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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
1
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Business Locals highlights active promotions from Jamestown and Lebanon shops. Ads tout 25 percent discounts at Camplin's Bargain Store and the New York Store, 75 percent off $10 suits, and reduced summer footwear at Hook Bros. Local notices mention Dale's restaurant dining deals, Hollowell & Bro. seed offers, and Crawfordsville specialists. Local residents Sue Gibson and Harve Steele are noted among frequent shoppers and longtime sellers. City voices urge shopping convenience and cleaner eateries amid ongoing clearance sales and promotions.
Miss Addie Hedges visits relatives in Lebanon and returns from Indianapolis. Jamestown sees a busy week with church services, labor, and social gatherings. Saw mills move. E R Richmond relocates his mill. a new fence at Groover cemetery. town officials meet and budget notes recorded. Roles from Knights of Pythias installed officers. Fireworks and Fourth of July activities described. local tradesmen promote berries and cigars.
James Southard returned from Chicago Sunday. A son was born to John Hicks and wife Sunday. A son was born to Wm. Smith and wife. Elkin Campbell of Hlrzaville spent the Fourth here. A. G. Shorty of Lebanon was back among us Monday. Blackberries are ripening. See J. R. Clore for a supply. The Press expects to have a new assistant on bands next week. Fifteen tickets were sold here for the Indianapolis excursion last Sunday. S. M. Best returned to work at Anderson the first of the week. The union picnic of Sabbath schools at Mt. Zion last Saturday was well attended and enjoyable.
A band reports a fine Fourth of July celebration in Coatsville with good entertainment and plentiful food. The group lists members John Huber John Piersol James Cross and Howard Roberts. The piece critiques town meetings and editor concerns over publishing of municipal proceedings and local gossip.
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