Mysterious poisonings and domestic ties across towns
A whirlwind of small notices reports a remarriage of Mitchell Lovetale and James Scarlett after prior divorces and a long history with Belle Taylor, plus a clash between Salvation Army and city officials in Michigan City. Other items include a constable assaulting a newspaper editor, a poisoning case near Bluffton, a 12714 foot tapeworm extracted from a child, mine explosion injuries, typhoid spikes, robberies, drownings, suicides, baptisms, and multiple pension changes across Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
James Scarlett
Belle Taylor
Scarlett
New Albany
Belle
Michigan City
Salvation Army
Shelbyville
John C. Johnson
S.J. Thompson
The
Republican
Johnson
Thompson
Bluffton
Here
William Mazelin
Martinsville
Rushville
Tie Hvansville Y. M.C
Samuel H. Hoshour
Cambridge
Anderson
Sun's contest seeks Indiana political vote estimates
The Sun invites submissions for an Indiana vote contest with cash prizes for the closest estimates of the state's November results. Readers must mail handwritten coupons from the paper, including name and address, to the Sun contest editor in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali
Harrison
Indiana
Ka J. Chase
Tuer Sun
THA Sun
Turkey
Tae Sun
Ohio St
Indianapolis
United States
Tom Lux
Jockey Lambley to ride for M F Dwyer next season
Frisco reports Stamboul reduced stallion record to 20814 while various horse and racing notes span Washington venues and Lexington winners including Ly man Houndress Legrande Anna Lonnie Jings with pace and trot events across Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambley
M. F. Dwyer
Stamboul
Frisco
Washington
May
Lakeview
Lixzetta
Count
Mary T
Rex
Green Morris
Hawthorne
George Siddons
California Athletic Club
Sol. Smith
le Fleche
England
Nancy Hanks
Sedalia
Fred. I
Star Hawk
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Corbett
Mitchell
Two True Stories In Kenwood Mayor's Odd Household Tale
The Kenwood mayor describes a comical domestic upheaval over a servant girl and a mismatched couple. A resident, George Chad, spent hours watching for someone escaping a window, only to realize he was guarding his own house. Neighbors later mistook the scene for burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Bookwalter
N. Ilinois St
Kenwood
George Chad
George
Chad
New York Store A Pleasing Event Will Be
A New York store hosts a pleasing event announced with promotional flair. The notice highlights dates and activities expected to draw local shoppers and curious visitors to the downtown venue.
Canned Cane Giveaway Promised by Organizers
A mysterious notice promises special cane packages crafted to order for a specific occasion. The items will be distributed at the basement location, inviting attendees to collect their Pure Canny canes.
Grand Opening of New Florist Department at Beater Dept
The Beater Department announces a grand opening for a new floral alcove on the main floor. Floral items include 50c a dozen for roses and 250 a dozen for chrysanthemum, carnations 40 a dozen. special flowers and plant designs for receptions, parties, weddings. Managed by Bernie A. Fol, who will meet friends and oversee church and home decorations tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie A. Fol
Fobl
Entertaining the boys in the Clothing Department
We will entertain the boys with exceptional clothing offers. Children sults in plaid, originally 6.75, now 4.95 for Children's Day. About 50 ceviot suits in Scotch effects, 3.50 to 3.75, Saturday 2.67. New invoice of Jersey suits from 3.10 to 5.00. Extra durable tipants 50c to 75c. Uve coats from 2.50 to 10. Two bladed knife with each suit or overcoat. Heavy flannel waits Toc 1.00 to 1.25. New line children's eg¢grats at 1.50 a pair.
Children and Infants Wear Bargains Feature
Department feature highlights bargains on child cloaks for ages two and three years, with prices from 1.50 to 7.00, elder cloths and plush trims, hooded garments in multiple sizes, knitted school hoods in colors, plus embroidered infants cloaks and knit flannel skirts offering the largest infants wear stock in the section.
