Local happenings note visits sales and travels
George Powell ships seventy five hogs. Miss Zella McVey visits Pittsboro. James Inlee returns home from Indianapolis. Lane sisters visit Lebanon. J. W. Lowell and son go to Farmers, KY. A LO.C. camp forms with 23 members. The Jamestown Press offers a trial two month subscription. Numerous sick lists and travel to Danville and Kokomo. Fifty wedding anniversary dinner at Myres home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
Zella McVey
Pittsboro
Rena Sharp
Ladoga
Iva Inlee
Asa Hobson
Train accident on the mainline and a Granite Ore mine find
A derailment occurred when a train jumped the track but was quickly realigned at the main switch with no crew awareness. Trains were diverted until repairs finished. Postmaster J. D. Hart’s son in Granite Oregon, F. M. Hart, along with Tom Lynch and Bill Sanford, reportedly found a quartz gold vein about 12 miles long yielding around 475 dollars per ton with a grass root assay of 12.40 dollars. The mine lies four miles from Granite. Hurt is a hotel clerk there and the find brings relief to his friends.
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J. D. Hart
F. M
Oregon
Tom Lynch
Bill Sanford
Mr. Hart
Oregonian
Mr. Hurt
Granite
Hurt
Community Notices From Pisgah To Crawfordsville
Orth Uncle John Stipes ill and meeting planned for next Saturday at Pisgah with talk of a telephone link to New Ross Elder Oliphant of Crawfordsville preached at Elder Darnell residence Tuesday Rev Knotts of Zionsville preached at Providence to large crowds last weekend May Beek died Friday and burial was Saturday at Shannondale cemetery The arm of McLaughlin and McClure dissolved and A G McLaughlin offers haircuts and shaves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Jack Ashley
Clem Hedge
Crawfordsville
John Stipes
New Pisgah
Orth
New Ross
Knotts of
Zionsville
Providence
May Beek
Shannondale
Prize contest offers weekly cash rewards for top reporters
A prize gives fifteen rents in cash each week to the correspondent sending the greatest number of acceptable items. All school-house localities within five to eight miles should be represented, with multiple correspondents from the same place allowed. Stationery and postage supplied to the best reporter from each locale. New Ross and Jamestown correspondences not counted in this contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ross
Jamestown
The Big Store signals honest pricing amid dry goods rise
A store explains higher prices after a rebuilding sale, attributes hikes to fair profit, and urges customers to compare with rivals. It notes broad safety in future costs, announces annual clearing sale with deep discounts on jackets, dress goods, blankets, hosiery, and more, and pledges to honor prior low prices on on-hand stock.
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