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Newspaper
Columbus Star
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
5
The Star reports votes tallied up to date for the gold watch contest. Names listed include Leonard Lay, Emma Pingladeenat, Susie Wilson, Will Lake, E L Williams, Ed Jones, Walter Waltman, George Schooler, Beryl May, J H Kaiser, Ed Everroad and Noble Ellis. Also note a Michigan resort guest’s improvement and a reminder about an accident policy offered by Kinney and Kinney.
The Indiana Olis Daily and Weekly Sentinel highlights its wide state and foreign dispatch news and urges readers to subscribe. An ad mentions high grade footwear at half price at Bub Shoe Store located at 204.
The Orinoco Literary and Social Club met at North Side School for a mixed program with solos by Miss ate Rubot tom J. E. Cochran and Watter Waltman and mandolin guitar by Al Ruddick and Bert Waltman. A town fraud tale looms as a masked woman in male attire awes residents. Frank Drake to race Will Powell 50 miles for county championship with 10 15 cent admission. Mrs W H Dowell and Paul visit H S Warren in Edinburg Call. A sales pitch ends with questions on trust in advertisers and substitutes.
LIENBERGER presents high class workmanship with AI suitings and faultless styles. The ad promises harmonious fit and dressiness with prices that give complete satisfaction, asserting the wearer becomes part of the suit.
Ad urges shoppers to buy shoes at J A Newton's with low expenses and price guarantees. It lists women rubbers at 15c and touts various remedies and drugs sold by M C Dunnington, druggist, offering refunds if cures fail. The notice mentions a nurse at 1253 Franklin Street.
An advertisement promises fixed prices for work, claiming high value and best materials with guaranteed satisfaction. It emphasizes solicited labor and reliability, presenting itself as a trustworthy service option for repairs or restoration.
Account National Encampment of the Sons of Veterans set for September 9 to 11, 1897. Tickets go on sale September 9 with return validity through September 15, 1897. For tickets and info contact Big Four Route agents or Warren J. Lynch assistant general pass and ticket agent Cincinnati traffic manager KE 1). McCormick.
The Hub advertises low prices on Hanan's and all bird grade goods claiming to beat competitors. It promotes 294-11 Dwelling in Orimoco as a sales location and invites customers to learn terms.
The Big Four Route will sell exclusion tickets at one cent per mile for the reunion of the Army of West Virginia to September 8 and 10, 1897, for the above occasion.
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