Sunday fared meals and local notices in city
A compact page lists local eateries offering 25 cent Sunday dinners at Snails and 25 cent meals elsewhere, plus advertisements for meat markets, grocers, gas at Davidson and Hetherington, and a variety of social notices. It notes travel to Bloomington and a visit to Eng with Marcus L. Masters, as well as church cradle roll reminders and an outing from First Baptist church to the county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaven
Dale's
Davidson & Hetherington’s
Marty E. Woodward
Bloomington
Ind
Shirley's
C. D. King
Ditzel
Danville
Lebanon Green House
J. S. Masters
Hatchingon
Eng
Marcus L. Masters
First Baptist Church
Petty & Berryhill’s
C. M. Zion
T. W. Huchaster
Carl Byers
B. F. McKey
Public Square
A. B. Jones
Petty & Berryhill
Kandy
Boone county Republicans endorse Roosevelt reforms and local option liquor plan
The party platform urges the county unit local option law, condemns liquor bribery, opposes public fund subsidies for fake universities, and backs Theodore Roosevelt's reform era. It notes the public depository law’s savings, lauds Roosevelt’s integrity, and lists nominees for local offices with acclamations and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Boone County
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
W.G. Riley
Sugar Creek Township
Econmion
R. Artman
Ira Sharp
Fred Marion
Church Services and Programs From Local Churches
First Christian Church lists Sunday services with a 4:30 pm sermon titled Stripes Which Heal and an annual Children’s Day program in the evening. Central Christian Church reports morning and evening sermons The Model Creed and Eating Sour Grapes, plus Junior Endeavor at 3 pm Y P S C E at 6 30 pm Sunday School at 9 15 am and a Teachers Training Class Thursday led by Ora Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
John A. Stover
Central Christian Church
Ora Nelson
Sheridan School Board selects staff for next year
The Sheridan School Board announced the assignments for the coming year. E. J. Llewelyn appointed Superintendent and High School Principal Will Dyer. Miss Ward science. Wm Bennett First Ward-Principal Charles Martin. fifth grade Miss Lethal Kercheval. third grade Miss Bertha McMath. second grade Miss Bessie Antrim. Second Ward-Principal Miss Daisy Tipton. sixth grade Miss Della Pogue. fourth grade Miss Lemon Steffey. first grade Miss May Scott. High School substitute Amy Lindstrom. substitutes in grades Lily Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan School Board
E. J. Llewelyn
Willi D.dyer
Miss Ward
Wm. Bennett
Miss May Scott
Amy Lindstrom
Lily Carter
Lebanon Markets Produce and Poultry Prices
Market notes list butter wheat corn oats and a range of poultry items including young tom turkeys old tom turkeys hens ducks and cheese. Entries feature multiple misspellings and fragmented terms but indicate goods and category groupings rather than precise figures or dates. The fragmented text reflects a period price or inventory list typical of old newspaper pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avéooesne
Esvieviers
Cat Dies at Remarkable Age Near Montclair
Wiley Pace reported a house cat living near Montclair died aged 19 years 6 months and 2 days. The grey domestic feline named Fred spent its life in Pace's home and its exact age was known to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Pace
Montclair
Fred
Tom
Tabby
Calumet Menu Highlights Classic Sunday Dinner
The Calumet menu features fried spring chicken with cream gravy and sides including new potatoes, new peas in cream, spring beets, and cherry cobbler. Iced watermelon with cream macaroons offered. price noted as 40:2 35 cent.
Ice Cream Soda Offer From A B Ices
Advertising note promotes a soda shop with six days weekly service using the best fruits and syrups for fountain drinks. It claims no wetter chocolate is served elsewhere and invites patrons to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ics
Partnership Formed In Real Estate And Insurance
Joseph Edwards and Frank La Follette have formed a partnership in the real estate and insurance business and opened an office on the second floor of the Marble Front building above Perking clothing store.
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Joseph Edwards
Frank Lafollette
Perking Clothing
Weather Bulletin Shows Showers This Afternoon
The Wrather bulletin warns of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight with Sunday expected fair conditions.
Local notices and ads from Buffalo area businesses
Mrs EB Woodward visits in Buffalo while local listings promote chicken dinners at Davidson and Hetherington Busby Bros. Candy Kitchen and Overlees market. Also ads for camera supplies, vegetables, ice cream, fresh eggs and butter, home cleaning services, rent, watch loss reward, electric bills due, huckster wagon, and clothing repairs.
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EB. L. Woodward
Buffalo
New York
H. F. Woodward
Davidson & Hetherington's
Petty & Berryhill's
Aia
A. B. Jones
Busby Bros. Candy Kitchen
Raymond Henderson
Petty & Berryhill’s
Overlees
Dale's
Davidson & Hetherington
Busby Bros
Candy Kitchen
Ed Dutch
Smith’s
Bell
Children Day Exercises at First Christian Church
Sunday evening program features six girls in readings and recitations, violin and choir pieces, solos by Melbia Perking and others, a variety of school songs and a closing benediction. Readers include Ethel Harlan Chester Badd Wilda Badd Lena Himes Gaynel Bradley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ethel Harlan
Roth Hillock
Chester Badd
Melbia
Georgia
Virginia White
Ethel Budd
Gaynel Bradley
Baseball scores from American Association and major leagues
Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 7 to 6 with Columbus over St Paul 4 to 3 in the American Association. Louisville beat Kansas City 5 to 4. Toledo won 6 to 5 against Minneapolis. In the National League St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Boston triumphed over Cincinnati 1 to 0. Chicago beat Brooklyn 7 to 1. Pittsburg topped New York 4 to 0. In the American League St Louis edged Washington 7 to 5. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1. Cleveland beat Boston 4 to 2. Detroit defeated New York 5 to 2.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Taft Tops Contests With 216 Votes On First Ballot
Chicago June 13 The Republican national committee adjourned after deciding 219 contested seats. Secretary Taft secured 216 votes from the contests and, with 887 instructed delegates, will hold 603 on the temporary roll call, pending further endorsements or declarations.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Taft
Foraker
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Elbert Perkins
Coombs’ Drug Store
Lebanon ST
Buchanan
Reginald Stewart
Witt & Kenworthy
Cansingham & Armstrong
Home Ink, Co
Hartford Wire
Hartford
Min
Bisdelity and
al Canuallty, Co
N.Y
Fire
Farmers State Bank
Tebanon
Morris Wholesale House
Ohio
C. S. Platt & Son
Bell Phone
West Bushy
City News
Surveyor
Clark
Otis Bell
Rolla H. Gates
Gates
Elmer E. Johns
Eagle Township
John P. Stark
Worth Township
David Budd
A. W. Colgrove
Budd
Colgrove
Lebanon
Wrather Bulletin
MR. Painter
W.S. Ritchie & CO
Crossett
Storm & Williams
Lebanon, Ind
Wilda Badd
Mora Gardner
Buren
Doris Mitchel
Benoni
Lena Himes
Papa
Hr. A. McDaniel & Bro
Indiana
Hostetter & Gillam
Hoffman Building
Supimer
Bigfour Boy
Return
Denver
Colo
Kerg
Peoria
Mexico and the Pacific Co
Big Four
I. P. Rhein, Fen, Cineinn
PO. ER
Green
Indianapo
W. H. Greendentist
Wes Side Square
Just
Deliv D. W. Foster