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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
3
Records show Miss Stella Miles continuing schooling in Bloomington. Other items note residents moving between local houses and a real estate purchase on Main Street. The Epworth League and church groups announce a two day rally on December 5 and 6 inviting all to attend.
Harry Kessler and wife become residents of Jamestown after purchasing the South High street house from Sam Hedge where Bob Robbins had lived. The community will join union thanksgiving services at the Christian church next Thursday with Rev. H. H. Dunlavy delivering the 10:30 a.m. sermon. James B. Neff, father of Mrs. G. L. McCormack, died in Lebanon after years of blindness and horseman fame. He was about 64 and survived by a daughter and two sons.
An ex The Jamestown Press employee in Pilot Point Texas asks if his subscription is paid and by whom, noting five years of regular receipt and expressing praise for the country paper, while lamenting the paper drop of the patent and the shift to home print.
Letter from Loutarr L Moorman of Winchester Indiana describes treating sore mouth cattle seen at the Jay county fair. He says inspect cows tongues for small worms with black heads then scrape off heads with a knife, wash with crude chloro_nptholeum, and cattle recover within hours, citing Mr Hopkins of Pennville.
Bob Sanford heads Wilson and Neal's Lebanon clothiers corn show as entries exceed last year’s tally with nearly 400 entries. The event invites farmers in Jackson township to exhibit for free, promising exposure and a surprise at Boone county’s big corn display. Wilson and Neal gain praise for fair dealing and quality goods.
The Ladies' Home Journal will feature illustrations by W. L. Taylor for The People of Longfellow following last year’s success of Charles Dana Gibson's The People of Dickens. The volume will include The Psalm of Life Hiawatha Evangeline The Courtship of Miles Standish The Children's Hour The Village Blacksmith and more.
A newspaper advertisement promotes heavy cotton blankets and fleece throws in white tan gray and bordered styles at deep discounts. It highlights imperfect stock from Yountsville Wollen Mills sold as seconds with at least 25 percent off. Brands include Fruit of the Loom Lonsdale Masonville and yard wide unbleached muslin at low per yard rates.
Half wool English cashmeres in colors and silk effect plaids discounted to 12¢ per yd. All wool 40 inch cheviots and velvets in new shades at 38 4c per yd. A table of fancy novelties includes kerseys with blues grays and castors, not under 75¢ and many 85¢ yd. Another table holds 50¢ and 60c cords at per yard.
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