Suits Suits Young Men Special Attention Garment Care
Tailoring Co at 133 East Jefferson Street offers dying cleaning repair and pressing of ladies and gents garments with guaranteed satisfaction. Banks in tailoring. Capital and surplus referenced.
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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
4
Tailoring Co at 133 East Jefferson Street offers dying cleaning repair and pressing of ladies and gents garments with guaranteed satisfaction. Banks in tailoring. Capital and surplus referenced.
Mor person Mary Murphy and Lenore Stansfield Seymour figure in a revived dispute as details reemerge about their prior confrontation. The case centers on property and stakeholding in the Mor area.
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