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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
1
Public notice fragment from The Mail indicating post office filing and weekly publication with subscription terms. Mentions second class matter, Friday issue, and inexact subscription rates including short terms and advance payment. Contains illegible OCR gaps.
A long list of shop promotions and local notices from Jamestown and Lebanon detailing discounted shoes clothing jewelry and household goods. Also includes farm products weather and fair updates with traveler notices and community events across Montgomery county.
A Michigan depot master struggles to understand a German woman asking directions to Kalamazoo. After repeated mishearings he explodes in mock exclamations while the woman hushes her son and calmly explains she hears Yawcob wants to hear the words. An expert audit reports a $2,800 shortage in ex County Recorder Dye’s books. The Lebanon Reporter notes a fire destroying the Holloway & Hardin sawmill in Lebanon Friday night.
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