Spot Cash Drives Growth for Ironclad Stores
Spot Cash powers purchase of large lots of good clothes by the three Ironclad Stores enabling better terms than small dealers. It also fuels sales to thousands of men who shop at these stores, offering the same advantages from the makers.
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Indiana
Sunday School Workers To Attend Spring Hill Meeting
Sunday school workers from across the county will attend the interdenominational convention at Spring Hill next Tuesday. Each school is to send two delegates, with a basket luncheon at noon. The program features devotions and talks by Rev. W. W. McCall George N. Burnie Rev. A. Homer Jordan Grace Humphrey and others. Fortunes and songs close the day with benediction by Rev. W. S. Reynolds.
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Spring Hill
Decath County Union
W. W. McCall
George N. Burnie
Fugit Township
John P. Rosenberry
Ruby Rogers
A. Homer Jordan
Grace Humphrey
Home Department
W. K. Stewart
W. E. Hogg
Spring Hill School
Lewis A. Harding
Burnie
Mr. Burnie
Robert Buell
Reynolds
Advertised Letters and Addressee List
Advertised letters for Chas. G. Perry Carl Willis Mrs. Carrie Cothman and Bert Morgan P. M. indicate items awaiting pickup at the post office.
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Chas. G. Perry
Carl Willis
Carrie Cothman
Bert Morgan, P. M
Alleged Dynamiters Arrested in Hope and Indianapolis
Sheriff Miller of Columbus arrested Enzer Reed of Hope and sought Deck Cook on nine counts of dynamiting. A woman detective lured Reed with a farm visit to reveal his crimes in Indianapolis, including setting the Hope schoolhouse blaze. Reed posted a 36000 bond he could not pay and jailed. Cook arrested as an accomplice. Reed also accused of firing Philip Spaugh’s barn and assaulting him.
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Miller
Columbus
Enzer Reed
Hope
Deck Cook
Reed
Indianapolis
Hope School
Cook
George S. Cook
Pulse & Porter
Philip Spaugh
Ralph Spaugh
Traction Co Leaders Visit Clarksburg on Rail Line Plan
President C. L. Henry and Chief Engineer Moore of the I. & CO Traction Co. inspected the Clarksburg to Batesville route with George Wirt and others. They favor Batesville as the junction, noting Saltcreek is the main stream to cross and the road is fairly level. a survey is likely ordered.
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C. L. Henry
Moore
I. & CO Traction Co
Clarksburg
Oldenburg
Batesville
George Wirt
Saltcreek
M. E. Newhouse
Jacob Emmert
C. B. Emmert
H. W. Davis
County Board Acts on Road Petitions and Clock Project
County commissioners received petitions for Broadway North Street and North Michigan avenues and appointed G H Templeton Lare Robertson and Bruce Craig as viewers and engineer. Ed Metz and William Clemons named viewers on Joe Cory road. Gannon liquor license renewal approved. Gaston road survey shows over three miles but with Bear Creek bridge realignment could drop below three miles. bridge location sought to meet three mile law. J B McLaughlin road petition tabled. Automatic clock project for courthouse tower found to need more than double the $650. bids and extra appropriation anticipated.
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Broadway
North Street
Michigan Avenue
G. H. Templeton
Adams
Lare Robertson
Adams Township
Bruce Craig
Joe Cory
Ed Metz
William Clemons
Thomas Gannon
Circuit Court
Gaston Road
Jackson Township
Bear Creek
J. B. McLaughlin
Court House
T. S. Simpson
Howard Clock Co
McCoy Park Dam Completes, Greensburg to Open July Fourth
Col Curtis McCoy hosted guests at McCoy's park for the concrete dam completion and lake prep. Amusement features including Old Red Mill and roller coaster are planned, with dedication aimed for July Fourth, promising Greensburg a popular summer resort. Kirby Bros. Funeral Directors. Lady Attendant. Phone No. 3103x.
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Curtis McCoy
McCoy’s Park
Greensburg
Kirby Bros
Monument advertise in Greensburg by Tebbe and Stewart
Citizens of Decatur County hear a monument firm from Ohio announces locating in Greensburg. S. P. Stewart and Al Tebbe promote thirty years of experience and offer modern tools to insure satisfaction with enduring materials. They reside in the former H. H. Dowden space on Broadway near the courthouse and invite calls to become acquainted.
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Decatur County
Monument Builders
Ohio
Greensburg
al Tebbe
H. H. Dowden
Court House Square
S. P. Stewart
Tebbe & Stewart
Taft Wins Ohio Big Six Delegates At Large
In Columbus on June 4 the Republican state convention chose six Taft delegates at large to the national convention by 390 to 324 for Roosevelt. Taft endorsement stood 393 to 359. Taft supporters controlled all committees. Taft delegates at large are Charles P. Taft Burton A I Vorys Harry M Daugherty D J Cable and Warren G Harding. Roosevelt at large candidates were Walter Brown James R Garfield D Meade Massie Harry Bannon W H Boyd and Robert Nevin.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Burton
A. I. Vorys
Harry M. Daugherty
D. J. Cable
Warren G. Harding
Walter Brown
James R. Garfield
D. Meade Massie
Harry Bannon
W. H. Boyd
Robert Nevin
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County Board
Linegar Bros
Heeb
Usiness Universit
E. J. Heeb