Department Clothes for Children Win Parents’ Praise
The department gains favor from parents with stylish clothing made of dependable cloth. The outfits are well sewn to last, keeping the young ones busy wearing them out.
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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1897
Page
2
The department gains favor from parents with stylish clothing made of dependable cloth. The outfits are well sewn to last, keeping the young ones busy wearing them out.
Housewives of this city join a New Year giveaway for the Majestic Steel Range praised for fast baking. A lively, good natured competition forms among residents as entries like Owen Dirk and Walter Coupe are noted amid local names and chatter about the prize.
Otto Gilmour left for Danville for school and several locals, including Miss Gertrude Doty, Miss Mary Shea, and Miss Alma Miller, visited or traveled to Cincinnati Terre Haute Edinburg Charlestown Indianapolis and Pueblo. Families from Indianapolis La Porte Memphis Dupont and La Font enter and depart, with visits to Wm Taylor John Schumaker W W Dennison and others noted.
A historical record notes an individual entering the post office at Columbus Indiana as a second class master, marking a clerical or administrative role within local postal operations.
A fragmented listing shows daily and weekly ad rates with multiple durations for one inch spaces. Prices range from 0.09 to 8.00, including annual and semiannual terms, though several entries are incomplete or misprinted.
Enrollment at Maple Grove schools shows higher totals this year across Central North South and Northside with the high school leading. The record notes overall growth though one line is garbled.
Fragmented text mentions accident policy cost with sick benefits and names Kinney and Yahe PGs. Details are garbled with unclear references to sites and persons. Contains stray phrases about fire, smoke, and a waitress named Sterling.
A note advises obtaining Kinney and Kinney tornado and windstorm insurance for Columbus, claiming the policy is affordable despite potential high winds. The fragment urges securing coverage ahead of storms.
The article notes a proposed city grocery is planned to open, with location decided and premises rented. The two young operators are experienced in the grocery trade and are predicted to have success.
Sunday visits stretch across neighbors and relatives including Rev Otto Maple and family and Mrs H G Solomon with Miss Mattie Chitty. Alfred Owens dies. funeral at Shelbyville. Canning factory runs smoothly under Charles Law. Bicycle interest grows. local trips and fairs noted. Cooper and Cooper relocate offices to National Bank block.
Wayland and Wells form a partnership to operate a grocery in Wayland and Wells open in the Storey block on Washington Street beside Otto’s Drug Store. The firm expects to be open for business by Saturday and seeks public patronage.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for a cold with a money back guarantee. The notice asks readers who owe the newspaper to pay promptly, urging that cash is needed to run the paper and to have payments ready when the collector arrives.
A humorous quatrain notes a man who doubts advertising yet tries once and pays a dime. He declares ads fake and believes a single hammer tap could spin grand results. The poem argues advertising must be persistent, with daily ads to make any impact.
The undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of James C. Milter, late of Bartholomew County, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. E. H. Kinney, Administrator. Attest: Geo. Werner, Clerk.
Notice announces Aquilla Mischet as administrator of the Wizard Mitchell estate in Bartholomew County. Clerk George Warner and attorney W. Lambert sign the notice.
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