Two Chief Executives Installment Marked by Simplicity
The Washington Post highlights the grand enterprise of the inaugural ceremonies, noting the government’s greatness through simple, meaningful display. A closing state legislature scene reveals two men in the House who overreached, prompting calls to keep such figures at home and respect the state’s intelligence.
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The
Washington Post
U.S
Senate
House
Warren G. Sayer
General Assembly passed and temperance laws tested by enforcement
The sixty fourth General Assembly adjourned with many good laws and a focus on enforcing them. The real measure will be whether new temperance and other laws are enacted and enforced, reducing saloons and improving public conduct in Indiana. Enforcement will determine life or repeal of these statutes.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Legislature and law officers urged to act together
A Star editorial argues that the legislature has done part of the work and calls on law officers to step forward and share responsibility to ensure results. The piece stresses urgent cooperation between branches to uphold order and enforce laws.
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Law
High School Notes and Educational Meeting Highlights
Educational events include an April 2 gathering with Dr W P Kane and talks on art by Mrs McRae, plus Miss Tula Cheney visiting Hillsboro and Crawfordsville. Thomas McLary to present on The Mission of Mirth in April. Girls basketball vs Danville at Champaign March 17. Krug geometry topics and algebra progress noted. Fewer tardies. overall better conduct and student effort. Miss Calhoun fosters art interest with paintings displayed.
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M. E.dhuareh
W. P. Kane
McRae
Tula Cheney
Hillsboro
Crawfordsville
Thomas McLary
Algiuat
Calhoun
Rubber tire service offers same day installation for all sizes
J. L. Allen & Son announce a rubber tire machine in stock with same day tire installation when wheels are purchased. They advertise reasonable prices and solicit rubber tire work. Also mentions a march 3 notice and Scottish Rite Masonry trip to Indianapolis for Julian Martin and Fletcher Boyd, Chapter h re members.
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J. L. Allen & Son
Wis
Julian Martin
Fletcher Boyd
Indianapolis
H Re
Scott's Emulsion Safer Remedy Testimonial Note
A prominent pharmacist lauds Scott's Emulsion as a life saver from infancy to old age. The ad-like passage states the product remedies improper and weak development, restores lost flesh and vitality, and repairs waste through nourishment inherent to the Emulsion. It claims no secret behind its action.
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Scott
Back to Dear Old Indianapolis Song Ad
Advertisement for a catchy waltz titled Back to Dear Old Indianapolis by Charlie Marine. Offers mail order with 10 cents in stamps and returns policy. requests orders be sent to Isaac Doles in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Charlie Marine
Isaac Doles
Ind
Prompt Payment to Ida Grady on Policy No 7270
Mrs Ida M Grady, widow of Harry A Grady, received a $10000 birex from State Life Insurance Company in full payment of policy No 7270 on the life of her husband. Stephen Randolph, district agent, arranged the settlement and the final proof arrived last week with the check issued on the fifteenth.
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Ida M Grady
Harry A Grady
State Life In-uranes Company
Stephan Randolph
Thierty
Die Inst
Letter List and Local Notes From Fountain Weekly
Week ending March 1 1900s includes names Mrs Sarah Beeson Francis Powell T L Smith Miss Florence Townsend Eddie Wilkes Elliphaz Davis Lizate Ligier Jacob Zimmerman Adverts marked advertised carrier Danville updates William Bowers family JM Rhodes Jr Danville Joy Fullwider Veedersburg Jerry McMahon Georges town Dr Dorahood Cowl Creek Indianapolis post office gains glass door skylight repapering painting Postmaster Boyd and staff praised for efficiency and courtesy.
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Sarah Beeson
Fountain
Francis Powell
T. L. Smith
Florence Townsend
Eddie Wilkes
Elliphaz Davis
Lizate Ligier
Jacob Zimmerman
F. W. Boyd
P. M
Peruna Endorsed by Officials in St Paul Letter
A letter from Joseph H. Ridgeway of the American Anti-Treat Society in St Paul lauds Peruna as an honest medicine that cures stomach catarrh and builds up the system. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman for advice and to seek prompt, satisfactory results.
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Joseph H. Ridgeway
Maelo
J. W. Pritchard
Peruana
Ty. Hartman
U. J. Miller
Wich School
Ypsilanti, Mich
N. Clark Street
Chicago
Til
Prof
L. J
Local guests and residents noted in Williamesport social roundup
Mrs Jacob Shetler and Mr John Schlosser hosted by Mr and Mrs James Everly and Miss Martha and Rebekah among relatives. Dr Tom M Henderson left for Pendleton Oregon after being summoned to his father's bedside. J W Patterson of Covington visiting in poor health but improving. Seam Roman of Wabash township about to wed. Hon O P Lewis in Indianapolis for funeral duties. Charles Milford of Attica visiting, calling on Mrs M Rinn. James Everly buys Dr Jones property on Fourth street, Everly farm to son in law VanDorn. Representative Wil Calvert returns from Attica after busy General Assembly session.
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Jacob Shetler
John Schlosser
Williamesport
James Everly
Martha
Rebekah
Tom M. Henderson
Pendleton
Oregon
Charles Milford
Attica
City
Indianapolis
Crawfordaville
M Rinn
Dr. Jones
Fourth Street
Everly
VanDorn
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Marcel 1
Pie Nottueru Teachers Association
Helr
Zeta Gibson
Scott & Bowre Chemists
Peas
Jacob Carrier
William Bowers
JM Rhodes Jr
Joy Fullwider
Veedersburg
Jerry McMahon
Georgestown
Dorahood
Cowl Creek
Boyd
National Biscuit Co
Coleman’s & Reevf’s
L. J. Miller
Joseph Ridgeway
Gaines
Roberts
Indy
Dean Cat
Poser
Dean
James K. Taylor
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
LJ. Miller
J W Patterson
Patterson
Seam Roman
Wabash Township
Seam
Benedict
O P. Lewis
Sherrick
Wil Calvert
J. Loeb’s Stores
J. Loeb’s
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