Local notes mix weddings taxes and auctions in Clark township
Local items report closing of Claude Petley’s No 1 school and Lulu Turner teaching at No 9 in Clark township with week end closures. Sunday mischief and April fools observed. teachers from here and the high school took Crawfordsville exams. Democratic delegates named for Jackson township conventions. county state and congressional delegates listed with alternates.
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Claude Petley
L. EK. Murray
Irvington
Christian Church
Lulu Turner
Clark Township
Lawrence Loolkahill
Fred Grimes
Crawfordsville
Prof. Loolkahill
Mr. Grimes
Pearl Coddington
Crawfordaville
Jackson Township
Jamestown
C. E. Young
Aaron Cosand
J.it. Kernodle
Chas. Huffman
J. A. McLain
Warner Kessler
J. H. Ashley
J. K. Henry
J. D. Porter
Frank Gardner
J. C. Smith
Wim. Porter
Jas. Rain
W.S. Heady
Granville Wells
Geo. Kernodle
Chas Coshow
Joan Thomas
G. W. Neff
Chas. Henry
Wm Kibbey
Thos. Blakemore
Jas
Looked at Life Sermon Draws Lessons on Enemies
A speaker who has looked at life presents a large sermon on facing foes and the futility of dodging enemies by clever schemes. The message warns that such delusions invite peril and divine correction.
Stand Your Ground and Honor Your Own Colors
The piece condemns straddling opinions and urges bold independence. It contrasts negative indecision with positive conviction, praising the loyal friend who speaks out and defends right, even facing enemies, while scorning men who please everybody and betray principles.
Marriage Is to Easy Says Bok in Ladies Home Journal
The April Ladies' Home Journal quotes Bok arguing the open door to marriage in America cannot last and urges addressing marriage laws before tackling divorce. He says divorce matters are not pressing and the focus should be on tightening and enforcing marriage laws for a wiser adjustment.
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America
Bkdward Bok
April
Ladies’ Home Journal
Transportation fare notices for Indiana conventions and events
Multiple travel deals announce one and one third fare round trips to Indianapolis Terre Haute Knightstown and other Indiana towns for the State Prohibition party Republican convention Friends Christian Endeavor gathering with tickets selling in April. A note explains Crawfordsville newspapers consolidation with the Argus News and remarks on the change.
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Torndianapolis
Indiana
Prohibition Party
Terre Haute
Ind
Travelers Protective Association Indiana Division
Indianapolis
D Prohibition Party
Knightatown
Christian Endeavor of Friends
Crawfordsville
New Review
Argus News
Montgomery County
Crawfordaville
Bro. Coffman
Gents 15-jewel Waltham watch for sale at press office
A handsome gold filled warranted case 15 jewel Waltham watch is offered for sale at the press office. The item is described as stylish and reliable with classic design suitable for formal wear.
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Waltham
Ladoga Loyalty Praised By Crawfordsville Star
The Crawfordsville Star lauds Ladoga residents for boycotting Standard Oil Co products and notes their example offers a lesson for others. It also mentions The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer as a leading western paper, with a subscription price of 75 cents annually, offered at 57 cents through the desiring subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville Star
Ladoga
Standard Oil Co’s
Money to Loan on Farms in Danville Indiana
R T Hollowell of Danville Indiana offers farm loans at five percent interest with terms starting at five hundred dollars and above and a liberal contract.
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R. T. Hollowell
Danville
Ind
SHOCKLEY school House alters local notices
Grace Elder cor and agent for The Press reports a Sunday Breezily filled with social notes. Many small items detail visits, purchases, and local comings and goings around Jamestown Danville and surrounding areas. Tanner Voorhies and Miss Millie Thompson wed in a quiet Danville ceremony.
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Grace Elder
the Press
Frank Coshow
Local Notes From Georgetown and Vicinity
Emma Canada listed sick. Win Bateman and wife spent Sunday in Advance. Canot Gambol ditched for James Simmons and Jones said his team of driving horses last week. Pedlers numerous. Free hair cut offered by Win Bateman or Geo Elder. Farmers prepare to sow vats. Mrs Tiny Seleh Alvs, Milt Meyers of Pittsboro visit James Simmons. Thomas Whistler failed to sell farm. will not go to North Dakota. Charley Owens near completed dwelling on Crosstreet farm. Cholera oil spreading among Mr Brownlee’s poultry. Duck Graham family to North Dakota. will work on John Whistler’s farm. J W Dinsmore, daughter of Jacob Fullwider, mentally deranged but improved, health poor and not expected to live.
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Emma Canada
Bateman
James Simmons
Jones
Geo
Elder
Tiny Seleh
Milt Meyers
Pittsboro
Thomas Whistler
North Dakota
Charley Owens
Free Subscriptions Offered Through Local Advertisers
Readers may obtain free subscriptions to the Jamestown Press or New Ross Mail by trading with listed firms and requesting a subscription coupon. Stores named include Cincinnati Store in Lebanon, Kennett & Kendall, Will M. Shoffner in Crawfordsville, Gould Oliver & Martin in Ornbau, and others. Coupons convert to cash toward a year’s subscription. callers urged to act and trade to earn free access.
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Jamestown Press
New Ross Mail
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Kennett & Kendall
M. Shoffner
Crawfordsville
Gould
Oliver & Martin
Ornbau
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Mas Young
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