurer Sawwell and County Auditor Borst sentenced to five years for pleading guilty to aiding in county embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mnd
Frank Dills
Sawwell
Borst
Property Auction At Acalis Indiana March Sale
Auctioneers announce a sale on Tuesday March 16 1897 at 10 am in Acalis Indiana listing blooded horses Jersey cattle a Jersey bull Duroc hogs brood sows and shoats hay wagons farming implements and household goods with credit terms nine months on sums over five dollars secured by note at First National Bank Columbus Ind. Also local notices report road vacation Harrison and Union townships viewers appointed a road incident at Panhandle freight Baxter incident and new blank marriage certificates issued by county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acalis
Ind
McCormick
Buckeye Reaper
First National Bank
Columbus
Isaac P. Cox
Elizabethtown
Mnd
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Noted Officials
Hon George B Swift Chicago reform mayor joins a broad endorsement of Paine's celery compound. Judge Powers Congressman Meredith Grout and others publicly vouch for its nerve-regulating and blood-purifying effects. The piece highlights testimonials from officials and physicians claiming its effectiveness against sleeplessness nervousness dyspepsia neuralgia and rheumatic debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Swift
Paine
Chicago
Judge Powers
Meredith
Virginia
Grout
United States
John C. Capers
Post Office
M. D. Wheeler
Bell and
Neil
McAllister
Union
Edward E. Phelps
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E. H. Kinney
A. Turpin
Postoffice
Indiana
Chas. A
Nashville
Bedford
Brown Co
Ireland
Ernst Stanliuth & Co
Columbus, Ind
Seward
Mesinger Saddle
Reeves-Seward Cycle Machine CO
Fifth St. Irwin Block
Rominger
Cook
Star Office
Harrison
Union Townships
John Wright
H. L. Rost
Washington St
T. G. Quick
Herman Vonstrohe
Crumi’s Theater
Third Street
Iea
Thomas Brown
Wall Paper
Ladies’ Capes
V.hilger
The
White House
Wsigigi
Is. Saype
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