Evening Gazette Limestone Day ads page list of prizes
Indiana Evening Gazette prints a long page of classified advertisements and prize listings for a Limestone Day promotional event. The column names sponsors and items on display include furniture, clothing, shoes, groceries, and various housewares from local firms and stores with minimal dates or locations. Many named businesses are listed with specific prizes or discounts, including Otto’s, Buchman Bros, Keller Bros, and Wood’s Federal Bakery among others.
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Indiana Hardware Company
Irvin & Glasser
Frank Plotzer
King’s Castle
Wood's Federal Bakery
Weamer’s
Indiana Floral Company
Ben Pollock
Pioneer Music Company
Buchheit Bros
Bleui T. Taylor and Son
Wayne Rigg and Co
Dinsmore Bros
LeVine’s
Campbell’s
Dick Thompson
Bon Ton
Sloan Bros
Keller Bros
Brown
Hothstein
Woolworth’s
Moorhead Bros
Si Streams
Buchman
Carhart
Daugherty
Indiana Evening Gazette
Light. Bros
Owens
Sugar
Whiteman and Co
J. M. Stewart and Co
Grindstone
Gallows Veedol Motor Oil
Hub
Brody Bros
Buchman Bros
Anderson's
Keeler’s Inc
la Mantia Bros
Miller’s Drug Store
Campaign questions shadow Coolidge campaign management
President Coolidge’s campaign notes show Butler as primary organizer with criticism from old guard Republicans. He favors progressive insiders over Curtis Gooding and Lodge, while seeking Northwest advice from Howell and Borah. Watson’s exclusion puzzles experts.
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Butler
Cleveland
Old
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Borah
Gooding
Lodge
Massachussetts
Coolidge
Senate
Congress
Senator Watson
Indiana
Chicago Stock Company Presents The Alarm Clock and Twin Beds
The Chicago Stock Company staged The Alarm Clock on Thursday and Twin Beds last night at the Ritz Theater to record crowds. Both performances drew their largest audiences for this type of show in the city, and the reception was highly favorable with strong applause and evident enjoyment.
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Chicago Stock Company
Ritz
Ritz Theatre
Twin Beds and Polly Preferred headline weekly troupe performances
The troupe presents Twin Beds last night and Polly Preferred tonight with Getting Gertie's Waiter noted as a top success. A play about a movie actress rising from obscurity to stardom features scenes of Hollywood life across acts, concluding the week’s program with a crowning finale.
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Polly
Gertie
Hollywood
Grand Jury Returns Names of Cases and Allegations
The grand jury outlined charges against Emmet Buffalino for assault and battery with intent to kill and against Mrs. Ernest Buffalini for liquor related offenses. Dean Gearhart faced assault with intent to lav, Natale Arigo charged with rape and statutory assault, Patsalle with aggravated assault and battery, and Walter D. Griffith charged with fornication and bastardy.
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Emmet Buffalino
Ernest Buffalini
Dean Gearhart
Natale Arigo
Arty Patsalle
Walter D. Griffith
Boyer Wins Crow Contest In Local Event
Winners listed include Jesse A. Boyer of Indiana and T A Lowmaster Rossiter with top scores 277 and 212. Other high scorers are Laird Palmer Rochester Mills 138 Benton Kinter Indiana 106, Eugene Silvis South Bend 63, and G V Cramer Brushvalley 60. Several named contestants posted sub twenty five points, including Ray Carroll Indiana and Ernest Houser Home.
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Jesse A. Boyer
Indiana
Fey
T. A. Lowmaster
Rossiter
Laird Palmer
Rochester Mills
Benton Kinter
James Cabelli
Josephine
James M. Campbell
Penn Run
Ray Carroll
Ernest Houser
Home
S. B. Tate
Clymer
Clark Learn
William J. Craig
Parkwood
Wade Martin
R. W. Wagner
Death Claims Miss Stetts
Funeral services for the late John M. Peterman will be held at his home near the Peeler school house west of the city Saturday at 10 o'clock. Interment follows in Oakland cemetery.
