Political race for Holman successor in Fourth district unfolds
Debates over timing of a vacancy election in Dearborn County grow as Governor Mount nears a decision. Rumors place Reus Br. Sulzer as Republican hopeful from Madison. many Democrats seek four-way field. Parish parade by Sipe Dolman and Blake draws crowds, delighting schoolchildren with ponies and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neary Winnitt
Holman
Dearborn
McCulloch
Hepulfigan State Conmitte
Reus BR. Sulzer
Madison
Indianapolis Journal
Sipe
Dolman
Blake
Fragmentary claim on mp pound as a superior item
A fragmented text asserts mp pound is not a patent medicine or tonic and favors it over similar products. It compares itself to a diamond and glass, but the passage remains incomplete and unclear.
Columbus attends frontier artist Pentzer portraitist visit
A local writer praises Prof. Pentzer formerly of Hartsville College now in Columbus in a First National Bank building studio. The article notes his portraits and landscapes, including The Vision, John Brons Grave, and Vision of St John, and invites residents to visit his studio and support his growing class. Also mentions Thomas Dunnegan’s shoe polishing stand and the Sipes Dollman Blake show final performance with a baby pony and dogs and monkeys thrilling local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Wentyer
Hartsville College
Via Row
Natvidi Bank
Weyorida
Ventzer
John
America
Weof Pentzer
Art Students League of
New York City
Art Institute In
Chicago
St. John
Pentzer
Sipes, Dollman & Blake
Wise Buyers White Flyers and Home Merchant Advice
Philip Brown of New Albany reports a successful test of his car coupler, with Jos I Irwin involved, as part of urging residents to spend money at home. The Brownstown Banner stresses buying locally to boost capital, labor demand, and quality guarantees, urging Columbus readers to support home merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brown
New Albany
Indianapolis
Jos. I. Irwin
Brownstown
Eve
Brownstown Banner
Columbus
Bell's of Blackville and Local News Update
Bell's of Blackville notes 16217 Will Perkinsons returns from Marion Ind. The :40 train was late. Ivy Johnson remains very ill after months of sickness. Adam Daums residence in Union township destroyed by fire. Reeves & Co. ship a carload of products west this week. Flat Rock Baptist Sunday school convention dates updated to May 10 and 11 in Shelbyville. John Herrod, veteran railroad man from Jeffersonville, dies. Charles Kary of Clifford pleads guilty to wife desertion. sentence includes $23 in costs.
Local hotel repairs and town notices mix with obits and ads
L C Wallick predicts Lynn hotel repairs finish soon and plans to run a top southern Indiana hotel. Hawcreek trustees report a school enrollment drop from 350 to 322. The Fashion restaurant opens for dinner. Mrs. Lydia Herod dies. funeral Sunday. A dog bite scare ends with Old Riser’s death clarified. Bicycle courier Edward Messendick nearly hit by streetcar. Advertising Ex perience notes circulation quality drives ad value. Wise Buyers Whiteflyers.
Popular Lady Contest Draws Crowd at Columbus Star
Votes cast for the Star prize wheel list Susie Coons Emiwa Moore Jessie McLeod lone Voris Hattie May Kate Bubbottom Bertha Lay Ivy Dunlap and others with totals and a scattering line. A show on 11th and Washing street drew patronage. J Sweet suffered injuries from a fall in a poker room, aided home by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Susie Coons
Emiwa Moore
Jessie McLeod
Lone Voris
Eeeee Hattie May
Kate Bubbottom
Azel Gysiew
Eee
Bertha Lay
Ivy Dunlap
New Fish Market Opens Near Post Office in Nashville
The Edinburg Call notes a new fish market near the post office and mentions postmaster W. T. Poling taking charge today. Miriam Lewis is listed among local names, and readers are reminded of travel via the Southern Railway as a dependable route.
