New York Store Spring Announcement Ladoga Indiana
The New York Store in Ladoga announces a gigantic spring stock across all departments. Clothing for men and boys, hats, shoes, shirts, and neckwear mix with dress goods, silks, lace curtains, carpets, and millinery. The department highlights include Drew and Selby Co. shoes, plus up-to-date trimmed ladies headwear throughout the new millinery section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby & CO
New York
Ladoga Spring
Ladoga
Jim Knox
Jim
Patterns Offered For Mail Order Standard Patterns
A catalog note describes a full line of Standard patterns from 5 to 20 cents, available by mail in a day. A postal request sends the latest sheet showing styles of all wearing apparel with no charge for the sheet.
Ready to Serve You with Prime Stock at Equaled Prices
A retailer proclaims a stock of high grade merchandise with guaranteed pricing. The offer promises pricing equal to any competitor and lower than most, appealing to shoppers seeking value and quality in a competitive market.
Come and See Us and Let Us Show You
Local shop invites visitors to explore offerings and demonstrate products in a welcoming open house event aimed at drawing customers and showcasing new lines. The notice emphasizes hands on experience and friendly staff ready to assist.
Announcement of Sheriff Gardner Denounces as Undefined
In Lebanon Indiana, Sheriff Gardner declares himself undemocratic and proposes a startling stance. His headquarters are at Dale's, 126 West Lebanon Street, where supporters are invited when hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Gardner
Tee
Dale’s
West
Lebanon Street
Lebanon
Ind
Local Jamestown Merchants Advertise Bargains
Hustlers and customers mingle in a crowded Jamestown ad listing hardware flooring and furniture from D C Smith Camplin Kennett Kendall Henkel Bros and Dale. It promotes carpets wall papers plows furniture and low prices with lines urging shoppers to visit stores and exploit weekly deals. Dr Greene in Crawfordsville is noted as eye ear nose throat specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camplin’s
Henixel Bros
Latoga
Henkel Bros
Latoga Campplin’s
Frank Dale
Lebanon
D.C. Smith
Greene
Crawfordsville
Jamestown Community News Highlights Local Trips and Moves
Jamestown notes list visits by residents to Indianapolis Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Moves include J J Hollowell John Younger and J N Harvey selling stock and relocating. Socials and school events, band support calls, and a Bible gift from District No. 1 pupils mark a busy period.
Lincoln and Washington discussed by 19th Century club
The 19th Century club met at Miss Tillie Magers home to study the life of Washington. Edythe Southard serves as secretary, Bertha Richmond as pro tem. The group plans another meeting in two weeks focusing on Lincoln Pres. A death note for Tobias Chambers, funeral at the M. E. church, and cemetery interment follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Magers
Washington
Lincoln Pres
Edythe Southard
Bertha Richmond
Tobias Chambers
M. E
Benj. Smith
Chicago
P. M. Lewis
Lin
Ben Jobnen
Will Walters
Main Street
P.M Lewis
I. T
W. J. Darnall
Mr. Shelby
Lebanon
C. E. Young
Sheckley
Kansas
New Wash Fabrics and White Goods
A local store advertises a full stock of dress fabrics and shirt waists with deep price cuts. It highlights Batiste Indienne, striped Madras, and silk e¢inehanist at lower prices, claims 1900 style effects, and offers spring plaids previously 88 to 81 now 48 to See, touting unbeatable bargains and newest merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste Indienne
Geer Scholmeg
Big Four schedules spring service improvements begin April 15
The new spring Big Four timetable boosts travel with faster through trains to New York Boston and major Midwest cities. Improved service extends to St Louis Peoria Indianapolis Chicago and western destinations. James 2 Ronk dies when a tree falls on him at his farm near Cason on Saturday evening. he leaves brothers in New Rose. The Robbing House in Crawfordsville offers first class bed and meals at a rate of 1.25 dollars per day with meals at 25 cents. T H Buse is proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Martin
Indianapolis
J. J. Hollowell
James Bush
Crawfordsville
A. T. Gardner
E. BR. Richmond
Kepler
John Younger
John W. Cole
S. H. Corbin
Maggie Miles
Geo
Ladoga
Camplin
J. F. Houk
James Gardner
North Salem
Charles Cook
J.A. Lewis
Pittsboro
M. Lewis
Kelley
K. J. Gigging
New Brunswick
Lebanon
Keenan
Cincinnati
William Conner
Floyd Henry
J.C. McConnell
Aaron Cosand
Aaron
Northern Teachers’ Association
Logansport
Henry Stonebraker
Frank
Watnescott
Jamestown
Harry Sims
Robert Sims
Dr. Heady
Floyd T. Henry
Danville
Inl
Big Four
Veedersburg
C.& BI
New York
Boston
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
James 2. Ronk
Cason
New Rose
T. H. Buse
Local Notes on Farms Families and Community Happenings
Local items report chicken losses and new hen houses, visits among Groover families, and farm work as oats stir farmers. Mentions Danville Jamestown and Indianapolis travel, a new barber in James town, and a contested assessor nomination. District 1 teacher Charlie Hedge closes with a dinner and program of recitations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groover
Ed Bailey
Bobdall
Litton
Alf Shockley
Danville
Jeff Clark
Mr. Landers
North Salem
Levi Groover
Jamestown
William Northertt
John French
Charlie Hedge
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Ladoga, Ind
Hostetter, Ashby & Goodbar
Anourcements
D. C. Smith
D.C. Smith’s
D C. Smith’a
Prank Bateman and
Mayme Canada
Joseph W. Boler
Armilda F. Ranion
J.N. Harvey
T. W. Porter
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Porter
Misa Jennie McCormack
Bischof
J. E. Gibson
Ke Palmer
J. N. Harvey
Montgomery County
Canada
Kentucky
Hollowell & Bro
Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett
Shoffner's Great Store
Marseilles
A.M Baker
Ah Lebanon Street
Will M. Shoffner
Shockley
Seriool House
Oranste Blossons
Frank Groover
Ballidine A& New Hen House
John Taylor
Albertine Shookler
Grace Elder
Lydia Shook
Arthur Baker
Lula Black
Elbert Shockley
Kate McHenry
Vernia Hall
Charley Shockley
Dave Smith
B. Groover
Frank Cyoover
L. M
A. Garner
Tadnate
Indiana
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