Indiana News Snippet Highlights Reform and Crime
The report surveys diverse Indiana items including a murder trial date at Columbus, political tensions in Frankfort, a knife incident between Purdue students, a gas-town note on Muncie, and local civic chatter about a metro image and road funding, with weathered city life and small-town mishaps threaded through.
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Madison
Muncie
Goshen
Michigan City
Mary Doran
Columbus
Michigan
Richmond
Evansville
Richmond Road
Wayne Citizen
Cambridge City
Danvillé
Franklin
Sun
Frankfort
Jerome Hale
Ella “Worley
Lafountaine
Anderson
Terre Haute
Hester
Cela
Myers
Verney
Adkins
A. Lewis
Martinsville
Electric Street Railroad
Henry Steiner
Peru
Frank Buck
Pittsburg
Stubbins
Marion
Kokomo
Fleecy Dale Woolen Mills
Seymour
James M. Tipton
Ludwig
Hagerstows
Mary
Dilng
Lebanon
Ohio
Dienhart
Lafayette Courder
Indiana florists exhibit transforms hall into flower show
A ceremony at the hall of Tomlinson Post shows chrysanthemums and lilies on stage with green garlands. Exhibitors display grand hats and tree-mounted blossoms while President J D Carmody congratulates the hosts on progress and a son of the association is elected president.
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Parmady
America
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Germany
Japan
Indiana
Seleded
Carmody
Maine
Florida
Tomlinson “Hall
Tomlinson Hall
Indiana Florists
J.D. Carmody
Grain Market Reports Patchy Activity Across Cities
The market shows mixed activity with wheat mostly unchanged while corn and oats rise to full value. Prices vary by grade and month, with No 2 red wheat around 1.06 to 1.06, No 2 white corn bids near 48 cents, and oats bids up to 28 cents for No 2 white. Hog, cattle, and sheep receipts cited as steady to slow in Indianapolis and Chicago.
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California
Peenitat & Krag
Johson
Johnson’ S
Yarmouth
Excelsior
Polk’s
Columbia
N.Y
Kentucky
Jamacia
Louisiana
Ceateen
Epsom
C. Wrand
Alan
Timothy
Indianapolis
Contented wives know what they want like Mrs Spriggins
A fragment notes that many women prefer staying home while others desire to go abroad. Mrs. Spriggins imagines Paris life, but the piece suggests contentment is common among wives who stay domestic, contrasting travel ambitions with settled goals.
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France
Mrs. Spriggins
When Mothers Take The Family To Patronize The WHEN
A colorful line urges mothers to bring young members of the family to the WHEN event. It emphasizes catering to smaller patrons with a festive, family friendly atmosphere and activities aligned with growing youngsters. The tone invites participation and family engagement at the venue.
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Fransfort
J. W. Bowles
City Life
Haughville
Charles Matthews
State House
Second Church Missionary Society
C. Robbins
Landgraf, ¥.M.C. A
Winds St
Tax Sun Office
Preity Postes
Pelegraph Markets
Chicago
Dan
New York
Alabama
Young Foam
C. G
Laurel St
Beacon St
Ayres
United States
Buffalo Shoe House
Jonah
THE
Rochester
Shoe Company
Hudson River
New England
West Washington St
Bebe Ees
Rochester Shoe Co
West
Washington-st
Albert Gall’s
English’s Opera House
Geo. H. Adams
Toma Hanlon
Amulf S. Grand Opera House
N. C. Goodwin
Tax Sun
Muneadly
Christ On
Plymouth Church
Mall
Docuta Mfg. Co
White St