Help wanted and misc ads flood local paper page
Fragments show notices for hardware paint and pumps, umbrellas, and a contractor. repeated ads urge rooms for rent and help wanted in various columns. Names and addresses include Athens Printing Co and Guenther's store, along with Bennetts and Reynolds Street.
Children's Shoes Offered At Discount Prices In Market
An ad describes children's fine dress shoes with cloth tops and square toes at 1.69, Mieses school shoes with kangaroo leather and spring heels at 1.75, Saturday price 1.85. Dongola buttoned shoes with patent tip at 0.86, and 860 pairs of boys American calf shoes valued at 2.50 offered for 1.45.
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Mieses Echool
Children’s Underwear Discounts at Fara’s
Special sale on children’s heavy ribbed underwear at 25c regular 35c. White and natural wool combination suits priced at 1.25 and 1.50. Warm camel’s bath under wear all sizes 3c to 5y. Line of child’s wool hose offered at 2c and 6c for Children's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
New Hats for the Lithie Girls in Bright Colors
The advertisement offers untrimmed felt hats for children in square and round shapes in many colors including pale blue and pale rose. Fine fur felts in same shapes priced at 31.50 and 85. Special display features French satin hats in pale blue pale blue and rose. Trimmed hats start at 82.5.
Livestock Market Footnotes From Friday Trading
The cattle market was active and higher for select grades while common stockers pressed for price. Hogs sold steady to slow with lighter demand and late shipments, and sheep and lambs showed steady or mixed results amid uneven quality. Prices quoted include various weights and classes, with receipts around 4,500 head for cattle and 500 for hogs on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Isa
von Staats
LEGG
Bet
Ice Cream Reception From Btollam Planned
An ice cream reception is set from 2 30 to 9 50 pm by Btollam, featuring a dessert display and musical accompaniment.
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Mitchell Lovetale
Marion Hallowe'en
A. C G. Beaver
Fort Wayne
Hamilton County
Newport
Perrysville
Martford City
Stantpelier
Anderson Street
Ife
Muncie
Richard Curry
Chim Duncan
Greenfield
Taurscay
Duncan
Charlies Schonover
Laporte
Joseph Shackman
Mikhart
Minerva McGruder
Greensburg
Alonzo Murray
Frederick Cramer
Peter Johnson
John T. Simpson
William Hulen
Charles C. Learned
Theodore Pridmore
Peter L. Downs
Francia Tinsley
Darby Keeney
David F. Stonebreaker
Horace Jaqua
Augustus Bruner
Francie Nichols
Emmett Stee
Elijah F. Coats
Maria Pfohl
Thomas 8. Shepherd
Hildah A. New
Cassindia Holiadsy
Margaret J. Jones
Nancy Ann Lewis
Ann Hammond
Sorana Getschalk
Jeremiah Myrrers
William Emmons
Mary KE. Stookey
Sarah J. Willis
Diulig Ormeby
Gsovernor
City Life
State Health Board
Lafayette
Firie Canal
Elwood
Ind
O. N. Strahl
Washington and
Delaware Sts
Washington St
Kregelo & Son
Cabi
Mary Earley
Southside Rapid Transit Committee
Frenzel
Street Car Company
Board of Public Works
Garfield Park
Cadi
Hite
Bimwell
New York
Clres Bay
Det
Chanca-3iat Athens Printing Co
van Cabisgs
Everroad & Prune
Ingisna Ave
van Umbrellas
Guenther’s
Joseph Mille
Reynolds St
Haughvilla
Bennett
Tle
St. Oblo At
Cnce
E. Ohlo St
Ohio-st
Fersons
Pra Son
Kent
Tresvs
Coluni
Office 19
Ata St
Suns
Sun
Fara
Lithie Girls
SAAB
Msrueta de Selegraph
CaicaGco
Carea
Dee Yslee
Lindemann
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Beil Weg
E. Washington
East Penn
Choicar
Albert Gall
el. C. Johnson
D. H. Baldwin & Co
N. Ponneylragla
Brycz
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Parrott & Taggart
Capitol Steam Dye Works
North
Mississippi
Virginia
Avanuus
West
Washington Street
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