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07 Apr 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
1
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The ad page lists washing machines for $2.50 at Orear’s Houk Bros and silk front shirts, rings at 47c, shoes at Geo W. Snow’s Hook Bros, carpet paper rolls at 60¢, wool carpets, and special prices on linoleum and plowshoes. Free shoe shines offered at the New York Store.
Local ads detail Camplin and Hook Bros bargains on groceries, clothing, jewelry, and sewing supplies. Vendors tout price cuts, new styles, and free candy with small purchases. Community notices mention visits, church events, and school activities amid a flood of promotions.
The column lists residents with illnesses and visits. Mrs. John Evans and Mrs. Mollie Miller show no improvements while Bud Canada is on the sick list. Several locals travel or stay in surrounding towns including Crawfordsville and Indianapolis with mentions of Eddingfield, Hurt, Routh, Petersons, Harris, and Uncle Timothy Lane.
Mr. Petley received two fine glasses from his pupils as a gift amid a pleasant afternoon. Families and neighbors shared updates on mumps illnesses, visits to relatives, and Easter celebrations. North Salem voted to incorporate, establishing itself as a town despite Danville protests.
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