One Copy per Annum Advance Phrase Fragment
A partial OCR fragment describes pricing terms for a publication, noting one copy per annum in advance and an ambiguous second option. The readable portion emphasizes prepaid annual pricing.
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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
2
A partial OCR fragment describes pricing terms for a publication, noting one copy per annum in advance and an ambiguous second option. The readable portion emphasizes prepaid annual pricing.
The article profiles Major Bundy as a long‑connected figure with New Castle and Indiana politics. It praises his life as an attorney and judge, his role in public improvement with the Whitewater canal and Panhandle railroad, and his active stance in state and national affairs. It notes his eloquence, memory, and leadership among old settlers, hoping he remains with the people who know him well.
The piece hails a respected citizen as the good gray poet and urges his presence at upcoming old settlers events. It notes four old papers to be archived by the Henry County Historical Society and invites careful reading for local history interest. Indianapolis school enrollment reaches 4 000 with sixty buildings and 700 teachers.
An autobiographical sketch of Nathan U Gallenger by Mr Ballenger appears elsewhere in the paper. The Press expects readers to be interested as Ballenger, a longtime settler, speaks on the Henry County Historical Society which aims to become a leading local institution.
Stockholders of Henry County Agricultural Society will meet Saturday September 26 at the courthouse to discuss business. Huff’s stock sale is noted in the same notice with unspecified details and dates.
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