Fire Totaled 50000 In Jasonville Blaze At Why Store
A Tuesday night fire in Jasonville Indiana started in the Why store rear stairway and caused about 50000 in damage to the building contents and adjacent apartments. Dr T A Burkhard and two families on the second floor escaped as water and smoke damaged nearby Miller Dry Goods and Fer rer Co. buildings. Linton fire department aided, arriving around midnight to extinguish the flames.
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Jasonville
Ind
Why
Main Street
T. A. Burkhard
Miller Dry Goods Company
Ferrer & Co
Indiana
Drs. Padgett and
Smith Await Attacks On Prohibition Front
Smith plans silence on the alcohol issue until the June Westerville Anti-Saloon League meeting. Governor Bryant indicates a further statement will attack the Volstead Act and press for federal amendment. Dry forces expect Smith to be a national target as a potential presidential contender.
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French Lick
Ind
al Smith
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Ohio
Mr. Smith
William Jennings Bryan
Empire State
Bryan
Smith
Drys
Indianapolis Market Notes for Agricultural Goods
A fragmentary Indianapolis market item lists oats and hogs with prices, including oats at 1.10 and hogs at 7.75, alongside steer and bull price estimates. The readable numbers suggest live inventory and bid quotes, but multiple garbled words obscure full details.
Dreamland screens Roy Gardner tale with Lost Mine program
At Dreamland tonight an extraordinary program will be seen featuring the life of Roy Gardner known as The Smile Bandit with The Lost Mine, a western picture. Watch for the real Indian and for the man who captured Gardner in Centralia Washington.
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Roy Gardner
Fragmentary Latin Motto Echoes in Memory Teaser
The readable fragments present a meditation on labor memory and conscience with a quoted motto. The line hints at enduring effort and moral reflection, but the source lacks clear names, dates, or events to anchor a fuller newspaper card.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Offer Kidney Relief Case Report
A reader testimonial from Mrs. B. B. Brantley of 210 C St M E describes dull backache and kidney pains. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with easing the ache and regulating kidney function, noting it did more good than other remedies. The item presents a period advertisement tone common to early 20th century classifieds.
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Doan
Linton
B. B. Brantley
Dean
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C. E. Goodman
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Stach Voerk
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Ax & Fry
Mutual
K. M. Ingle
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Iver Hamilton
Cluzen
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