Indiana Expands Road System Across State to 4000 Miles
Indiana adds miles to state highway network bringing total to 4000 under state control. New maps to show 20 percent of roads and renumbering to align through routes. Signs warn drivers of steep grades blind curves and railroad crossings. Map details include routes from New Albany to Michigan line and list No. 1 through No. 58 with major towns and corridors.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
John C. Willams
Williams
Illinois Line
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio Line
New Albany
Michigan State Line
South Bend
Dyer
Valparaiso
Plymouth
Warsaw
Ft. Wayne
Ohio State Line
Wilaiis State Line
State Line
Illinois State Line
Terre Haute
Richmond
Bedford
Seymour
Versailles
Aurora
Lawrenceburs
Vincennes
Paoli
Louisville
Madison
Greensburg
Lebanon
Lafayette
Oxford
Kentland
Logansport
Wabash
Ft. Wayne, Ko
Remington
Renneselaer
Crown Point
Gary
Union
Clay City
Brazil
Greenfield
Anderson
Marion
Uuntington
Columbia City
Michigan
Larrange
Brencer
Todianepolis
Ott 2w Announces Tree Planting Season and Fruit Offer
Ott 2w Alstott & Son invites orders for apple peach pear cherry plum grape and over 50000 strawberry plants with digging starting October 29. Customer urged to place orders before delivery time.
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Alstott & Son
Do Not Strain Eyes Read Proper Lighting And Care
Advice on eye care stresses proper illumination avoid fine print glare and dust protection while driving. It warns against reading in sharp light on moving trains and using cheap glasses. neglecting eye strain may worsen conditions and threaten sight.
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United States
Churches rising in Pike County and local ads
Petersburg reports rapid church construction with eight new houses under way across Spurgeon Arthur Bowman Winslow August and Pike County, plus mentions of milling and paint ads. The piece also notes eye health warnings and a trolley accident joke in a brief, mixed local notice style.
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Petersburg
Poke County
Winslow
Arthur
Spurgeon
Bowman
United Brethren
Pike County
Mrs Mary Simpson Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Mary Frances Simpson 63 of Palmyra widow of Isaac Simpson died Saturday afternoon October 20 after months of illness following cancer surgery. Born October 4 1860 she was married April 15 1896 maiden Rector. Funeral October 22 at Church of Christ Palmyra with Elder Otis Scott and Rev J W Gilley. burial Lick Branch cemetery. She leaves husband one brother James Rector and three stepchildren Elmer Simpson Mrs George Goss and Mrs Anna Scharrer.
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Mary Simpson
Mary Frances Simpson
Isaac Simpson
Palmyra
Church of Christ In
Otis Scott
Borden
J. W. Gilley
U. B. Church
Lick Branch Cemetery
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Weil City
Reed 16
St. Croix
Tipa of
Tis Verhaun
Biatanery
Pea Ufieny Beouch Riebmeld
Borcard
Eng HG
West Pedford
Bloomgeen
Mertinevile
Pennville
Sachem
Wallonia
Michigan City
Elkhart
Angola
Bloomington
Columbus
Wabach
Goshen
Washington
Bloomfield
Arissiaville
Kokomo
Sullivan
Montezuma
Roekville
Danville
Indianapoli
Spencer
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
Sinois
Covington
Crawfordaville
Y Ehanon
Muncie
Union City
Brookville
Carreraville
Cambridge City
Oxone
Hartford City
Fioia Greeupburg
Rushville
Dunreith
Jeffersonville
Hamburg
Ohio
Harrison
Princeton
Jasper
French Lick
Scottsburg
Shoals
Mitchell
Laporte
New Carlisle
Chicago
Frankfort
Monticello
Montmorenci
Wol
Cott
Ligonier
Chrisney
Tell City
Connersville
Liberty
College Corners
DeMotte
Culver
Argos
Batesville
Lawrenceburg
Clinton
Newport
Nevada
Vebroc
Keller
Outfitters
Keller’s
Ulster
Norfol
W. H. Keller
The
Wahl-Grable Co
Pike
New Middletown Milling Company
J. F. Kurfees
J. J. Bullett & Son
H. H. Miller
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
Corydon
Joseph Stir
Julia Stier
Eureka Phoneta
Harrison County Auto Co
Corydon, Indiana
Ideal Restaurant
Lush
Pearl Street
Schupperts Bus
Rosenbarger
Lanesville
Pearl and Market Sts
Schuppert
Flock’s Bus Line
Burton’s
McDonald Stockdell’s
Burton
McDonald Stockdell's
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