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Newspaper

New Ross Mail

Location

New Ross, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1899

Page

4

Local Notices Show Town News and Personal Visits

Long column lists real estate ads and loans for C W Hughes of Ladoga Indiana. Residents and visitors including H J Frazier Lee Richmond Mrs Jesse Stout Will Gardner Scott Hieatt Ike Shockley and many others are noted in a dense round of calls shipments visits and health notes. The revival at the M E church continues with five converts and large crowds while train service and grip complaints color the week.

Lee Richmond Litton Jesse Stout Avon Richard Smith New Brunswick

Late telegrams delay mother’s burial for Kansas City fireman

A Yelton of Kansas City arrived too late to see his mother before her burial after missing a telegram by five days. He works as a fireman for Missouri Pacific Railroad, recently on extra runs from Kansas City to Nebraska. He plans to return Sunday or Monday after fourteen years away. Nearby, Smith & Dodson of Lebanon push a clearance sale as Wilson & Neal make unbeatable offers.

A. Yelton Kansas City Missouri Pacific Railroad Nebraska Smith & Dodson Lebanon Wilson & Neal

Local Notes From Ee River Township Hendricks County

The column lists residents visiting relatives and recovering from illness. Angela Covey visited her father near Milledgeville. Ray Tucker Sr. is recovering from a stroke. Irene Castetter visits Oakland City. Marquis D Robbins family recovers from la grippe. A Boone County gentleman visits regularly. Jennie Packer celebrated her birthday with friends.

Angela Covey Milledgeville Ray Tucker Irene Castetter Oakland City Marquis D. Robbing Boone County Jennie Packer

Fragmented dialogue about a dog and trains across town

A jumbled exchange features lines about taking a dog to the city and tying it behind a motor car. Other speakers discuss risk in jumping moving trains and legal work. The banter touches on lawyers and Blackstone in a casual, humorous street conversation.

Sam John Joah

Dining Delights at Frank Dale’s in Lebanon

A note promotes Frank Dales restaurant in Lebanon offering ample meals for good value. It invites readers to sample the eatery to discover the best dining options and generous portions for the money.

Frank Dale

Sunshine Temple Calls January Election For 8 Year Trustee

Members are notified that the election of an eight year trustee will be held January 17 during the regular meeting night at Sunshine Temple.

Sunshine Temple

Battle Tale and Giotto Campanile Notes

A fragmented poem recalls the Trenton victory over Hessians on Christmas Day 1776 with Greene and Sullivan leading troops and a tribute to deliverance from tyranny. The piece then reviews John Ward on Giotto and the Campanile in Florence, recounting prophecy of a shepherd’s lamb, Giotto’s rise, and the tower’s sculpted decoration and alternating black and white marble bands.

Trenton St. Nicholas John Ward Italy Giotto Ward Florence Ginite Donidteily Andrea Pisano Lien Della Else Basebiehio Gia Culp

And He Knew Teo Theological Student’s Miss Carrying Tale

A young theological student preparing for missionary work shares a humorous self story about faith guiding his path to preach to the Heathen. He recalls a moment with a young lady and her brother watching a gilt clock, the boy delaying by asking to wait for the clock to stop, inspired by his words.

Missinary Fields Robbie Tam

Hillsboro fiddlers contest sparks church controversy

An old fiddlers contest in Hillsboro to aid local churches drew crowds and ran all night but split the program with clog and wing dancing and a double suutile. Church leaders refused the proceeds claiming dancing is linked to a covenant with death and a league with hell. Local church members managed the affair.

Hillsboro Committee On Vharen Chiurel

Greenbacks and the money question from Civil War era Britain

A reprint discusses British opposition to US greenbacks after the Civil War, noting London newspaper warnings and circulars from international financiers. It argues gold value rose while other values fell, and praises the Cincinnati Enquirer for money-issue analysis.

London Times North American North America Hazzard New York Uuell Bank United States London England Germany Cincinnati Enquirer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hook Sids Jamestown C. W. Hughes Ladoga Ind Sam Keplar Grip Ig H. J. Frazier Aavace Will Gardner Montclair J. QO. Finch Scott Hieatt North Salem Roberts & Son Shields Post Office Geo. Henry D. C. Smith C. H. Goudy Ferree & Son Ike Shockley C. B. Johnson Louis Runnels Stout Bros Geo Freeland J. F. Bramblett Margaret Gibson Mrs. Neney Hedge H. C. Gibson Myrtle Milroy Indianapolis Albert Patterson Rodgers Haron, C Dexter Arnold Hull Roberts Joln Walker Martinsville Levi Martin Elizabeth Waltz Winchester G. G. Tloenstedler J. M. Emmert New Maysville B. T. Shields Barber House Wm. Gardner Stephen Cline Frank Shockley U. S. Army Little Rock Arkansas Ee River Township Hendricks County Benedict Willie Waterial Jimtowns Simon Blackstone Willie W Walington Greene Sullivan Teo Philadelyduia Alain Simvidous Menry William Joseph New Ross Indi Brett Munn & Co Scientific American Wet Middleman Stauffer Bag's NPG Wielitii West Mill Street Ase Ete Elar Smutel JaMesy Faure Conant Chemical Company Minneapolis Minn Indiana North Side Square
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