Local Lebanon Businesses Promote Meals and Goods
Frank Dale's restaurant advertises a full 15¢ lunch and a 25¢ to 30¢ dinner option in Lebanon, with other merchants highlighting bargain mens and boys suits from Camplin & Son and Wardrobe items. The piece also lists local notable residents, town events, meeting notes, and a treasury balance of 161.18.
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Frank Dale
Lebanon
Dale
Camplin & Son
Dr. Greene
Crawfordsville
Harve Steele
Bargain Store Listings Highlight Wearables and Goods
Local ads advertise reduced prices at Smiths Men and Houk Bros for shirts linen suits shoes hats and exfords. New lines include jewelry watches and clocks at Orgar’s and Camplin’s Bargain Store offering white shirt waists and children’s products.
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Lie Choice
N. Y
Exfords
Houk Bros
Orcar’s
Orgar’s
Houk Bros Children
Dewey
Camplin’s
Camplin & Son
Bargain Hats and Local Notes From New Ross Area
I have rare bargains in hats sold at cost Debbie Schutt New Ross Mr Hughes insurance man from Ladoga visited Monday to discuss policies Milligan and Wilhite from Danville accompanied by John Brown to view their horses on Tuesday The well drillers for the new schoolhouse reached 140 feet water within twenty feet of the top Rev W Harshbarger and wife rode in Tuesday en route home from Va where they had been visiting Rev Murray will preach at the Christian church third Saturday and Sunday Children s day exercises Sunday night Misses Hattie Dennis and Myrtle Schink along with Ben Rountree and Guy Robbins of Crawfordsville visited Mr Rountree Sunday afternoon.
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Oscar Immel
Cincinnati
James Eddingfield
Paul
Mace
Advance
D. H. Roby
John Brown
Indianapolis
Pittsboro
Daniel Ryan
East of Advance
Mr. Balin
Jamestown
John Wade
the Midland
Lowell George Rank
Aubery Bowers
Crawfordsville
Frank Walkup
Virginia
K. of P. and Rathbone
Reuben Foster
Hendricks County
New Ross
Debbie Schutt
Hughes
Ladoga
Milligan
Wilhite
Danville
W. Harshbarger
Rev
Murray
The
Christian Church
Post Office Rabies Free Labels Spark Public Outcry
A critique argues the postal department prints red rabies free labels for manufacturers to urge remittances by post office money orders. The piece accuses the post office of competing with banks express companies and printing shops, urging newspapers to oppose perceived government overreach.
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Postal Department
Post Office
Post Office Department
Government Printing Office
Dodson Family Bond Remembers a Tennessee Barber
Elmer Dodson, 80, former Jamestown resident and Chattanooga barber, died last week at his home. His widow and two children survive. His mother in Jamestown attended the Lebanon funeral after telegram notice. His wife’s parents live in Lebanon. The note also quotes a Ladoga Leader line praising thrift and a local building and loan secretary’s monthly collections.
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Elmer Dodson
Sarah Dodson
Jamestown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lebanon
Ladoga
Second annual horse show plans and local visits
Roy Gordon visited Plain Held last week with Rev Brewer's wife. A new baud stand was erected on Main Street. Commencement exercises were held Saturday night. Chas M Ray will take another course at Danville Normal. Rev Ohermian of Bakersfield, Cal has returned to Boone County. The second annual horse show happens tomorrow with a stronger program than last year. Homer Hunt at Raintown was Sunday. Miss Beulah Hucks of Ladoga visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomson. A large crowd attended Christian church Sunday night for the children speak. Common school commencement is Saturday night June 1 at the Christian church with Rev Pounds of Indianapolis delivering the address and preaching the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gordon
Main Street
Rev. Brewer
Hlarnes
Chas. M. Ray
Danville Normilas
Homer Hunt
Raintown
Christian Church
The
Rev. Pounds of
Indianapolis
Walter Ross Visits Jamestown Family in Medlotaan
Walter Ross of Jamestown attended a children s event with his family and visitors in Medlotaan, describing a day of family gatherings and local outreach.
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Walter Ross
Jamestown
Medlotaan
Local Notes from Crawfordsville and Surrounding Areas
Orth Live Meadows in Crawfordsville Mark Cove and family visited relatives in Advance Sunday. James H Bursett transacted business in Crawfordsville Friday. Miss Mirza Morrow left here Sunday to visit her sister in Indianapolis. James Shell of Walcot Ind was called to the bedside of his sister Elizabeth Love who is not expected to live after a stroke. Her son and daughter were called from Indianapolis. She is Jo Veure of ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cove
James H. Bursett
Crawfordsville
Mirza Morrow
Indianapolis
James Shell
Walcot
Ind
Elizabeth Love
Front Indianapolis
Jo Veure
Ave
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Bargain Store
Silk
Gloria
Iee
J. WH. Gamplin & Son
Jamestown, Ind
Hook Bros
Minnick
James Baber
Thorntown
Shots of Mace
Dr. King
Wm. Joseph of
James Morrison
Bessie Galladay
Powell's School House
Nettie Sharp
Isaac Inlee
George Lewis
James Baker
Emery Graves
Ward B. Walkup
Mountgomery County
Fred Jesse
Treasury
Easles
Smith
Orear
Rockers
Orear’s Bay
Gibson’s
Crear
New York
N.Y
Hattie Dennis
Myrtle Schink
Ben Rountree
Guy Robbins
Mr. Rountree
Tennessee
Py. G. Gibson
Orear's Hardware Store
Ingrane
Smith’s Furniture Room
Cev. Ohermian
Bakersfield
Cal
Here
Boone Counts
Litton
Orth
Live Meadows
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