Democratic nominees announce city race bids in primaries
Editors of several papers receive notices from candidates announcing their bids for Democratic nominations. William Over dear Otto W Koenig Charles H Bub Chas Bras h Eugene S Smith seek voters’ support in upcoming primaries for city clerk and councilman at large and ward seats.
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Jaurndi-Gaverter
Ie Nominanns Pelmariés
William. Overdear
Baitor Journal-Gavere
Charles H. Bubr
Journal-Gavette
Chas. Brasch
Balter
Behold the Flag A Ode to Liberty and Courage
Poem by Elly Way extols the national flag as emblem of liberty. It praises blue heavens, white purity, and red blood spilled for freedom. The piece honors those who fight oppression and defend justice, invoking Old Glory to forever wave over a united nation.
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Ben
Note of thanks to friends for sympathy and gifts
Alex R. Evans expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy gifts and visits during a time of trouble. He apologizes for worry, hopes to be back to good health soon, and pays tribute to the Sisters at St Joseph Hospital for kind attention.
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Edhors
St Joseph Hospital
Alex R. Evans
West Virginia mine charges probed by senate committee
Three witnesses before the senate committee investigating conditions in the West Virginia mine district testified that arrests and trials by a military tribunal were constitutionally dubious. Senator Kern seeks a broader inquiry, and the platform drafted by City Chairman Guy Colerick’s committee reflects thoroughness and fairness, drawn by Judge Aggeman, Judge Staple, Anselm Fuelber, Commissioner Schwier, Robert Kelly, and Thomas McLaughlin.
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Senate
West Virginia
Kern
Guy Colerick
Frankness in advertising and railroads tied to public trust
A Texas letter from David Rose argues for frankness in business and railroads, condemns past protectionist wool policy, and notes bond-driven money scarcity. He recalls personal experience in wool and cattle markets, cites price swings, and states he remains independent of political parties while urging cooperation between public, railroads, and business to boost the community.
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Baltimore
Alway
Antis Corporation
Reilroad
Frank Staten
Republic
Warren
United States
New Zealand
London
New Zeland
Cleveland
Palley
Tularaso
Tex
David Rose
Postal model schoolhouses aid rural districts
The U S Bureau of Education ships foldable cardboard model schoolhouses to rural authorities and normal schools to promote low cost, modern design. Versions include one two and four room buildings suitable for small communities. Designed by Dr F B Dressler with Cooper and Bailey Boston and W B Ittner St Louis, the kits include full construction directions and scale drawings.
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United States Bureau of Education
F.B. Dressler
Bureau of Aducation
Cooper and Eailey
Boston
W. B. Ittner
St. Lauran
Xeale
Tix
Dresader Nagerts
Wool Growers Call For Reproduction Of Letter
A letter by a life long sheep man from the St Louis Globe claims wool growers were misled by a republican paper. The writer argues the letter would inform and interest wool growers and urges republication in every newspaper.
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Mabie
Lakeside tree questions answered by park board commissioner
A Lake side reader asks if assessments for shade-tree work will be equal for all lots and learns each lot pays only for its own work. Cards track work per property, with details for inspection. Prices, procedures, and special cases for tree care and replacements are explained.
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Journal-Gazette
Lakeside
Board of Park Commissioners
East Gachington
East Wayne
Ns St
Fenner
David N. Foster
Coat Maker Wanted for Steady Work
Wanted coat maker steady work A B Mull Thee Tailor 1622 Calhoun St person sought with skill in tailoring at A B Mull Thee Tailor location 1622 Calhoun Street. address indicates employment opportunity.
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A. B. Mull
Calhoun St
Shumaker Plans for Dry Indiana
Indiana Anti-Saloon League chief Rev E S Shumaker reports a strong drive for county option in 1915 and prohibition in the new state constitution. He cites church meetings and a summer program as part of the effort and notes May local option results show 17 of 24 elections went dry with several townships flipping wet, while others remained dry.
