Hoosier News Reels From Many Towns Across Indiana
A wide array of items from Indiana towns includes new wells in Martinsville, a planned jail in Morgan County, a proposed streetcar line for Washington, a temperance drive in Logansport, and several obituaries and local incidents. Notable entries cover a $9,500 cost for Logansport high school, a $10,000 Danville college addition, railway deaths near LaPorte, and the burning of barns in Daviess County, with various civic plans and local misdeeds noted across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Fort Wayne
Martinsville
Morgan County
Anderson
Washington
Logansport
Alfonso Kline
Peru
Columbus Starch Works
Edward Littel
Marcellus
Plodge
Attica
Joseph Leclaire
LaPorte
Danville
Elkhart
Daviess County
Edward Long
Columbus
Noblesville High School
John Fallhart
Crawfordsville
M. Hi
H.B. Darling
Holith Smith
Indiana
Hoosierville
Charlie Wooters
Hanley Fergueon
Bedford
Wild Panther
Vevay
Shelby County
Creed
S. P. Mix
Vicksburg
C. Smiley
Madison
Louisville
Thomas Jones
Jeffersonville
Louis Coner
Mancie
Kokomo
Marion
Seymour White
Wayne County
Court House
Clinton Anthony
Cincinnaticus B. Williams
Noblesville
David N. Mason
Rushville
Thos
Woods
Indianapolis
James Gilbert
Spencer
Francis I. Tinsley
Paoli
Wm. H. Aiken
Hope
Wm. W. McClintock
Monticello
Godfrey Knox
Salem
Clinton Murphy
Rockville
James McKnew
Holton
John M. Cummins
Plymouth
John A. Diehl
Frankfort
Benj. J. McClintock
Seymour
Jabez M. Jones
Loogootee
Albert Robbing
Githens
Franklin
Henry ©. Olds
Vernon
John W. Midwell
Wm. Landan
John W. Landers
Pilot Knop
Henry
Gant
Thorntown
Robert S. Irwin
Lebanon
John Yount
Brightwood
Stephen P. Brown
Covington
Richard McLain
Evansville
Edward M. Salsardo
Vincennes
John Marion
Terre Haute
William C. David
James W. Batteraon
Jas
H. Hiela
Zionsville
John P. Bradfield
George W. Ball
Brazitl
Shalbyville
Charles I
Ausworth
Greensburg
John F. Coleman
Connersville
Wiliam RR
Kennedy
Kentland
Peter C. Stalker
Harristown
Sebestie
Jos
McLain
Whiteland
Chas
Hi. Bogart
Lafayette
Hugh Hach
Edwardsport
Arnold Murray
Vincent H.gregg
Conneraville
Clifford W. Ross
Samuel G. Fisher
Williamsport
Dennis Riley
Richard J. Winscott
Brownstown
Simon Spurgeon
Wesley W. Rutherford
Orta
Ella
David N. Magon
Louisa K
John EF. Showacker
Catherine
Thos, Woods
National Accident Association elects new board leaders
At yesterday's shareholders meeting Theodore P. Haughey of Indianapolis National Bank and C. W. Fairbanks of I. & W. railroad were elected to fill vacancies created by resignations. Haughey was also elected president. The Cleveland faction remains on the board, strengthening the association as offices expand to accommodate increased business. John A. Wilkins remains secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Accident Association
Theodore P. Haughey
Indianapolis National Bank
C. W. Fairbanks
O., I. & W. Railroad
M. Henning
James Buchanan
Haughey
Prominier
Cleveland
Ohio
John A. Wilkins
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Stockyards
Cattle receipts Wednesday were light. demand strong for all good cattle and butchers' trades. Export grades 1400 to 1460 lbs at 4 1/4 to 4 64, good shipping 1200 to 1400 lbs around 25, fair shipping 1000 to 1350 lbs about 25, common stock 800 to 1100 lbs near 2 80 to 3 00. Veal, calves, heifers and cows priced with various ranges. heavy calves 2.00 to 2.50. Prime export skuls and good butcher bulls noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cordoba
Johnson
Yarmouth
Superior
Polk’s
Columbia River
Sacramento
N. Y
New York
Florida
Bermuda
Kentucky
Illinois
Valencia
Timothy
Indianapolis
Aes
Pap
Chicago Live Stock Market and Grain Report Summary
Markets show mixed receipts with hogs slow and cattle down slightly. Wheat and corn futures advance amid firm grain demand while at Chicago and New York prices for May and July contracts fluctuate, with oats and lard also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Curiaco
New York
Local classified notices mixed with ads and contact details
Fragmented OCR classifieds show doctor hours and addresses, religious notices, shoe ads, groceries, and room rentals. Names include Dr G W Combs and Todd, with addresses on Washington and Maryland streets, plus numerous storefronts and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Combs
Oftica
Lev
Hunts
Luniet Tattha
Washington-st. Presbyterian
Todd
Bargains On Mohair Lusters and Tiantarettes In Sale
Still another week of hare Bargains. Early comers will have first choice on mohair lusters with new colors at 25e. Fifty-six pieces in elevant shades of tenriettas at 25c and 56c. Cream tenriettas and albatross at 39c.
