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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
4
Marion M. Mazwell announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Recorder, subject to the party convention decision on June 6. The notice appears as a declaration of intent to seek the office.
Railroads plan to raise freight rates, affecting many while wages drop. Inspectors urge taxpayers to seek solid candidates for county commissioners as parties set conventions. Theodore Roosevelt could be renominated at Chicago if presented before the Republican convention next month. William Alden Smith, Michigan’s junior senator, rose from newsboy to senator.
The Indianapolis paper lauds Senior Senator Albert Beveridge as the administration’s acknowledged Senate leader. It credits him with unmatched debate and statesmanship, rivaling even the venerable Hale in national forums.
Clark's offers flour eggs and oil for incubators while Burget & Sons and Higgins and Co promote hardware, textiles, furniture, and discount household goods. Town notices include a 100000 fire in Walkerton and seed corn for sale from Joe Vankirk.
Several registered Hereford bull calves offered by S L Johnson of Monon Indiana. Contact phone 122 for details on availability and sale.
One light bay gelding ten years old weighs 1150 pounds and one bay mare eleven years old weighs 1200 pounds. See George Hellman in Francesville Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Jess Tomlinson express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during their recent bereavement.
Feed and hitch prices listed with rates for hay corn flitch and ewes. Elgie Zellers and I. W. Boltz advertise pricing on a late night hitch option with a 10 cent extra fee after 11 p.m.
Crabbs Reynolda Tay lor Company invites visitors to a Saturday open house from 2 to 4 PM featuring Spring seed corn for sale and a chance to win a free parlor stand. Music by Edison phonographs, tickets distributed to entering ladies, no tickets for children.
The Pulaski Circuit Court through a commissioner will offer at private sale on May 18, 1908, in Winamac Indiana, the NE quarter of the NW quarter and the N half of the NE quarter of section 2, T29N R4W, Pulaski County, at no less than its appraised value. The sale is part of the case John Kruger et al as Emmett Kruger et al, No 7210.
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