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Indianapolis
Anti-Saloon League of
Indiana
E. S. Shumaker
Shumaker
Madigan Township
Allen County
Sullivan
Curry Township
New Guimps Weislemede Lawn Designs
A fragment from a clothing listing notes a fine sheer lawn fabric with shadow lace yoke and decorative designs. Colors include screen and white with stayed collars and a 50 cent value, likely from a 26 line in a vintage catalog.
High Grade Stationery Collection of Elegant Papers
A collection showcases the newest Initial and Monogram box papers and Correspondence Cards. Styles span wide with nominal prices. Fashionable stationery for every taste is offered, with many exclusive designs on display.
Playing Cards Special Today in Exquisite Designs
Special today on playing cards featuring beautiful initial and art backs in the most exquisite designs. Cards priced at 45 cents each.
Made for summer use Jace guard weave designs and color effects
Summer fabric item by Jace guard features varied color effects and several weave designs. Full size with hemmed edge. Displayed in Main street window and on the main floor. Special price listed at 1.58.
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Jace Guard
Moore Shirt ad sells sturdy work shirt at 50 cents
Men's Working Shirts The Moore Shirt offers patent closed sleeve and adjustable cuff in any color. Neat appearance, comfortable and durable for any job. Only 50¢.
Butchers' and Restaurant Aprons Spark Value Showings
A splendid display features aprons for butchers and restaurants. Described as well made and meeting industry needs by experienced makers. Unusually low prices at 25 and 30 cents.
Maryland Shirts A Brand of Shirts Worth Value
A brand of Maryland shirts described as fine quality per case with pretty stripes and figures, attached cuffs and strong button holes. Suited for Sunday outings or fishing trips, nicely tailored with stylish fabrics and comfort. Priced from 50 cents to 1 dollar 50.
Men's Underwear at Low Prices From Union to Balbriggan
We are headquarters for quality underwear with high values and prices lower than many inferior goods. Stock includes Union Suits Two-piece Suits athletic underwear in Balbriggan Nainsook and Open Mesh. Prices range from 50c to 2.00 per suit.
Night Gowns and Pajamas Ad Offer
A splendid assortment of every grade and the best in its class. Prices to suit everyone. A nilk-finished tie of superior quality and unusual beauty. Assorted stripes on white ground. 25c.
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Heaven
Boys New Wash Waists and Bulldog Suspenders
Percale and Madras wear with a military collar and two buttons. Available in blue black white and tan with assorted stripes and figures. Sizes 5 to 16. Prices 50 cents for waists and 50 cents for Bulldog Suspenders.
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Papa
Madras
Extra Special Silk Petticoats at Unbeatable Price
A new charming lot of silk petticoats in taffeta and rassaline of unusual quality. Beautifully made with a special under ruffle to protect the fabric. White, Black and all colors available with changeable six. Regularly 7.50 value now 1.95.
House Dresses Special Showings of New Designs
A display of charming house dresses in varied designs and colors. Priced today at 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00, featuring the nicest materials and wide range of choices.
New Line of Dresses for Little Girls at $1.00
A brief notice touts a new collection of children’s dresses described as beautiful and serviceable. The garments are stylish, well made, and prettily trimmed, offered at the price of one dollar.
New Style Skirts for Women Fits Perfectly
Shepherd offers tail ored and strictly tailored skirts praised as neat and perfect in fit. Brand new and wonderful value at five dollars.
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Shepherd
Special reductions on children's coats today
Children's coats offered at reduced prices for today only. The store promotes an inducement to buy, urging customers to visit and inspect the coats, claiming prices are lower than ever quoted on these values.
Touring Comforts Display on Calhoun Street Window
Comprehensive window show features coats new bonnets Soudan hats drinking cups rugs traveling cases suit cases thermos bottles and many handy articles. Prices are right quality and style are right. You will need them on your Sunday trip.
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Calhoun Street
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