Foster-Team Beats Cayuga After Covington Addition
The Foster baseball squad, strengthened by Covington boys, defeated Cayuga last Sunday. Kreusch pitched the German twister to secure the win. Wo and Franklin spent part of the week in Louisville due to Franklin's wife illness. he returned reporting improvement and imminent home arrival. Fresh Baltimore oysters are available at Merryman Bros.
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Foster
Covington Boys
Cayuga
Kreusch
Franklin
Louisville
Young man pleads guilty in liquor license case
Albert West of Silverwood was indicted for selling liquor without a license. He pleaded guilty before Judge Milford on Saturday. As this was his first offense, the judge imposed the minimum fine and costs and warned that a second charge would bring a jail sentence.
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Albert West
Silverwood
Milford
For Sale Cedar Posts and Roofing Materials
For sale red and white cedar posts barn siding shingles and rubber roofing. Charles E. Osborn of Veedersburg Indiana lists items available from a local sale notice.
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Charles E. Osborn
Veedersburg
Ind
Attica residents visit, shoppers urged in local ads
George Smith and Robert Rinn served as Attica callers Sunday. The Leader promotes cloaks and furs at low prices with J Loeb's Store and sponsor mentions a range of local businesses and visits, including contractors, real estate agents, and shoe ads.
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George Smith
Robert Rinn
Mrs J Newhouse Visits In this City
Mrs J Newhouse of Battle Ground is visiting her daughter in law Mrs Julian Martin on the East Side. The notice notes rubber foot wear and related items as a casual item in the local column.
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W. B. Coleman
East Side
J. Newhouse
Battleground
Julian Martin
Local social notes from Mellott and surrounding towns
Mrs. Howard Edwards of Mellott hosted by Miss Mellissa Nebeker during the convention. Dr Emma Martin of Otterboro, a returning mission worker from China, stayed with Mrs Spurling for the district meeting. Postmasters Cronk Veedersburg and Preey Martin Attica attended the ninth district congressman’s speech.
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Howard Edwards
Mellott
Mellissa Nebeker
Emma Martin of
Otterbero
China
Spurling
Cronk
Veedersburg
Preey
Martin
Attica
Local sale draws crowd at Hast Side square
Luther Martin held a sale of men and boys cotton and wool sweaters at Hast side square which drew a good crowd last Saturday. The family plans to move to a newly purchased property in the city. Ed Layton wife and daughter of Rossville and Grant Layton wife of Alvin visited Mr and Mrs Will Layton last Sunday by automobile.
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Edward Logue
Danville
Lem Howell
W. B. Coleman
Luther Martin
Ed. Layton
Rossville
Grant Layton
Alvin
Will Layton
Overcoats at the Right Price Draw Shoppers In
A promotional line invites customers to browse a selection of overcoats offered at appealing prices, encouraging stepping inside to find the preferred style and fit.
New stock of cloaks and local notices from Covington era
District meeting guests from Greensburg and Thorntown visited Mrs Clifton while Burton and Miss Daly featured in Northwest travel notes. Waynetown announces Johnny Slattery as top Big Four operator. Fire survivors John Fields family thanked neighbors for aid after their Mound township house loss. Miss Ruby Coffing suffered a broken wrist after a fall at Armory hall during a basketball game.
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Johnny Slattery
Covington
Waynetown
Rebecca M. Daly
Greensburg
India
L. S. Buckles
A. Taylor
M. Oyler
Thorntown
T. A. Clifton
John Fields
Mound Township
Ruby Coffing
Armory Hall
Soord's Service Guarantee Promises Fair Treatment
A local ad urges readers to call Soord's for top service and fair treatment. The brief promises responsive care and honest dealings, aiming to attract customers seeking reliable assistance.
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Soord’s
Lincoln Male Quartette at Methodist church Friday
Ed Bonebrake visited Ridgefarm relatives this week while the Lincoln Male Quartette performs at the Methodist church Friday night November 2.
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Ed Bonebrake
Ridgefarm
Lincoln
Methodist Church
Local Store Ads and Community Notices
Fine black cloaks at J Loeb's Store and best values in school shoes at W B Coleman's East side square. The Lincoln Quartette testimonials praised. Henson dairy near here sold to Wm Elmore. Mrs Wilma Walker and Mrs Hopper from Lebanon visited Mrs John Billand for district meeting. Margaretta Shelby gravely ill at Ferguson home. No cotton seed oil or palatine in lard 10 pounds for $1 at Merryman Bros.
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W. B. Coleman
East Side Sq
Wilma Walker
Hopper
Lebanon
John Billand
Merryman Bros
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East Side Square
Odist
The
Attica Orchestra
Mrs. Romine
Miss Verna Glascock
Miss Maud Lanius
Orchestra of
Baltimore
Merryman Bro’s
Young Ladie
J. Loeb’s
Frank Tocks
E.H Nebekerad
Burton
Harry Wertz
Robert King
Crawfordsville
H. C. Randolph
Anna Nebeker
Cloak’s
J. W. Whicker
Mrs. Watkins
Kulman, Ale
J. L. Towntley
E. M. Board
George Boswell
Glen Templeton
Ed. Patton
Preston Cooper
Hillsboro
J.L. Peters
James Donaldson
Crystal Graham
Pearl Shell
Daisy Rich
John Coen
Joan Stephens
Richland
Grant Hughes
Marshfield
A. C. Schermersboro
Newtown
Stephen Randolph
District Missionary Meeting
Peter Jasperson
Walter Miller
Pete
Barton
Frank A. Munsey Company
New York
John Whorley
la Fayette
Leader
H. T. Mahoney
J. J. Claypool
Colfax
O. S. Douglass
T. M. Rin
Dakotas
North West
W.B. Coleman
Wm. F. Read& Sons’ Co
Dr. Jones
Perrysville
Landis
Veedersburg, Ind
J Loeb
Henson
Wm. Elmore
Margaretta Shelby
David Fergurson
Cartori
Leg
VanDorn’s Drug Store
Manford VanDorn
Geo. C. Cook
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