Many Local Notes From Indiana Small Towns
A roundup of town news includes minor incidents across Indiana. Items mention a doctor on a single daily meal, a boom in cement sidewalks, runaways, coal burrowing plans, and a ball league among Elkhart printers. Reports cover frost damage, arson cases, petty thefts, a jail absence claim, and a grave robbing discovery at Mt Jackson cemetery.
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Bloomington
Greensburg
Brazil
John d. Jones
Stanton
McIntosh Coal Company
Columbus
United Mine-Workers’ Organization
Engineer Barr
Vandalia
Lebanon
J. A. Riner
Spencer
Hope
Princeton
Elkhart Printers
Bedford
Boone County
Tabitha P. Garver
Noblesville
Kokomo
Howard County
Wabash County
Mitchell
Roland Cordill
South Whittey
Michigan City
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Frank G. Stephens
Monon Railroad
Valparaiso
Crawfordsville High School
Tennyson
Greencastle
Fleming Family Association
United States
Muncie
Montgomery County
W. Fred Pattit
William Werte
Henry Myers
J. M. Dinnen
Fort Wayne
Allen County Medical Society
Tomlingon Hall
M. Collins
Irvington Line
Episcopal Convention
Chas
Beden
Oakhill
C.L. Henry
Lincoln Club
Ward 16
J. L. Bure
Richmond
Nssance
Bates House
St. Mary’s Hall
Mary Willa
Anna Curtis
Eilie Wilzingen
Howard
Haughville
Martinsville Triumphs Over Anderson 10 to 9 In Thrilling Game
Features of Sporting Life reports Martinsville defeating Anderson by a 10 to 9 score on Thursday. The page lists baseball at Fairview park on Sundays, notes cross league results, home-and-away pitching plans, and a lengthy roundup of race winners, league scores, and an Indianapolis stockyards market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Anderson
Fairview Park
Kia Reed
Indiana
Will Foster
Madison
Vevay
Atlanta
Nashville
Charleston
Mobile
Memphis
Macon
Savannah
New Orleans
Kansas City
Cross
Daniels
McGinnity
Kansas Citys
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Morris Park
Correction
Sir Walter
Philomena
Nahma
Long Beach
Cleopatra
Latonia
Bob L
Pocawhantas
Lancelot
Sculptor
Adam
St. Louis
Long Ten
Lizzie McDuff
Weat Park
the Kindergarten
Iron Duke
Maid Marian
Philadelphia
Simons
Brother Jim
Toledo
Foreman
Summers
Mauck
Donohue
Grand Rapids
Killen
Parker and Spies
Stephens
Lohman
Sioux City
Detroit
Pears
Hurley
Cunningham
Twineham
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Stein
Gastright
Kennedy
Dailey
Gumbert
Mack
Boston
St. Louia
Nichols
Ryan
Breitenstein
Peltz
Washington
Cincinnati
Maul
MccGuire
Parrott
Murphy
Cleveland
Taylor and Grady
Clarkson
Zimmer
New York
Chicago
Westervelt
Meekin
Farrell
Terry
Griffith
Schriver
Baltimore
Louisville
Inka
Robinson
Hemming
Grim
Minneapolis
Hulen
Mills
Leidy
Werden
Burns
Schaub
Camp
Dalrymple
Wisner
Harned
Indianapol
Metz
Leias
Westlake
Burrall
Gray
Henry
Wilson
Burrell
McDonald
Hats and flowers sale listing with trimmed hats
One lot Black Chip Hats in popular shapes priced at 8 cents to 1.25 dollars. A second lot Black Lace Hats, trimmed, valued at 6.50, offered at 4.75. Also waists with stiff collars and cuffs shown at 50 cents, with cheaper prices than elsewhere.
Fine Quality Trefousse Kid Gloves in Multiple Colors
Advertisement lists kid gloves by Trefousse and 98e brands with navy red tan mode and many colors. Describes 8 button mousquetaire styles, pearl buttons, and price points from $2 to $2.60. Also mentions additional color options including green heliotrope pink and blue.
Glove assortment including lisle thread and silk mitts
Catalog note lists fabric gloves for ladies in black lisle thread gauntlets and tan Bille Scata gloves with gray and black colors, 85c and 50c quality tags. Also mentions 21c ladies silk mitts and 256 children's silk mitts in all colors and sizes.
Hosiery sale list with assorted cotton hose
Hosiery lineup includes ladies black and boot pattern hose at 124 cents per pair and 25 cents for 40 gauge Hermsdorf stock. Also offered are Gente black cotton seamless half hose with double heels and toes and children's black cotton hose and Derby ribbed cotton hose for boys and girls in assorted sizes and prices from 10 cents to 1 dollar and fifty cents.
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Hermsdorf
Arcane Lealoah Aton
Gardiner
Madras
Men’s Furnishings Ad Lists Shirts and Garments
An old advertising snippet promotes men’s gauze shirts and fine drill drawers, grey balbriggan shirts, genuine French balbriggan shirts, and men’s outing shirts in various fabrics. Also offered are laundered outing shirts, silk garters, and assorted accessories with low prices.
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Joe Cianics
Variety of Household Goods and Personal Items on Sale
A miscellaneous sale note lists Center Aisle paper products and envelopes, neck chains, fans, jewelry, brushes, shirt sets, garters, silk belts, hammocks, and beauty items with discounted prices. Items include plated neck chains, solid gold rings at 49c, hair brushes, soap, ammonia, chamois skins, and silk tennis belts among others.
Summer Corsets and Waists Offered by R. G. Thompson
The advertisement lists various corsets and waists with different features and prices. Items include Summer corsets from R. & G. at 50c, C. B. and W. B. models at 75c, Chicago summer waist at $1, Kate high bust at $1, and Thompson’s ventilating lines in multiple lengths at $1.
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C. B
W. B
Chicago
Kate
Thompson
New York Store West Bargain Counter Sale Highlights
Bargain counters offer yard wide fabrics at 4c to 29c per yard with remnants under 6 yards, prints, muslins, chintzes and challies. Silk gauntlets at 25c, hosiery at 10c to 12c, and a large array of garments and menswear on sale. Furniture and accessories include fans and purses, with hats and waists heavily discounted on second floor.
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West Bargain Counter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cary Live
Sporting Life
Luke Stock Marrket
Pitine Caelnetes
Telegraph
Hood
SUN
Armenia
Wasson
Our
Woluu
Wasson & CO
Hp, Wasson & Co
Gloria
Ash
Dalton
Bates
MW. M. Cummings
van Pelt
Tg Headquarters
Delaware ST
Market House
Ingalls Block
Festun
Vermont
Spannava
A. Allison & Co
Masonic Temple
Peoria
WaHerat
Timothy
Fraga
Ara
Bae
Prertis Dry Goops Co
Halligen
America
Sun Office
Ascott
Stetson
Danbury Hat CO
W. Wash. St
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