Local Briefs From Towns Across Indiana
Cory sorghum eaters cheer. Verne Smith and Miss Helen Ray wed at Falmouth. Cayuga brick plant fire devastates new structure. Wabash and Marion plan interurban link. J H Bickley to ride the school train this winter at Red Brush. Arm injury crowd seen in Frankfort. J N Amos to build a corn crib at New Salem. Lacy and Gappen dissolve partnership at Greenfield. Albert Zeller, 73, dies at New Albany formerly shoe maker in Paoli. Daleville and Yorktown announce winter union lectures. Joseph Miller, 65, dies of heart trouble near Wallonia. Rabbits and fowls hide in Edinburg as schools teach singing. Electric line grading starts two miles south of Edinburg. Bluffton clover seed price up to five dollars a bushel as rain harms unthrashed crop. Lewis Huff of Pleasant Hill in a buggy crash leaves him with facial injuries. Beech Grove loafers leave stores as rousing meeting proceeds. Oliver Mathes refused liquor license at Fort Ritner after remonstrants win by one. Leesville band sawmill shuts down as L M Hinkle trips to Washington. Guy Courter severely injured at Mount Carmel kneecap hit by iron. Gun club in Milroy holds a noisy tournament. clay pigeons damaged. Mrs. Diza Butler, 60, dies in Dublin. Windfall glass works dismantled after trust purchase. Elettsville sees oil drill prospects as citizens prepare wells. DelphI hardware man Christian Gros, 70, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Falmouth
Verne Smith
Helen Ray
Cayuga
Wabash
Marion
RED Brush
J. H. Bickley
Frankfort
New Salem
J. N. Amos
Beech Grove
Fort Ritner
Oliver Mathes
Leesville
L. M. Hinkle
Filer
Washington
Mount Carmel
Guy Courter
Milroy
Dublin
Diza Butler
Wayne
Henry
Trust
Elettsville
Delphii
Christian Gros
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Radical Relief
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, non narcotic remedy that stops piles pain and contracts capillaries for a radical cure. It claims rapid celebrity across the United States and Canada, with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and free literature from the Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall Michigan. The page also lists many local notes and notices from various Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Towns On Harsh News Ledger From Connersville To Converse
Connersville reports a man severely burned repairing a switchboard. Glen Utter fined 31.80 for carrying concealed weapons after shooting Oscar Patton last February. Marion celebrates a telephones lead with one instrument per 12 inhabitants. Shelbyville notes bad checks and a missing stranger. Minnie James, 39, found dead west of town. New health board formed. Maplewood records 80 year old Michael Smith and 50 year old Elizabeth Marshal marrying. Frank Miller presents Epworth league directory. Converse car coupler plant shut multiple times due to pig iron shortages from foreign sources arriving months late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
James
Glen Utter
Oscar Patton
Marion
Richmond
Shelbyville
Minnie James
New Board of Health
Maplewood
Michael Smith
Elizabeth Marshal
Frank Miller
Epworth League
Converse—National Car
Cow spooks calf. woman injured by runaway cow.
Mrs Zimri Owens was milking a cow when the frightened animal charged the calf and ran over her, injuring her with two broken ribs and additional hurts. The incident occurred as she was tending the herd on the Avoca farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimri Owens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hay
N. J. Raitroap Exrrovse
Philo Specialties Co
Lafayette St
Newark
N.J
Express
Putco Hay Sradactiss Co
M. J
Carter
W. Wash
Mass
Stucky
Illinois
Ohio
Eichroot
Opp
Union Station
Pomerox
N. Penn
Eads & CO
Delaware
MUHL
Ill
10Th
Alabama
Jiemarck
Park Phar
Greenfield—Lacy & Gappen
Paoli
Albert Zeller
New Albany
Daleville
Yorktown
Wallonia
Joseph Miller
Ladoga
Edinburg
Here
Bluffton
Price
Pleasant Hill
Lewis Huff
California
Delphi
George Hastings
Frank Webb
Seymour
George Hancock
Matthews
Anna Meyers
Hamilton, O
E. A. Hunter
Morristown
Ira Mallory
Morristown Sun
Jonesboro
Bloomington
Bloomington University
Hare and Hound Club
Terre Haute
Roanoke
Zanesville
Sheldon, Markle
Uniondale
Spencer
Robert McNaugh
Bruner
Earl Bruner
Bloomingdale
Meyers
Geo. Harvey
Gilbert Hill
Covington
Columbia City
William H. Snyder
Alma Payne
Plainfield
Friends’ Yearly Meeting
Sugar Grove
Bentonville
Julia Crawley
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hagerstown
Domino Parona
Peter White
Mettel & Keller
Abed Mathew C. Gavin
Mary J. Tierney
St. Gabriel's Church
Alexandria
Leon Tibbets
Fred Hopps
North Vernon
Greentown
Rushville
Jorneto Calico
James McDaniels
Daniels
Muncie
R. L. Wharton
Dayton O
Bedford
John C. Chaney
Indiana
Lawrence County
Sullivan
Goves
Sherman Hall
M. Rensselaer
Levi Hewitt
Joe Marshall
Philippines
Lloyd Kimmell
Orange County
Greensburg
Zack Boicourt
William D. Richards
Alvah Hublar
Jessie Sakes
County Asylum
Rockville
Charles Smith
Jerome
Brazil
M. H. McCullough
Fort Wayne
George E. Law
Cicero
Walter Fariss
Clarence Clayton
E. Long
Russiaville
Fred Oberleane
Jeffersonville
Reform School
FRANKLIN — Providence _ telephone company
Swain
Newport
John Burris
Henry Watson
Margaret Schroeder
Ethel Adams
Board of Health
New Castle
Piano Factory
Richmond Gas Company
Horace Burnham
Horace Carnahan
Evansville
Frank Osborne
Crawfordsville
Bells Ford
Charles Schneck
Vincennes
Clarence Duncan
Bostock
Jennie Hall
Princeton
Posey
Gibson Counties
Abraham Cole
William Espenscheild
Lizzie Coakley
Ada Fund
Ike
Steel Range
Ed Steel
Brussels
Reservoir Steel Range
D. Summers & CO
East Washington Street
Dr. Pierce
John Dickson
Grenfell
Assiniboia Dist
N.W. Ter
Golder
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Pierce
Fuffalo
N.Y
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