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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
3
The Chicago Record presents European affairs through exclusive cable dispatches from leading capitals. The service will be expanded to cover every major European city and is supplemented by the Associated Press cable service.
The Jamestown column records a calmer election with party activity, illness reports, and local movements. It notes real estate exchanges, a street altercation, anticipated new bank offices by Piersol and Roberts, and plans to move buildings for a 17 by 40 foot bank foundation as community progress.
The Midland or mud route faces more trouble as President Harry Crawford's private car sells at public auction after a $10,000 judgment by William Foster. A recent wreck between New Ross and Ladoga and a bridge fire near Waveland follow months of strikes, irregular wages, rotted ties, and poor service.
A Logansport physician reports diphtheria danger extends beyond humans to cats, dogs, sheep, pigeons and other domesticated animals, suggesting a broader public health concern and need for vaccination or control measures.
The Big Four announces home seekers and settlers rates starting November 15 with agents to provide dates and rates. An upcoming descriptive advertisement is planned. The Publisher states intent to improve the town and citizenry through thoughtful journalism amid political shifts in Boone County and Crawfordville.
A collage of retail notices lists low prices on meat at Stout Bros and Orear's pumps, Camplin's men’s jeans and dresses, New York and Camplin stores for shoes and suits, D C Smith furniture and window shades, plus eye care by Dr. Greene. Excursion to Indianapolis for an encampment and home chair caning by Mrs Burhop wrap the page with medical, hardware, and household bargains.
W C Rolph a Lebanon jeweler with an office in Losh invar hall was found dead in his room Tuesday morning. The cause is suspected to be an epileptic seizure, a condition to which he was subject. He was 25 years old.
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