Local Happenings and Sale Notices in Peru Area
A reader’s glimpse of community life with sale bills at Thintwe Office and various personal items. Names include Dr Ed, Mrs G W Musselman, A L Fouts, Clyde Miller, Charles Stowman, D C Stowman, Ed Benedict, Mary Davis, Harry Mowery, George Mowery, Charles Golden, Gerald Haines, L A Haines, A C Cunningham, Mary Smith, Nelson Oak, Rev Pete Fisher, Mary Stratton, Beamer, Florence Stewman, Myrth birthday event, and local visits in Peru and nearby towns.
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W.musselman
Peru
Joseph ‘Warren
Wagoners
Clyde, Miller
Charles Stowman
Logansport
D. C. Stowman
George ‘Benedict
Canada
Denver
Popeye
A. L. Davis
Etna Green
Ind
Mary
Gerald Haines
Indy
Hammond
L. A. Haines
Free Advertising Is a Newspaper Man's Stock in Trade
An editorial essay compares free advertising to goods donated by coal dealers ice cream vendors and utilities. It argues readers expect free notices but editors provide complimentary space to charities up to space limits, noting the toil labor and costs behind producing each page.
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Electric Light Company
Electric
Electric Light
Reading Notice
Yuletide Dawn: Gabriel Monroe Finds a Christmas Revelation
Gabriel Monroe returns home before Christmas to a life marked by regret and estrangement. At a village Christmas sale he aids the poor with a bid that frees a papier mache stocking, revealing his daughter Bloise emerging from the stocking and renewing his hope for the family.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gabriel Monroe
Bloise
Gerald
Eloise
Gabriel
Bloize
Gil
Glittering Christmas Revelation of Gabriel Monroe
Town buzzes about Gabriel Monroe’s Christmas eve meeting and sudden rise in fortune. Eloise’s faithful suitor, the discarded son, brings Dolly into a home free from want and care, as grandpa carries the child to a tree lit with wonder and a whispered chorus of joy.
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Gabriel Monroe
Eloise
Dolly
Haven
L. O. Dukes & Co Promotes Silverware Assortment
Advertises a fine assortment of 1847 and Community Silverware at the lowest prices offered by L. O. Dukes & Co. in a sales pitch for durable flatware lines and cost savings.
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L. O. Dukes & Co
Promoting Co operation for national economic Prosperity
Chicago banker George M Reynolds argues in public forum that historic competition harmed the economy. He urges broad cooperation among railroad officials manufacturers merchants farmers and laborers to raise production and keep laws from crippling industries.
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United States
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
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