Local Business Ads and Notices in Jamestown
A mixed page lists Camplin’s bargains on shoes hats and rugs, Henkel Bros. offerings in Ladoga, and D. C. Smith promotions. It notes local restaurant options, milling premiums, jewelry and furniture specials, plus numerous residents and visitors in Indianapolis and nearby towns. A rural mail route petition circulates with 150+ signatures to connect Jamestown, Advance Ward Max and Ladoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henkel Bros
Ladoga
D. C. Smith
Camplin’s
Camplin
Jamestown
Frank Dale’s
Lebanon
Ballard School
Mt. Zion
New Ross Road
James K. Henry
Ward
Max
Advance
Indianapolis
Midland
Local items mention illness and visits in Jamsstown
Mrs Aaron Cosand is very ill and Miss Josie Yelton returns from Cicero. J B Magers visited Indianapolis Monday. James Bush went to Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs Simion Smith is very poor this week. Mrs McRunnels is on the sick list. E BR Richmond visited Brownsburg Tuesday. John A Corbin came from Crawfordsville yesterday to measure logs. Tom Wilson Jr visited relatives at Thorntown Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Camplin
Indianapolis
Mr. Pittenger
Advance
Sam Lewis
Indianapolia
John Nicholson
Sam Hedge
I. D. Rypierson
Mr. Whitely
Union
Henry Stonebraker
New Ross
T. B. Williamson
Fannie Baumgarner
Crawfordsville
James Darnell
James Bush
Litton
Milt Abney
Irvin Thorn
Indianapolie
Mra Arron Cosand
Nettie Magers
Underwood
Elizaville
Lee Hall
Ben Smith
D. C. Smith
James Henry
Patcham County
Wear
Russellville
The
Christian Church
Rev. Patterson
Hull Roberta
Frank Hiller
East Main Street
Aaron Cosand
Josie Yelton
Cicero
E. BR. Richmond
Brownsburg
John A. Corbin
Settlement Notice By Collector Threat
A speaker warns that unpaid accounts will be turned to a collector, outlining intent to settle debts and avoid unpleasantness. The message emphasizes timely settlements and assigns J. H. Tee as the proposed collector if settlements fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
For Sale Gift Cash Premiums Offered by Enquirer
An offer from The Cincinnati Enquirer advertises a handsome gents size gold filled warranted 15 jewel Waltham watch for sale at the press office. It also promotes a lottery of $25,000 in cash premiums to 2,197 subscribers who guess the United States population in the upcoming census, with prizes from $5 to $38,000 each. Subscriptions are available at $1 per subscription plus a guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Political chatter on trustees and local moves in Boone County
A muddy time in Boone County with talk of trustee nominations from both parties. Names surfaced include Timothy Smith of Smith Melson & Co and James Nicely or Mr Martindale as potential trustees, while incumbent Dodd is discussed. Local moves include Wray family news and Alva Threlkill taking charge of his father’s farm, plus Sublette druggist’s relocation to Gosport. Funeral of Wray father noted for Mt Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press and Mail
Boone County
Midland Railway
John Sandy
Mr. Wray
George
James
Mt. Zion
Sublette
Gosport
Alva Threlkill
Shannondale
Timothy Smith
Smith, Melson & Co
Tim
James Nicely
Martindale
Dodd
P.olitical
Jamestown Press Introductory Offer For Farmers
The Jamestown Press offers new readers within trading distance a cheap trial, delivered until Horse Show day May 22. The plan promises concise, accurate local news in condensed form, effectively giving readers two papers in one for the price of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Kees Mail
Jamestown Press
Remonstrance Sought Against Zionsville Liquor License
Lebanon and surrounding notices report a remonstrance against granting a liquor license to Will H Coval for Zionsville. The county council is asked for appropriations totaling 18 000 dollars for voting machines 4500 dollars for a Sugar Creek bridge and 1000 dollars to audit county offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Lebanon
Will H. Coval
Zionsville
Sugar Creek
Elim Swamp
Letitia
Erasmus T. Shoemaker
Katherine van Nuys
John Ray
Advance
Christina M. Buck
W. G. Vandever
County Farmers’ Institute
R. T. Stephenson
Marion Riner
Jefferson Township
James Shera
Ward
Jackson Township
R. T. Ashley
New Brunswick
Harrison Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Truman Bicycle
Truman Bicycle Company
Toledo
Middiema
Stauffer Bro's
Crowcdville
Dale
Campliu Sella
Elsie Heath
A. C. Gibson
J.C. Smith
Tuesaday
Jesse Bramblett
Richmond-Barrett Co
Charles Bradbury
Pekin
Frank Dickson
Robert Robbins
Waveland
Bob
Jobe Shelley
Ladies’ Industrial Union of the
M. E. Church
Jakes
M. E
Epworth League
H. C. Patterson
J. O. Finch
Clarks Hill
Harry Kessler
Sunday
F. H. Austin
Harry
E. T. Shielda
Sarah Davis
Patterson
Rermaina
Poplar Grove
A. M. Finch
Will D. Richmond
Ed R
Will
Miss Barrett
C. M. Alexander
R. R
van Buren
Ark
J.C. McConnell
Mr. Alexander
McConnell
Mack
Alexander
Downs
Jamestown and
Harting Corner
Ladoga and
Shiloh Church
Jamsst WN
J. B. Magers
Simion Smith
Mrs. McRunnels
Tom Wilsor, Jr
Thorntown
Wededay
Queens
Dee
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett
Satis
D. G. Smith
Jamestown, Ind
Mort G. Beckner
Boone
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. T. Hollowell
Danville
Ind
T. A. Bonnell
Hoods
Pierce’s
Golden Med
Castoria Wakefield
Garner
Indiana
C. L. Rost
Crawfordsville, Ind
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