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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
The New York Store in Ladoga Indiana promotes satisfaction in apparel and house furnishings. It highlights widespread regional reach, high quality goods, low prices, and large assortments for men women and children, claiming exceptional values and broad appeal as its seasonal inducements.
A collage of late 19th or early 20th century ads highlights Local merchants in Ladoga and Lebanon. P. M. Lewis and Camp lin offer hardware, coal stoves, and furniture. D C Smith sells Cedarine polish. Camplin’s markets lace curtains and shoes. Cincinnati Store Lebanon promotes wares. Jamestown Roller Mills notes premium milling. Dale’s restaurant touts lunch and dinners. Tr Greene in Crawfordsville treats eye ear nose throat. glasses and tailor goods appear in Lebanon.
Jamestown residents seen visiting relatives, attending the Lebanon horse show and a Shiloh Church dedication. Local tradesmen and officials appear, including carpenters, a marshal shift, health officer appointment, and efforts to organize a baseball team. Community members travel to Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, and Mace for business and visits.
Clint Gambel smiles over a newborn girl. Wm Bateman to plaster Fayette soon. Grandpa Briteh in serious condition. Dan Briteh of Illinois visiting sister Anna Wilson. Fred Reagan of Fayette visited Wm Bateman. James Simmons hauled hogs to Indianapolis. Mrs Eliza Jones made a brief trip to Indianapolis. Eva Grayhan stayed with sister Bertha Bateman. Local farmers busy with corn planting. Neighbors reminded Bateman of his 24th birthday with about fifteen guests and refreshments.
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