Mormonism and The Latter Day Saints in Harrison Township
The writer notes a Mormon church organizing in Harrison township with several converts to be baptized tomorrow and urges ministers to address Mormonism and the later day Saints in sermons upcoming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Fashion Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor Opens
The Fashion will open this week as a first class restaurant and ice cream parlor with a lunch counter. It is located north of Fehring's drug store on Washington street and will offer European and American plans with meals at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taurant
Fehring
Washington Street
Personal Notes From Columbus and Nearby Towns
Miss Mable Prosser visits Columbus Ee Cal. Miss Kate Hourigan is in Columbus today Ed. Call. Sam DeArmond Seymour cigar drummer was in the city yesterday. Will Smith Vernon in the city yesterday. George Caldwell contractor in Rushville. Wm. Nading down from Shelbyville yesterday. Prof. Fred Kollmeyer arrived home from Flatrock yesterday. Deputy Auditor Breeding home from Indianapolis. Mrs Prof Lewis Mobley and granddaughter Bernice Prathar return from Indianapolis visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hourigan
Columbus
Sam DeArmond
Seymour Cigar
Ciity Yester
Will Smith
Vernon
City
George Caldwell
Rushville
Wm. Nading
Shelbyville
Prof
Lewis Mobley
Little Bernice Prathar
Indianapolis
Dog Attack Disputed as Man Recovers from Bite
Nathan Underwood, a Northside deliveryman for Lee Loy, was bitten during a 9 am dog attack at Dunnington's drug store. Edward Godfrey disputes the report, saying no bite occurred and no blood was drawn. Hydrophobia fears and a police report on a mad dog are referenced in nearby articles. Also notes on house for sale and local church service times. Green peas and other vegetables are in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Underwood
Northside
Lee Loy
Edward Godfrey
Underwood
Dunnington
Dr. Funkhouser
Republican
Godfrey
Assessors half done for Wisebuyers White Flyers
The notice warns taxpayers that thirty more days remain to be assessed and that failure to comply may double last year's assessment plus a 50 percent penalty. It advertises duty agents and references Circuit 16 cents a gallon and a 16613 identifier.
Turks will win fight with Greece, says Columbus observer
Sweeney of Columbus Indiana after a Cincinnati evangelists conference predicts Turkish victory. He cites fatalism and fierce charge tactics as giving Turks courage. He notes the Sultan’s physician and private secretary are Greek Christians and warns of conversions disappearing and possible killings by Mohammedan followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Asi
Christ
Mohammed
Men Wanted Everywhere
A. T. Morris in Cincinnati Ohio seeks workers for broad labor needs. Advertisement calls for able men to apply for employment opportunities across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Morris
Cincinnati, Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tee Crean Soda
Grio
aUliinn
Paine
Khington
John Bronn
Prof. Pentzer
John Grown
John Oliver
Old Brow
Essex County
New York
Puli Farina
Kate Field
Thomas Dnnecan
Davidson & Henderson
Thomas
Bell’s of
Blackville
Will Perkinsons
Marion Ind
Ivy Johnson
Adam Daums
Union Township
Reeves & Co
Flatrock Baptist Sunday School Convention
American Pelepioas & Pelesapa Co
Louisville
John Herrod
Ersonville
Pennsylvania Road
Charles Kary
Clifford
Palmer
L. C. Wallick
New Lynn
Indiana
Sey. Rep
Mr. Wallick
Jas. Taylor
Lynn
Belverdere
St. Denis
George Moore
Hawcreek Township
Hein
Lydia Herod
Lee Herod
East Columbus
Rev. Shields
City Cemetery
Frank Aberroth
Jackson
Frank
Edward Messendick
Mr. Gibson
Bigyule
J. Sweet
Jess and
Hollandst
Jim
Fand
Edinburg Tribune
Miriam Lewis
W. T. Poling
Nashville
Southern Railway
Edinburg
Srar
Brown County
Bro. Allison
the Fashion
Whiet Flyers
Res
the Fashion Restaurant Co
Chas, A. Turpin
Mgr
Mable Prosser
Columbuus
Fred Kollmeyer
Flatrock
Deputy Auditor Breeding
Reno
Wm. Wright
Will Hendricks
Stark
Lathern
F. W. Fraser
Treuselling
Woman’s Missionary Society
E. E. Waddington
Augsburg League
Emma Louise Sigmund
Wisebuyers
WHITE
Hamains
Cinnecinarti Post
Sweeney
Ind
City Evangelists
Cincinnati
Turkey
Harrison
Donner
Mesrgerk
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!