Notable Drug Store Ad List From Columbus Indiana
An extensive, old time druggists catalog lists products and brands including Blue Time Expectorant and One Minute Cough Cure. The advertisement mentions numerous surname brands and various nationalities, all attributed to Beast Staubaurn & Co in Columbus Indiana.
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Kingt
Allens
Daynes
Bosch
Smiths
Browns
Avaldens
Layties
Sellers
Bulls
Drakes Ransoms
Chamberlains
Scotts
Crooks Angiers
Warners
Ackers
Primleys
Hieroes
Phillips, Moellers
DeWitts
Fellows
Munyons
Humphreys
Etc
Advertising Rates and Local Line Charges
Locals rate structure outlined charging one cent per word for first insertion and half a cent per word for each additional insertion. Local ads run in black letters at two cents per word per insertion. Special rates available for contracts of five hundred lines or more. Yearly contracts not carried to expiration priced per month as shown.
Draying and Moving Services Advertised by Jones and Lambert
The firm announces readiness to dray and transfer baggage merchandise and iron safes with special attention to moving pianos and household goods. Leave orders at marble shop on 4th Street. Jones & Lambert.
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Jones & Lambert
Thompson Vindicated in Damages Case Dismissal
The Hand vs Thompson damage suit was yesterday dismissed by the plaintiff, amid belief it aimed to defeat Thompson in the sheriff election. Vincent Thompson is vindicated in the eyes of the public. The Star notes a political motive and sees justice done. Capons arrive from outside towns as Baptist Aid Society plans a meeting with Mrs Stillinger. Two drunks were observed, orderly. John Nead from Brown County visited with a load of potatoes for Henry and Lake. A McKinley cabinet picture hangs in the Star office. Tim Griffith of Griffith and Kellar circulated among farmers at the Cox sale. Mr Seward of Maple Grove, who had left hand surgery years ago, is reported as suffering with it and was last night.
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Thompson
Hand
Vince Thompson
Vincent Thompson
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Spring Renewal
The ad extols Paine's celery compound as the sole spring remedy that purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and eliminates disease. It cites Prof. Edward E. Phelps and wide newspaper endorsements in major U.S. cities, claiming the remedy restores appetite, digestion, and energy for both children and adults.
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Paine
America
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Eaine
Prof
Phelps
Els
Local items from Franklin Star and Court actions
Joe Whitten split honors with Winnedge the Hope auctioneer at the Cox sale yesterday. Commissioners Court adjourned for the day and went to inspect the poor farm. The Star could not confirm the marriage report of Geo Swartzkopf and Miss Cordia Toohey. Toohey relatives deny wedding. she and mother visit Indianapolis. Rev Fuller Swift and Rev D J Ellison to read papers at Baptist Ministers Association meeting in Franklin. Richard Shea returned from Omaha with his brother James, who is improving. Schnur Reynolds Co. completed a new sign for Fred Ulrich on Franklin street, 8 by 12 feet in white and yellow on blue.
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Geo. Swartzkopf
Miss Cordia Toohey
Miss Toohey
Mother
Indianapolis
Mr. Swartzkopf
The
Baptist Ministers Association
Franklin and Vicinity
Richard Shea
Omaha
Neb
James
Schnur$Reynolds Co
Fred Ulrich
Ulrich Block
Franklin ’St
State News Highlights Across Indiana Events
Eli Lutz near Noblesville loses farm residence to a blaze. Twenty candidates vie for Crown Point town marshal. Clinton endures a mumps outbreak, undeterred by age. South Bend debates curfew law. George Peck near Ligonier dies by his own hand in despondency. Plumbers association to meet in Richmond on April 15-16. William Fogarty of Anderson reported insane due to alcoholism. A joint stock firm forms at Cannelton to build water plant. Mrs. James Baxter of Anderson wins $15,000 alimony in divorce suit.
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Crown Point
Clinton
South Bend
George Peck
Ligonier
State Association of Plumbers
Richmond
William Fogarty
Anderson
Cannelton
James Baxter
Bad Man Knox County Murder Sparks Pursuit in Tennessee
Meager details reach Knoxville of a bloody fight in Le Chater County Kentucky. Henry Frazier killed Eji Ismon after a quarrel said to involve Polly Lewis. Bloodhounds on the trail and citizens take sides as authorities seek Frazier toward Middleboro.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lechter County
Kentucky
Henry Frazier
Eji Ismon
Frazier
Ismon
Middleboro
Polly Lewis
Kittens in Southend City Found With Diphtheria
Kittens belonging to a local family showed signs of illness and were found to have diphtheria by a doctor. Health officers will enforce strict monitoring of all domestic cats to prevent possible spread.
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Southend, Inc
No Fair at Richmond this year plans stalled
Richmond officials report no fair in the city for this year with no steps toward forming a new organization. In contrast Hagerstown’s Fair Association is thriving and has set August 10 to 13 for this year’s event.
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Richmond
Hagerstown
S* Fair Association
Mormon minister attacked in pulpit on Ten Mile Creek
Joshua Wellington a Mormon preacher was struck by stones hurled through a window during a sermon last night. He sustained bruises but no serious injuries as townsfolk fled in panic. authorities note prior threats over anti Mormon sentiment could halt Mormon activities in the area.
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HaMurn
W. Va
Ten Mile Creek
Joshua Wellington
Wellington
Mrs. Hinman Shows Improvement From Lagrippe
Mrs. M F Hinman who has been ailing with lagrippe is somewhat improved and reported to be on the mend with better spirits and strength, according to a brief medical update from her household.
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M.F. Hinman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beast Staubaurn & Co
Columbus, Ind
Oornia VO
WH. Kinney
CG A. Turpin
Proprietors
Columbus
Indiana
Chas. A
Turpin
Baptist Aid Society
John Nead
Brown County
Henry & Lake
McKinley
Star
Tim Griffith
Griffith & Kellar
Tina
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Joe Whitten
Hope
Cox
Hex Griffith
Washington Street
George Kerr
Commisioners
State News
Eli Lutz
Noblesville
Kittens
Broom Factory
Gran
Herman Vonstrohe & Co
Crumi's Theater
Third Street
Washington St
Drake
Central—169
Arasdbiibausa
WM. Anderson
Boot and Shoe Maker
Ington and
Franklin
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