PURE Lead House Promises Pure White Lead Options
A Washington based lead dealer promotes PURE LEAD and accuses rivals of selling cheap off brands. Ward Jemison urges painters to compare Eckstein Anchor and Eagle Lead, offering $50 to anyone who proves the claim against him. He claims demand for pure lead remains strong across the United States.
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United States
Eekstein
Rudibor
Ogle
Soersons
Protita
Eckstein
Anchor
Agre
Eagle White
Yonra
Ward Jemison
Erection of New Fayette Lodge Block Under Way
Fayette Lodge I O O F awards contract to Lonsen and Hill of Richmond for a brick building to cost 314696. Work will start immediately, occupants to move, ground broken within a month, and completion targeted by July 1 1901. The four story block will house offices, banquet and lodge rooms with public access on most of the upper floors. Architect is John A Hasecoster of Richmond.
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Fayette Lodge
LO. O. F
Lonsen & Hill
Richmond
Odd Fellows
C H D's Indianapolis Division Faces Through Route Doubt
C H and D officials dispute claims of a through Cincinnati to Chicago link via the Indianapolis division. Waldo notes no pickle invested, cites 48 mile haul vs 124 via Indianapolis, and highlights Monon roadbed upgrades. Management reports record earnings and possible extensions with Indiana Decatur and Western plans.
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C. G. Walda
Chicago
Indianapolis
Monon
Waldo
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Indianapodia Division
In Loving Remembrance of Maurice H Edwards
A memorial poem honoring Maurice H Edwards read at Moore's Hill funeral services. It recalls his youthful spirit, sincere character, and lasting impact on classmates and church community, ending with prayers for peace and divine comfort.
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Maurice H. Edwards
Imogen Thieher
Tincher
Moore's Hill
Maurice Edwards
Moore’s Hill
M. Kb
Moss Etha Worigtt
Surprise Wedding Kept Secret Ends With Dinner Reception
J Clevinger Piper and Misa Caro wed five weeks earlier in Indianapolis but staged a secret reception at their Reed Street home in East Cameraville. Elder George Darsie announced no ceremony. A three course dinner followed with gifts including 200 in gold and a building lot. Attendees included relatives from Tipton Anderson Hartford City and Tipton. The Times News extends best wishes.
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Misa Caroline Lueille Danm
Reed Street
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Cameraville
Witners
George Darsie
Indianapolis
Piper
A. L. Daum
Tipton
Indiana
Elm Farm
Fayette County
Shera & McIntosh Dry Goods
Christian Church
Dr. Treasider
SS Piper
Charles Piper
Anderson
Walter Davis
Lewis Piper
Hartford City
Times-News
Woman breaks leg in fall at home on Eleventhtreet
Yesterday morning Mrs. E. J. Lewis slipped while walking to the back yard and suffered a broken right femur. Dr. Joshua Chitwood and Dr. Vano Pelt reduced the fracture. Mrs. Lewis is resting at home today.
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Eleventhtreet
Joshua Chitwood
Vano Pelt
Lewis
Remains of Blanche Cooley Turner to Be Brought Home
The death of Blanche Cooley Turner at 7 p m in Columbus Indiana is announced. Her remains will be brought tonight at 8 45 to her parents home and the funeral will be held at First Mt Zion church Sunday night at 9. She was 29, married to Oliver Turner in 1599 and recently had a daughter who died. She was a member of First M E church and active in religious work.
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Madge Kensler
Anna Stewart
Jessica Manlove
W. K. Houghton
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Orient
Siberia
W. B. Wright
Blanche Cooley Turner
Columbus
Ihia State
Firet Mf. B
State Fee and Salary Commission Proposes Salary Increases
The commission urges raising Governor salary from 5000 to 8000 and Supreme Court Justices from 4500 to 6000. Governor’s private secretary would rise to 2400, and State Board of Health secretary to 2400. County officers would be paid by population with 10 percent of collected fees.
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State Fee and Salary Commission
Supreme Court
State Board of Health
County Officials Salary Provisions in State Bill
The proposed bill sets salaries for county officers by population brackets. The treasurer earns 1000 per 1 000 up to 10 000 then 60 per extra 1 000 plus 6 percent of fees. The recorder receives 90 per 1 000 up to 10 000 and 50 per extra 1 000 plus 10 percent of fees. The sheriff's pay is 110 per 1 000 up to 10 000 and 10 per extra 1 000 plus 10 percent of fees.
Small blaze damages home on Nickel avenue
Fire alarm from Box No. 21 sounded about 6 50 Tuesday evening at the home of Charles Morgan on Nickel avenue near the Hominy mill. The blaze started from a defective tire and was checked by a bucket brigade before the department arrived. Damage to the residence was light as wind whipped the night.
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Mr. Morgan
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