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John M. Peterman
Peeler School House
Oakland Cemetery
Steving Furniture Company Rocking Chair Prize Offer
A local sales promotion by Steving Furniture Company invites customers to spend a dollar on merchandise at listed stores and enter for a chance to recover their money with interest through a prize draw. The notice emphasizes the drawing as a customer incentive.
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Steving Furniture Company
Ritz to Close Week With Pollys and Getting Gerties Garter
The Ritz theater ends its week with Chicago Stock Company fare presenting Polly Preferred a Hollywood themed farce and Getting Gertie's Garter a lively Avery Hopwood comedy. Tickets rush likely as last three shows loom.
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Ture
Chicago Stock Company
Ritz
Playhouse
Polly
New York
Alvin Theatre
Pittsburgh
Avery Hopwood
Gertie
Prince Chap Real Rounder Work Begins Sept 14
SYOSSET N Y Sept 6 Some apprehension as the Prince of Wales party fears Americans see him as a social figure. The prince will not work until Sept 14 when he departs for High River Alberta. He will then tend ranch chores and oversee tasks alongside a manager. He maintains public duties and interests in India and Australia. No official business is planned during his stay at the Jas A Burden estate.
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Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
United States
Wales
United’ States
High River
Alberta
Duchy of Cornwall
India
Australia
Royal Navy
London
Prince
Jas. A. Burden
Middle-West
Bosh
Pate
Kid McCoy Sees a Ghost Aboard a Son Revealed
Kid McCoy recalls a past romance in a midwestern town. He learns he has a son from the woman who asked secrecy. The son defends him publicly, and McCoy reflects on the boy's character and his own past.
Dutch Is Now Benedict in Local Wedding Note
The ceremony added by a reception and dinner supplement, Mr. and Mrs. Brown depart on a three weeks tour of Pennsylvania and New York before settling on a pastorate in Western Pennsylvania. Mr. Brown has led the Clymer and Pine Flat Christian Churches for five years and is a son of Ebensburg residents. His bride recently worked as stenographer and bookkeeper for Harve-Mack Coal Company. Mrs. Melinda Spahr, age 84, died at her Saltsburg home after moving from Tarentum in 1889, leaving five sons.
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Brown
Pennsylvania
New York
Clymer
Pine Flate
J. 8. Brown
Ebensburg
Harve-Mack Coal Company &E
Melinda Spahr
Melinda §Eehantes
Saltsburg
Tarentum
Clarence L. F
Willie Es
Spans
Avon Twa
Daisy
Reims
Heilwood Murder Mystery Puzzles Local Police
Heilwood officers seek missing man and possible motive after a man was lured to an abandoned dwelling, beaten, killed, and his body hidden. An oil can near the fire suggests the killer used oil and a match. Keys found nearby may identify the slain man. Statewide broadcasts hope for a clear clue leading to arrests within days.
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Check
New Hair Removal Discovery Karma Boosts Safety and Ease
A vintage ad promotes Karma as a gentle hair removal solution that extracts hair with roots, without skin injury, odor, or regrowth. It claims to leave skin clear and soft using soothing Oriental balgarrs, noting easy application and harmless use.
County fair thunders with weather dampening crowds
Bad weather limited attendance at Indiana's big homecoming county fair where 40 000 to 45 000 visitors explored exhibits and enjoyed music from Nirella and Beck on a crowded midway with revamped attractions.
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Nirella
Beck
Indiana
Shank
Lutherans Win League Honors Despite Withdrawal Controversy
The Lutherans retain season championship after a dispute over an ineligible player and umpire decisions. Officials affirm the player acted rightly in protesting calls, a league committee discarded the contested game and the team withdrew from future seasons. A banquet and plans for next season are noted.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Dortinutes
Ae Yi ~ TE
Globe Circler Visit Sparks Historic Boston Welcome
Crowds gathered in East Boston and across New England to greet the famed flyers returning from the North Atlantic flight. Officials including General Mason A. Patrick planned a citywide welcome with a water landing, review, and a sequence of receptions leading to a statehouse salute and a public Boston Common gathering.
