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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1899
Page
4
C W Hughes of Ladoga Indiana advertises real estate loans and insurance services. The notice asks readers to send a description of desired purchases sales or exchanges and promises improved firms town and city property for sale and trade.
Jamestown reports a subsiding grip epidemic and local medical visits. officers and members of Rathbone Sisters were installed. Dr I D Starr left Jamestown for New Albany after a year here. A runaway hay wagon incident occurred with no injuries. delinquent Boone county taxes were advertised with penalties, and residents are urged to pay before Feb 13 to avoid extra costs. Yesterday featured a Western bowler event and a call for community support.
A mad dog in Garfield area bit several head of stock causing hydrophobia cases last week. One family used milk from a cow until the day she went mad. Three school children patted the dog without incident. Crawfordsville Review to be refitted by F T Luse Rev A B Ernest Cunningham and Wm E Henkie to publish three dailies and three Democratic papers.
The Press reports a steady rise in farmer subscribers while a social at J B Magers’s home entertained local youths. Atty W J Darnell plans a future notarial and law office in town as business shifts at the New York store with W & Hostetter, Eugene Ashby, Eric Ford, and Warner Davidson. The New York Store invoicing wraps after three days with five men, followed by heavy footing. G G Hochstedler plans April 1 move to Randolph County to run an elevator, a loss felt by friends and community.
The Danville electric plant was sold by Ed B. Brown of Marshall to Ham Wilson. In Danville a man named Charles Dawkins from Plainfield had an accident when tying up a horse. he found no ear piece after the incident and believed the horse swallowed it. A marriage notice lists Guy Rutledge and Gertrude Rutledge.
A temple of the Rathbone Sisters was instituted at Whitestown on Monday night, marking the founding event and outlining the order’s presence in the town.
The New York Store in Jamestown undergoes a proprietors change as Ashby and Hostetter retire selling interests to Warner Kessler and Warner Davidson. Kessler, a long-time clerk and cousin of Harry Kessler, and Davidson, from Montgomery County with business training, will helm the business as fixed Jamestown residents. The store’s drive and energy are expected to continue strong.
A.G. Sholty former Jamestown resident now in Lebanon warned the Big Four depot manager in Indianapolis he may fence part of the Jamestown depot claiming land under it from a strip bought from Riley Abney. The railroad ordered its agent to deny any posts. The piece also notes old epidemic remedies and local dining tip.
A historical critique traces post Civil War money policy and foreign influence. It cites London influenced panic, the Hazzard and Duell Bank circulators, and English diplomacy on U S mint policy. The piece argues gold rise amid wheat prices and praises the Cincinnati Enquirer as a source.
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