Change of Location By The
We announce changes in our line of business and will reduce stock at once with cut rate pricing on a complete line of new and seasonable merchandise including Gents Furnishings Hats and Caps.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
4
Merchant Tailoring Department Expands In New Quarters
Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be enlarged in our new quarters. We have employed Mr. J. G. Hessler of Indianapolis, an up to date cutter with wide experience. Our stock of woolens is complete, including mid-summer patterns and heavier weights. Now is the time to have that suit or overcoat made to measure at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hessler
Indianapolis
Soft hats and caps sale notices from Neckties and Handwear
A fragmented sale listing shows soft hats priced around 50 cents to 3 dollars with rebates and lots. Caps are offered at 1.00 to 1.50 with multiple lots noted. Neckwear and Poreinhands items appear with varied prices and few legible details.
Classified Shirt Sale Advertises Low Priced Garments
An old classified snippet lists shirts priced at 1.50 and 1.00 with various styles including plaited, negligee, and Norfolk models. The text references white plaited shirts and assorted patterns, indicating a general clothing sale. Some garbled words remain, but the main items are clear.
Local Notables Gather in Greencastle for Various Visits
A parade of visitors is noted in Greencastle including Rev. D B Johnson from Plainfield on business, Miss Florence Talburt from Muncie, Delia Schirmer of Indianapolis, and George Cook a Butler College student. Also mentioned are Professor B E B Roller and wife visiting relatives, Nurse Miss Gertrude Rector aiding typhoid patient, and families from Danville and Martinsville making rounds. The piece records social calls, a temperance lecture by Prof Francis Calvin Tilden, a thimble party, and a minor intoxication incident involving Alva Monnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathews
Danville
Will Hawkins
Lee
B. EB. Roller
Greencastle
Connersville
Bernice Doughitt
George W Bence
F. G. Gilmore
Memphis
Tenn
Francis Calvin Tilden
Rush at opening of new business in Greencastle
Crowds gather at Greencastle as several stores begin sales during the new business opening continuation. Merchants promote honest advertising and a wide, attractive stock that surpasses many city stores, drawing shoppers from surrounding counties to trade locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Indiana Editors Tour Southern Indiana Historic Capitol Visit
A group of Indiana newspaper editors traveled from New Albany to Corydon Louisville and Jeffersonville visiting the old State Capitol the Constitution Elm and the Indiana Reformatory. They heard addresses by Charles W. Thomas Homer L. Cook and Senator Stotsenberg and enjoyed meetings meals and hospitality from Landlord Taggart and local officials. The trip highlighted humanitarian reforms at the reformatory and left editors appreciative of the tour and its educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Corydon
Indiana
Charles W. Thomas
Homer L. Cook
Stotenburg
Stotsenberg
Bay City
Mich
Tawas Beach
Old Statehouse
New Albany
Louisville
Louisville Times and Courier-Journal
Hoosier
Indiana Reformatory
David C. Peyton
Peyton
French Ilick
Rooms for rent near courthouse in tidy suite
Three rooms for keeping house in order offered at a modern unit adjacent to the courthouse. For rent in a compact, well kept layout suitable for single or small household. Contact The Herald for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
the Herald
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tiAcawUstee
Teen Ee
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F. A. Hays
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D B. Johnson
Plainfield
C. ©. Gillen
Roacdale
Florence Talburt
Muncie
Delia Schirmer
Dar Barnaby
George Cook
Butler College
Will
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Chicago
Aaa
Charles ‘Worr
Ukiaduuie
Will Torr
Ralph McCoy
Ethe Ginso
Laie McCoy
Mt. Meredian
Paign
Minnie Buster
Lelia Talbott
Susie Talbott
Bessie Grogan
Goldie Davison
Salem
Ella Myers
Clara Hodshire
Maud Hodshire
Washington
Jessie Singleton
Vera Fisher
Lydia Cravens
Monday Club
Veronica Club
Martha Washington Club
Alva Monnett
Miller
Monnett
Johns
Ora O'Harr
Henry Bridges
Morton Avenue
George Hathaway
Jennings
Louisiana
Helen Hathaway
Ida Cooper
Thomas Haltom
Charles Ewing
Sam Rariden
Harry Smith
Haltom and Smith
George Dobbs
W. A. Moser
George Francis
Belle Union
Martinsville
Taggart
Landlord Taggart
Opera House
Wilson & Hope
The
Nestor Film Company
Shiloh
Sunmanner Boarders
Harry Moore
Lyric Theatre Tonight
Ingrain
Brussels
Moquette
Axminster
Wilton
E.B. Spencer
Caplinger
Ashjian Bros. Rug CO
Ind
Glenn
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