Local Brevities and social notes from the city
John S. Fillmore of Chicago and Jay Ferguson of Chicago visit friends in the city. Grover Hinkle of Kewanna enlists at the local recruiting office. Mrs. Charles E. Yarlett heads to Kansas for a relatives visit. Culver commencement exercises draw a city attendance next Sunday evening. William and Ida Etnire visit friends in Delphi.
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John S. Fillmore
Chicago
Jay Ferguson
Grover Hinkle
Kewanna
Charles E. Yarlett
Broadway
Kansas
Culver
Harry Longwell
J. N. Whiteside
Battle Ground
Sue Betnire
Ida Etnire
Winona
Minn
Delphi
Murphy & Fleming Lose at Noblesville 14 to 3
Noblesville hosts a game where the Murphy and Fleming team misses its regular battery and suffers a 14 to 3 defeat. The same two teams meet again today with the local team restoring its regular battery and fans planning to attend.
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Murphy & Fleming
Noblesville
June Silk Sale At Seybold Dry Goods Co
The Seybold Dry Goods Co announces a June 1 sale with 383 pieces of fancy silks at 65c to 89c per yard and discounts on plain colored and black silks including Peau-de soie Taffetas and Foulards. Special purchase priced to move items.
Excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday Train
Train from Vandalia station departs at 7 05 and 10 20 a m for a Sunday excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee costing seventy five cents round trip.
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Lake Maxinkuckee
Vandalia Station
That Burning Question Answered by Ed F Leanard Call
A telephone inquiry leads to Ed F Leanard No 1632 offering coal coke and wood as the solution. The note frames this as the practical fix for the era’s heating needs.
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Ed F. Leanard
Local notices and brief society items
Dr H C Ford visited Marion to call on friends. Earl Holloway Purdue football captain visits his brother Dr Holloway. Mr and Mrs O S Gresham visit Evansville relatives. Delos Bell Kokomo attends Jerome Williams funeral. J W Wickersham returns from Monticello. Found Presbyterian S S gold pin. Deposit savings by June 1 for July interest at Loan and Trust Co. Special silk sale at Trade Palace.
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Reinhardt
H. C. Ford
Marion
Tritt’s. Elmer J. Vance
Earl Holloway
Purdue
Dr. Holloway
O. S. Gresham
Twenty-first Street
Evansville
Delos Bell
Kokomo
Jerome N. Willians
Loan & Trust Co
Trade Palace
J. W. Wickersham
Michigan Avenue
Monticello
First Presbyterian S. S
Modern shopping bargains on lace waists and textiles
A fragmented ad lists 18 inch Nottingham lace waistings and light wool dress fabrics with Monday specials under coupon numbers 9 12 15 16 17. It promotes rug brocade curtains towels damask crash linen and ladies bleached vests with reduced prices for the day.
Coupon Notice for 31-Inch Standard Percases
Coupon text advertises 31 inch standard percases in every color with 12 percent quality and a Monday special price of 8c.
Coupon No 19 Sale on Ginghams at A F C and Renfrew
Coupon No 19 announces daily off the piece pricing for ginghams at A F C and Renfrew with 12 4 cent discount available Monday and with coupon a form.
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Renfrew Ginghams
Ladies' Waist in India Linen Panel Front Embroidery
Regular 75c waist featured as Monday special with 43c price in India linen fabric. Describes panel front eyelet embroidery, tucked back and short sleeves. Printing likely from a 19th or early 20th century ad.
Monday coupon sale on Petticoats and Accessories
A newspaper coupon list advertises discounts on a taffeta silk petticoat, white Indian head skirt, solid back hairbrush, Lilly nail enamel, Lilly Exiery boards, embroidery edge turn overs, and wash belts. Items feature reduced prices with coupon Monday specials and multiple coupon numbers.
Bargain fabric sale offers many yardage deals
The ad lists You Ladies extra quality muslin gowns and trims at deep discounts, including taffeta silk, unbleached muslin, Persian lawn, pure silk gloves, and embroidered insertions. Monday limits apply, with prices ranging from 5 to 69 cents per yard and limited quantities per customer.
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L. L
Linen Suitings and Hosiery Sale Announcement
Advertisement notes ladies hose in black lace 20c value with a Monday sale limit of two pairs. Also Belfast linen suiting offered at 20c per yard with a Monday 10 yard limit and 7 1/2c per yard.
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Haat Ea Acy
Belfast
Talcum Powder Sells At 15 Cents Per Box
Air float violet borated talcum powder advertised at 15 cents per box with a Monday limit of two boxes. compares to 25 cent competitors and notes 6 cents per box.
Ginghams on sale at 15c yard with 10 yard limit
Over 100 bolts of ginghams offered as Toile de Nords. Prices 15 cents per yard with a Monday limit of 10 yards for 57 cents and 93 cents.
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Batistes Oir
Toile de Nords
Fine line ladies' white linen waists on sale
Ladies waists feature lace embroidery or trim in medium style. New styles offered daily at 1.50 dollars with special sale price 97 cents on Monday to customers. local shop promotes affordable linen fashion for women.
Stylish Belts for Ladies at Half Price Daily
Four belts offered in our house sale with choices of colors sizes and styles all priced at fifty cents daily through Monday.
Pearl Button Sale Rules at Ten Cents a Dozen
Small ad notes perfect mother of pearl buttons in all sizes sold daily at ten cents per dozen. Monday limit two dozen per customer. Order details include two dozen weighed.