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Boston
Airport
East Boston
New England
Bunker Hill
Mason A. Patrick
Air Service
Dwight W. Davis
Oli Orchard
Maine
Alyn
Army Base
General Breyster
Fox
State Louse
Curley
Pold
American Legion
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Paul Revere
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Common
Rides, Races, and Exhibits at Indiana County Fair
The fair showcased animals, poultry, and farm machinery from local farms. Highlights included a strong automotive display and racing events with J. Willington winning all heats in the third race. Results feature Al McDonald aboard Sibihy in the second race and multiple horse performances across four starts.
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W.H. Yelland
Philadelphia
Driv
Jay Willington
Ree al McDonald
Pittsburgh
Sibihy
Peter Grim
Smith
Ade
B. x
Lyd
Lady Mopance
Boom
Georges
Ruth Nur
Se- Fene
Anna
Uteh
Beatty
Little Star
Bougher
Plans for Defense Day Demonstration in Town
Civilian committees appointed to run the Patriotic demonstration include General Committee chair Major D W Simpson and secretary H Marl Raymond with members from local business and civic groups. Parade and event planning meet at Wissel Building Rest Rooms at 8 pm and merchants urged to close from noon on September 12 for a town half holiday.
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General Committee
Major D. W. Simpson
H. Marl Raymond
Bert H. Lichtenberger
Ira Myers
John S. Fisher
W. P. Walker
Frank M. Bently
Harry White
Vernon F. Taylor
Jno
Fisher
D. N. Langham
George J. Felt, Esq
Geo. A. Smith
Silas C. Streams
R. E. Young
J. Blair Sutton
Frank M. Smith
R.H. Ray
A. Ralph Moorhead
H. K. Smith
Franklin Sansoom
W. la Beck
H. J. Laughlin
H. Earl Raymond
Alex. M. Stewart
J. G. Stewart
Joseph B. Campbell
J. Wayne
A. Myers
H. Wallace Thomas
John M. Malcolm
J. Anthony Graff
Harry W. Fee
George T. Marlin
W. C. Bennett
J. M. Divon
J. R. Richards
H. V. Herlinger
M. . Gordon
R. W. Langham
Wissel
Merchants’ Association
World flyers prepare to resume 520 mile nonstop run to Boston
U S Navy reports U S airmen to resume a 520 mile nonstop flight from Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia to Boston with plans to reach by late afternoon. Visibility varies across stations eight to twenty miles as crews tune up aircraft and wait for favorable weather.
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U. S
U.S. 8
Richmond
Cape Ann
Mass
Lawrence
St. Johns
McFarland
Portland
Maine
Pictou
Boston
Navy Yard
General Patricks
Samdén
Pictou Harbor
Nova Scotia
Navy Department
Barry
Tin Town man dies by own action in overdose
Andy Foreman of Tin Town near Salina committed death by own action at his home from an overdose of sleeping medicine he obtained from Dr. Cochran. He is survived by his wife and daughter in Hungary, from whom he was divorced six years.
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Andy Foreman
Tin Town
Salina
Cochran
Foreman
Hungary
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Evening Gazette
Limestone
Intarnation News Service
Fagin
Peres Bates
Troutman Company
Bisgell
Elmer W. Allison
Republican Committee
Old Guard
Jess
Lorain
J. M. Stewart & Co
Grand Jury
Boyer
Miss Stetts
ASSO
Clemene
Prince Chap Real Rounder
Kid McCoy
Heilwood
Globe Circlers
Feira Siliho
McDonald
Lucille Axtine
Ice c Cies
Maileumb Li
Cece E Es Ei
Iokat
B. G
McClune
Northern Peter
Mary Norris
Peter) Biro
Ruth Guy
Sipe
Forbes Field
Moorehead
Mathie
Pura
Willington
Leland
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