Typhoid fever, fires, thefts and village notes across Indiana
Shelbyville reports typhoid widespread amid farm and town updates. Seymour sees horse theft and dog incidents. Knox county wheat yield estimated at 1.5 million bushels. Marion county to build 20 miles of electric railway by Jan. 1, while several local officials face accidents and political squabbles in Crawfordsville, Columbus, Richmond, and Vincennes.
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Marion Leader
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Seymour
Wabash Plain Dealer
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Benj. Garrison
Henry Harvey
Columbus
Marion County
John Worrick
la Grange
John Rose
DePauw Glass Works
New Albany
Henry Zanier
Shelby County
C. C. Salzer
Ft. Wayne
Knox County
Sam
Jeffersonville
Win. Sewell
Covington
Jown Edwards
Crawfordsville
Deane
Stotsenbure
A. I. Daqua
Portland
Union City Times
Businness
Amos Fouty
Wm. Sachs
Vincennes
Wayne
Bartholomew County
James
Cornelius Birch
Farmers’ Alliance of
Jay
Showalter &. Croninger
Hartford City
Knox “County
Vincennes Fair Grounds
A. H. Graham
Soldiers and Sailors Orphana
Daniel Curtis
Morris Herzog
Waynetown
Curtis
Herzog
Senator Peffers
Logansport
John Painsett
Charles Boone
Anderson
Ohio
James Ping
Alexander Thompson
Wabash College
Muncie
George Kramer
Richmond
Indiana
Samuel Ladd
Louis Frost
John Rhoades
Collin Cary
Henry Cook
Benjamin T. Miller
Jon Simpson
Albert Mosher
William T. Marrill
Washington Linchfield
August Schulz
Anthony Reppeler
William McDowell
Henry H. Reed
Noses N. Sewell
Ambrose Gorman
John W.throckmorton
Theodore B. Twitchell
Elisha Rodman
Phillip
S. Kelly
John Klein
John F., Holmes
George Koeh
Wheat arrives as Kinney & Co receives Indiana grain
The first new wheat, shipped from southern Indiana, was received by H. B. Kinney & Co on Thursday. Citizens' company plans two new 250 horsepower engines, ready by July 15. Joseph Ramsey returns home and orders Ross & Fritz to begin duct work immediately. Haughville quarrels over the new school house, trustees favor construction amid opposition over an $8,000 cost for too few children. Fellowship Congregational Church prepares opening services in a temporary building at Broadway and Eleventh Streets, with a permanent edifice to follow.
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H. B. Kinney & Co
Indiana
Citizens’ Company
Joseph Ramsey
Ross
Fellowship Congregational Church
Broadway and
Eleventh-sts
Great Bush Expects High Figure as Jag Exchange Sets Calls
The Jag exchange outlines Saturday plans featuring common beer drinks and a wide array of liquor and liquors listed with prices. Advertisements promote Dr. J. B. Morgan and Big 4 excursion tickets, with lists of provisions, groceries, canned goods, fruits, and vegetables along with various services and parlor offerings.
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Market reports from Indianapolis stock and grain prices
Shipping cattle and butchers markets show slow opening and steady close despite oversupply. Hog receipts rise with active trading. best to note prime and choice classes steady, while lighter weights and common stock show varied demand. Sheep and lamb markets remain steady for decent grades with slower sales for common stock. No Saturday market. stock care continues.
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New York Store Announces July Fourth Hours
The New York Store established 1853 states it will close all day Saturday July 4 while remaining open tonight until 9 30 p m. The notice emphasizes selling reliable goods at fair prices and highlights the store's business principle.
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Breitlein
New York
The Voting For the Sword Sparks Election Buzz
Voters flock to polls open until 9 30 pm today then reopen Monday at 7 30 am every purchase grants a vote in the uncertain contest fueling local excitement.
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