Depression era strikes and local life roll on
A string of Indiana items reports a wide mining strike across Clay Parke Vigo Sullivan Daviess Greene counties with 800 at Clinton remaining at old terms, while others push for pay raises. Other notes include the St Paul creamery fire, school changes, weddings, a golden anniversary, a cremation issue in Bruncie, and local council awards for water works contracts.
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Brazil
Twe
Tvo
Clay
Parke
Vigo
Sullivan
Daviess
Greene
Clinton
Terre Haute
Oneraters
Port Wayne
Carthage
Noblesville
James Mo
Wiss Mattie Ruper
Wanda Thurkdagy Tisht
Robert Templeton
Merchandizke
Paul
Lula Gilman
Oakland City
Redkey
St. Paul
Wabash College
CrawfordsylHe
Hardman
Olney
Thuraway
Martineville
Oexa
Atupid Ags
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Simon R. Snail
Bruncie
Ohio River
Cincinnati
North Manchester
Theursday
C. J. Coon & Co
Upper Sandnuaky
Muckeyes
Muskegon
Mich
Hiss
Henry Clay
Muncie
Deavilin
Chur Anes
Columbus
Henry Scott
Marion
Grant
Wabash
Lutoff
Elevan
Cory Decker
Charlotteville
Sunda
Decker
Indiana
Warsaw
Hildebrand
Hathaway
Saimal
Tha Jary
Dsaani
State fair funds and local notices mix in Indiana item
A collage of town news from Terre Haute and surrounding areas covers fiscal moves, licensure updates, social events, and local incidents. Highlights include a $10,000 state auditor payout for the world’s fair fund, receptions, theater readings, wage debates, a naval veterans reunion plan, and assorted robberies, licenses, and corporate filings in several Indiana towns.
The Spring Remedy Lut Is Better Than All Others
The fragment asserts a claim that the spring remedy Lut outperforms competitors. It lacks corroborating details such as context, sources, or event, but suggests Lut has superior efficacy in the spring remedy category.
Regatta on the Thames and boxing notices headline sports
The article previews England's national regatta on the Thames this August to promote professional rowing. It reports Cuckoo Collins wounded and fleeing Detroit to testify against Dolan, and Peter Jackson in St. Louis saying Corbett might face Mitchell if he defeats him. Baseball scores from Cleveland, Chicago, and other games follow.
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Ingland
Thames
Great
Corbett
Mitchell
Peter
Cleveland
Chicago
Young and Zimmer
McGill and Kittridge
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Temming
Harrington
Killen
Miller
Washington
New York
Meekin and Farrell
Crane
Doyle
Baltimore
Aston
Schmitt
Clark
Stivetts
Gonzal
Jack MacAuliffe
Stanton Abbott
McAuliffe
Abbott
Billy Murphy
Murphy
Murphy Ho
Long Island
George Dixon
Old cracked Liberty Bell seen by a North Side servant
A colored servant girl from a North Side family shares her dismissive view of the Liberty Bell and its history after visiting downtown. She recalls her mother’s slave past and dismisses the bell as a repulsive relic, preferring to avoid crowds and old iron. Public notices about travel, local ads, and assorted products fill remaining text.
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England
Hosiery and Underwear Stock to be Sold Out
An importer's and manufacturers stock of Hosiery and Underwear is being closed out by H. P Wasson & Co. Readied for Indianapolis retailers, the stock offers ample inventory for the season with low prices continuing while goods last. Crowded departments, added sales staff, and store hours include tomorrow night until 9:59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P Wasson & Co
Indianapolis
Center Aisle Bargains In Sterling and Fancy Goods
Readable items include sterling silver sword stick pins, aliver hats, enameled pins, spangled bracelets, brooches in assorted colors, rings for ladies and children, Turkish bath toiletries, bath products, alk paints, pocket lamps, silk tennis belts, and paper supplies. Prices range from a few cents to a couple of dollars, with emphasis on low sale values.
Live Stock Market Report May 6 1993
The third page market notes show steadiness in cattle and hogs with some softer tones in steer prices. Receipts include 4,006 hogs and liberal sheep and lamb offerings, while feeders and fat cattle show mixed bids and generally steady or slightly lower quotes across several classes. Price quotes cover steers, heifers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs with regional figures and futures-style references.
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Semyar Apolis Union
Cartrie
Cheles
Meadinm
Phitraday
Scenene
Cloak House to Close for Major Alterations and Expansion
July 1 the Cloak House will close for about thirty days or more to undertake large alterations and to absorb the adjacent store room, becoming the largest cloak house near New York. The firm will manufacture Seal Coats Capes Muifs and other furs and will not carry over any stock this season. They offer two dollars' worth of garments for one and announce custom fur work with skins selected and paid later.
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New York
Suits and Gingham Reductions in Clearout Sale
Numerous blazer, Eton, gingham and fine suits available at deep discounts. Prices range from two to five dollars with substantial value indicated by listed original prices. Disk waists offered at similar reductions. Store promises not to close with any unsold garment and declares price no object.
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Eton
Special Plant Sale and Glassware Bargains at Local Shop
This morning 609 rosa bushes were taken from 4,000 started on Monday. The hardy varieties come in many colors and about 25 kinds, with sprouting growth indicating rapid availability. First buyers may take two for a quarter. florists would charge a dollar each. A basement glassware sale offers brown glass tumblers, decanters, jelly dishes, berry bowls, and pitchers at deeply reduced prices, with many items under half their usual cost. Also advertised are fabrics, silks, and ready-made garments at marked-down rates, including challies, sateen pieces, and Serge suits, alongside broad selections of wares on the second floor.
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Becker
Siuicide
Oie Lin
Harrigan
Columbia Club
W. A. Hittoback
California-st
Charles
Lettia da Wyer
George
Mrs. McKkinney
North Vernon
State Board of Health
Metcalf
George Riddle
Lucretia Borcia
Plymouth Church
Board of Public Safety
Richardson
John Clune
James LB. Curtis
Hart
Winters
Harry Bowser
Occidental Veterinary Remedy Company
Bowser
Lilly
J. L. Taylor
Saya
Banual Brong
Cypress
Arthur
Minvia Trisshea
N. Alabame St
Mianie
Ieen
Florista
Ludwig
Capital
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Columbian Oil Company
Montpelier
Whitewater
Paine
Sporting Life
Tndianapolis
Pennsylvania
W. F. Brunner
Eifer
Itia
Columbia Beer
Proane
The
Home Brewing Company
J. Bos
Tron
Arcing
Ha Rosas
Felacipe da Gales
Pickwick Club
Pomatice
Yan
D.H. Baldwin & of
Pennsylvania St
Genuins
Aramonia
City Grain Market
Yelina Bukke
Hay
Timothy
Bran—Hasler
Gil CO
Teleygraph
Caioaeo
Stee
Bert
Daly
Iard
Roots & CO
Mwirs
Mazidlanat
Geo
Yoolesong
Mass. Ave
Cor
Noble St
Adeeed
Bruce—Lullie R
Umerattrow
College Ave
Annouroreen
George Fi. Cherman
A.B. Ball
Lorraine Block
Tadianapolia
Anmrmnaa
Uyans Menses
Leach
Adjutant
Bat Wiberg Printing Co
Everoad
Paine Ave
Hades
Dennati's
C. W. Guenther's
Massachusetts
Sto
Elaes
Avery Pi
Louisannes
Econd
Plains
Hangei
Albert GA
Danbury Hat
W. Washington
Vis
C. H
Fies USA
Trekcatilies Cor
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