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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1899
Page
4
Jewett Astley in Dallas Texas Bichelis the dentist first residence coat of Phenix betel Mra Eva Trotter has prip and rheumaticm both this week Miss Etta Dodson came over.
A week of visitors, retirements, and incidents in Litton includes Mrs. Hardin of Frankfort hosting her daughter, and Harry Kessler with wife visiting Vic. Kessler’s parents north of Ladoga. Thomas Armistrogg died near Litton aged 58, with funeral at the Methodist church. Mrs. Harriet A. Cundiff, born 1835, died after a long cancer illness. burial near Litton. Nursing, church activities, and lodge reports accompany daily life.
Businessmen in Jamestown announce robust holiday sales across multiple lines despite a diphtheria scare and nationwide entertainment bans. Grocers bakers jewelers and general stores report big or splendid trades far ahead of prep expectations as regional towns see higher activity.
The Lebanon Building Association plans to wind up business early next month. Since organizing in October 1889 it has handled about 250000 dollars with two borrowers and one livestock holder remaining, and none of the stockholders has lost any investment.
Burl Hutchinson, about 80, living with his mother four and a half miles northeast of Jamestown, took his own life by hanging on Wednesday. He was found in the afternoon, believed to have acted in the morning, and was described as weak in mind.
S M Vanleeeave of Crawfordsville reports that tramps threaten to burn Lebanon after being refused jail lodging on cold nights. Citizens grow uneasy as the threat looms, while Vanleeeave travels to Lebanon with portrait art and partners with O M Campbell of Elwood.
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