Local notices and residents briefed on travels and deals
Four percent on certificates de posits at the Loan and Trust Co if left six months. Daniel Lewis of Darlington Ind visited W E Burk. Mrs Lottie Burns and Alma Fair of Monticello returned from visit with Mrs 8 D Myers on Market Street. Joe McNary offers 5 percent long loans with partial payments and quick cash. Mrs Harry Moore to depart for Los Angeles with a stop in Lincoln for a family reunion. J H Collins of Kokomo returned from visit with Charles Myers and mother on Market Street. Marguerite Finnegan of Linden Avenue returned from New Castle after visiting brothers Robert and Walter.
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Joe McNary
Harry Moore
John Barnhart
Los Angeles
Cal
Lincoln
Neb
Marguerite Finnegan
Linden Avenue
New Castle
Robert and
Walter Finnegan
Selection and Savings on Men's Suits At Our Store
A store promotes a wide range of fabrics and facilities for suit making with latest fashion and substantial workmanship. Customers are invited to inspect patterns and are promised savings of five to ten dollars per suit.
Murphy and Fleming Tailors Offer First Class Tailoring
Murphy and Fleming, established tailors, advertise first class tailoring services. The brief notice highlights quality garments and personalized fittings for discerning clients seeking premium attire.
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Murphy & Fleming, Tailors
Cabinets Defeat Southside Cubs in 2 to 1 Striker Cup Play
The Sturkin Nelson Cabinet company team won over the Southside Cub 2 to 1 on Saturday afternoon. The lineup includes Anderson, Sturkin, Hankee, Gray, Dunn, Moore, Mucke, Hymen, Bauer and others. The Cabinets expect new suits in a few days.
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Pany
Southside Cub
Anderson
Sturkin
Hankee
Gray
Dunn
Moore
Mucke
Hymen
Bauer
Logansport High Tops Star City 10–5 In Narrow Win
Logansport High School defeated Star City High School 10 to 5 on Saturday. Star City’s lineup included Thorps as pitcher Bauer at first Gibbard second Champe third Heironemous short Green center Sample left Gamble and Wagner in the outfield.
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Logansport High School
Star City High School
Thorps
Bauer
Gibbard
Champe
Heironemous
Green
Sample
Gamble and Wagner
Ottos Win Two Games Against Flora Bringhurst
The Ottos defeated Flora Bringhurst twice yesterday in Flora Bringhurst. One game ended 3 to 2 and the other 9 to 8 in favor of the Ottos.
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OTTOS
Ottes
Flora-Bringhurst
Loganport State Bank Offers Four Percent Interest
The Logansport State Bank on Market street touts four per cent interest, claiming the largest deposits per capita, largest surplus and profits combined, and the fewest overdrafts in the city. Investigate.
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Logansport State Bank
Market Street
Excursion to Indianapolis by Indiana Union Sunday May 31
Indiana Union announces an excursion to Indianapolis on Sunday May 31. The Traction line charges $1.25 for a round trip and invites travelers to join the event.
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Indianapolis
Traction Line
Indiana Union
Colin Wins Belmont Stakes in Rain, Earnings Reach 160000
Colin the great unbeaten son of Commando wins the Belmont Stakes for three-year-olds in a downpour at a mile and three-eighths. August Belmont's Fair Play is second and J E Maddens King James third as Colin’s earnings rise to about 160000 from fourteen starts.
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Associated Press
New York
Colin
Commando
J. E. Madden
Robert Cooper
Fair Play
Notter
King James
Notable gelding eyes three-year-old stakes return
A seasoned horseman notes the gelding’s steady pace and confidence. If his form holds, he will be aimed at all three year old stakes this season.
Corn King's Private Secretaries Drowned
Howard Robertson private secretary to J A Patten who made 2 000 000 on corn at the board of trade drowned in the Kankakee river near English Lake yesterday afternoon. He traveled from Chicago with two companions and fell from an old limb into the river when it broke. The two others escaped but Robertson drowned before help arrived.
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Howard Fiobertson
J. A. Patten
Trade
Kankakee River
English Lake
Chicago
Robertson
First National Bank deposits 4 percent interest offered
The bank advertises the First National Bank as having the largest capital largest surplus fund and largest deposits. It pays four percent interest on deposits.
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First National Bank
Free Baseballs at Rauch's National Game Shoes
Boys receive free baseballs when purchasing National Game Shoes at Rauch's Tobacco and Shoes store located at 420 Broad Way.
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Rauch’s
Broadway
All Red Men to Attend Memorial Services in Peru
All Red Men are called to meet at their hall at 12:30 today and proceed to Peru to attend memorial services honoring the deceased.
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Peru
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Paris
Red Cross Pharmacy
Walter Bingaman
Lebanon
A. F. Williams
East George Street
BAO Ities
Red Cross
Pon
Nottingham
Smith
Travan
ECRO
UNION
LILLY
Lilly Exiery
Cou
Schmitt-Kloepfer Company
Tribune
Loral
Lonsdale Muslin
Hamburg
Allover
The
Daniel Lewis
Darlington
Ind
W. E. Burk
Lottie Burns and
Alma Fair
8. D. Myers
Mar
Ket Street
Gubs
Sturkin-Nelson
Unbeaten Son OF
Corn King
Howard Robertson
Kankakee