Radical proposed amendments loom in state constitution
Montgomery county readers show little interest as thirteen amendments to the state constitution face a September 5 special election. The state board assigns numbers for identification. voters will mark yes or no on each proposal separately, not a straight party ticket. Local notes mention visits by Mr. and Mrs. John R. Haden and a clothing cleaning service ad from Crawfordsville.
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Montgomery County
State Board of Election Commissioners
Secretary of State
General Assembly
State Superintendent
Drag work and laundry pickup ad from corner shop
An old classified note lists Harry Hiatt for various drag work and chicken turkey duck and geese orders. It instructs leaving laundry at Saidla's Restaurant and mentions Indy on sale at Corner Drug Store. A sewing job and delivery from Mrs. Charles S. Cook are referenced with a phone call instruction and timing notes.
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Harry Hiatt
Saidla
Indy
Charles S. Cook
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Constitutional Cure
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a blood acting remedy that reduces inflammation of the mucous linings, particularly the Eustachian tube, to restore normal hearing. Free circulars available. distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J.cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Trucker Mirrors Law Sparks Statewide Arrests
Indiana presses for rear view mirrors on all trucks under a new law. M. E. Noblet of the Hoosier State Auto Association says evasion persists as drivers leave doors open or mirrors misaligned. Officers are urged to caution violators while a parallel registration requirement tightens vehicle ownership proof.
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M. E. Noblet
Hoosier State Auto Association
Indiana
Fords on easy payments and bargains in property
Little and Woody advertise new or used Fords with easy payments and offer bargains in residential property. This compact notice highlights flexible financing and real estate deals.
Crawfordsville Notables Share Weekend and Weekday Movements
G Kersey visited Crawfordsville last Monday and Charles Johnston transacted business there last Friday. Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson with their sons stayed with Mrs Sarah Hiatt Sunday. Mrs Laura Lynch and her son Hubert joined Sunday services at White Church and dined with Rev D C Campbell. Mrs A A Younng owns a night blooming Cereus that bloomed last Friday. Mrs S A Marshall began a summer trip to St Paul Minnesota to stay with daughter Mrs Adolph Neumann and family.
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G. Kersey
Crawfordsville
Charles Johnston
Carl Anderson
S. A. Marshall
St. Paul
Minnesota
Adolph Neumann
Agents Wanted and Local Listings in Crawfordsville Area
The notice offers employment selling guaranteed trees fruits and plants with high weekly commissions and no experience required. It also lists services from Harry Hiatt on draying and farm loans by Chas W. Ross & Son, poultry price calls, and dry cleaning or pressing at Saia's Restaurant.
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Wauwatosa
Harry Hiatt
Chas. W. Ross & Son
Crawfordsville
Ind
Hog-Tone
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