Drowned while bathing and other local notices
A string of Indiana items reports drownings and accidents including Earl D. Shirley in Elkhart and Parker in Noblesville, commodity and crop updates from Kokomo to Seymour, bridge work near Louisville, and a rash of fires and stabbings in various towns. Also notes new postmistresses, rail shipments, and upcoming events at Delphi and Goshen.
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Sons of America Commandery
Alulton Cargon
Columbus
John Tanksley
Bluchell
Cynthia Agn Pirch
Parker News
Randolph County
Jackson County
Jefersonville
Louisville
James Murrey
Keeley
Sturgit
James Justice
Cares County
Henry Topie
Dudleytown
Seymour
Mary FE
Swain
Pike’s Weak
Crown County
James Robertson
Stoneytown
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Montpeliis
Los
James Sherwood
Bourton
James Polaen
Phureday
Antonio Eaparehahe
Lorig, Weber & Co
LaPorte
Luas
Earl D. Shirley
St. Joe
Elkhart
Vincennes
Goshen
Mia
Mary Patterson
North Vernon
Litton
Lafayette Gas
Elwood
William H. Gibson
Ohio
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George Browning
Shuraday
Elizabeth Foos
Indiana
Vanderburg County
John N. Duncan
Diamond Plate Glass Company
W. B. Howard
Slutual Endowment Insurance Company
Waterloo
Flintesses Workers
Marion
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Wabash Railroad
Northanchester
Arch Carter
George Campball
Jin Brown
Andarion
Dbilolston
Bruce Alontgomery
William Miller
Parkersburg
W. Va
Muncie
Thuraway
A. A. Shaw
Tom Watkins
Winchester
Watkins
State vs J C Brown Murder Trial Opens Insanity Plea
Judge R R Stephenson of Neablesville learned from Judge Hadley of Danville that he is to preside over the case State against J C Brown for the murder of Samuel Wesner. A Porter county man traded his farm and 1400 cash for unseen Michigan land. the land is worth ten cents an acre, a fraudulent deal exposed after the exchange.
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R. R. Stephenson
Neablesville
Hadley
Danville
J. C. Brown
Samuel Wesner
Porter County
Michigan
Town Tal State Reading Circle Sets School Manual
Fragmented readable items describe a state reading circle formulating a school manual. Notes mention a Park Theater annex in Tennessee Street being painted bright vermillion. Several burglaries and household names appear among a jumble of Neighbors and family names with ages.
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State Reading Circle
Tennessee-st
Park Theater
Pennsylvania St
Henry Orrendorf
Oysendorff
Thes
Kate Bass
August
Kate Enders
John
Alice Lusting
Horace
Lucille Young
Mary Schuolmeyer
Wim
Lena Doe
Josaph
Mia
James
Oscar
Mrs. Klugel
William and
Slunt
Emelia Bergmax
Anna Ferguson
Peveus
James Willismes
Livestock Market Report Shows Cattle and Sheep Activity
Receipts total about 400 cattle with shipments down and prices generally lower. Cows and calves steady to lower. good to choice medium and heavy butcher cattle quoted around 26 to 23 dollars. Sheep and lamb market fair but with a softer tone. lambs good to choice and common to medium cited, outlook not strong. Inspector’s notes list varied grain bids and wagon loads as local buyers and shippers adjust bids.
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Kriday
Oxport
Pringipd
Salsmen
Ulasrance
Derline
Wheat and beef futures mixed in GRIESE markets
Markets by Melegrion report mixed wheat and beef futures with July and September contracts quoted. Prices show July wheat near 87.62 and September around 405 with notable activity in short rib and other commodities.
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Griese
Pole
Caiaan
Tue
BR Derk
Daly
Chicago and Vernon Line Announces Low Fare
The Vernon outfit offers $4.50 to Chicago and $0.50 back, starting Saturday July 16 98 until further notice. Tickets are valid ten days and usable on all trains including the popular morning line leaving Indianapolis at 7 am to avoid noon and afternoon heat. The line runs daily with morning trains and all Monon trains stop at Englewood.
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Chicago
Vernon Houta
Indianapolis
Wisa
Monon
Englewood
Lactated Food Promised Best Baby Diet in July
The piece urges mothers to use lactated food to prevent infant illnesses like cholera infantum during summer. It touts the product as a safe, nourishing substitute for breast milk, endorsed by physicians and grateful mothers nationwide, with testimonials from Awl Wentworth of Niagara Falls and J. F. Whitson of Michigan.
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Motter
Awd. Wentworth
Niawara Pelis
Mareh
F. Whitson
Michigan
Great Anniversary Sale at Neth York Hore tablished store
Readable fragments describe a Saturday sale with deep discounts across departments. Millinery on the second floor offers Milan Straw Sailors for 98c. half price on flowers. Ladies and Boys clothing deals. numerous fabric and dress goods cuts. domestic items priced to clear. door guidebook offer. various small wares and accessories heavily reduced.
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Milltnery
Milan
Groods
Worth Se
The New Mourning Train For Chicago and World’s Fair
The Monon line offers a daily morning train to Chicago and the World’s Fair with a parcer car and reserved seating at 26 5. The return train leaves Chicago at 3 PM arriving Indianapolis at 1 PM. Colber trains depart Indianapolis at 11:01 AM, 4:20 PM, 12:20 AM, and 2:05 AM.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Excursion to Chicago on Saturday Train
Weekend rail excursion tickets offered for a road trip to Chicago with departure from Union Station. Details include ticket prices, travel times, and contact point for purchase at the station.
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Tadte Apuit
AL Wyinetoon
Jue
Union Station
Ias- Bhcuidsents-Ave
Brunner
Vocalion Issued for Baptist Convention Sessions
For fre i tf or in vural we present the Vocalion for Organists and church music lovers. The item is furnished for use during the Baptist Convention sessions in Pomlinson Hall at Wu.
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Vocalion
Baptist Convention
Pomlinson Hall
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