Largest and Best Woolens Line Promised Here
We display the largest and best selected line of woolens for all tastes and classes. Elegant costly options or tailor suits from durable, moderately priced goods. Visit before buying spring woolens. Prices shown include 20 25 30 5 3 8 18 20 25 with toy satisfaction guaranteed.
Special Dress Goods Discount for Event Participants
Notice announces special effort and prices on Cream and Evening Shades dress goods to benefit participants.
May Festival Cashmere Ombres and Exclusive Shades
New and extensive lines of cashmere Ombres with beautiful shadings and designs. Prices set at 12 1 2 cents.
Closing Out Dark and Light Ground Chalices Sale
A catalog note offers one case of dark ground chalices with handsome patterns at 5 cents and one case of light ground chalices with newest patterns at 5 cents. These are described as far superior to any prior offerings.
The Newest of the Bev 2000 yards French Flannel Ette
An advertisement notes 2000 yards of French flannel ettes labeled The Bev for outing suits and tea gowns, priced at 12 1-2 cents per yard.
Ginghams on Sale at 91 2 Cents and More
A local ad lists spring ginghams including one case dress ginghams at 91 2 cents and Zephyr ginghams and French ginghams priced to move. The brief sale highlights small quantity quantities and low per yard prices.
Silk Plaids and Silks at Discounted Prices Displayed
Retail listing shows Black Geos and Silks including Rob Roy Silk Plaids at 98e and 50 pieces Figured India Silk at 69e worth 5e. Includes prices and product lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Roy
Remarkable Swiss Embroidered Floun Cings Sale
Two remarkable runs of Swiss floun cings offered with 25 pieces at 25 cents each and 40 pieces hemstitched floun cing at 50 cents each. Deep widths noted as 45 inches. Items described as beautifully embroidered and in fine condition.
Fancy Hat Ribbons in Silk Plaid Colors
Advertisement announces 600 yards of No 30 all silk plaid ribbons in latest colorings for hat decorating, priced at 25.
Underwear Specials Hit Children's Sizes
Children’s medium weight long sleeve underwear in sizes 26 and 28 offered at 19c, plus gauze underwear in sizes 26 and 28 priced at 122-2c.
Lace Curtains and Draperies Bargains Offer Great Savings
Lace Curtais and Draperies department displays 16 lots of Lace Curtains opening today at 39c and up. Embroidered Maslins sold by the yard in various widths at all prices. Lace Capes and Lace Garments priced from 2.68 to 13.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Broad Ripple Park
Borcher
Baird
Monon
K. K. Eures
Lee Holtzman
Dusan
Mleetrotyps Foundry
Maryland-st. the
Warrsteea
Stevens
N. Mills
Sheen Brown's
H. Wash
Brown's
Resta Block
E. Wash
Siena Li
Congress
Burks
Mass.ave
Zanten
New Jersey
Jowa
J. N. Sawyer
Tynvis-St
N. Tiinots-st
Alabama
Rettrance
Wabn
Ing
Yeiser-st
Lor Kent
Bo W
Vermont St
Anled
Lady Piankt
Vic HW. Rambolt
Mgr
Bloomfield
Ind
Washington Et
Pine St
N. East St
Haines Bros
D. H. Baldwin & Co
OF & 99
Pennsylvania-st
South Side
Weathers
South East
Boston
Hare Bargains
THOSE
Illirois St
Hazelton
Pearson's Music House
Bowman’s Bazaar
Mass. Ave
Byram & Sullivan
West Washington Street
Barnard’s
Occidental Shoe Store
Washington and Illnoissts
Bryce
Parker’s
T. W. Parker
Washington St
Charles Mayer
Zimmer Bros
East Washington Street
Sitersdorfer
East Washington
G. E. Gall
Houaa
Portehouse
Mayhew
Geldy
Optician
North
Maridian
F.H. Rupert & CO
W. Washington-st
Albert — Gall
TRY
Parrott & Taggarts
Wakrehrhttehs
Parker & CO
United States Depository
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tuxo
P. Haughey
Resford
Cas
Pee Po
Cea
Maryland St
Bowen-Mervill Co
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