Resolutions of Sympathy For Sister Susie Tipton
At a regular meeting of our Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church resolutions of sympathy were adopted for Sister Susie Tipton. The bereaved family is extended heartfelt sympathy and prayers for fortitude from on high. A copy is to be sent to The New Ross Mail and The Crawfordsville Journal and spread on society records.
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Matt
Ladies Aid Society
The
Christian Church
Susie Tipton
Ladies and Society
New Ross Mail
Crawfordsville Journal
New Ross Locals Busy Across Town and States
Fred Jesse left for Pekin Illinois to work. James Dayton visited Indianapolis on Tuesday and left Enos Norman’s payroll. Ben Rabb returned home from the Wabash. Paul Murry of Irvington was in Miss Bessie Galladay’s Crawfordsville Tuesday. Clyde Jones of Ladoga transacted business here last Friday. A party was at Frank Walkup’s Tuesday night. Guy Adkins did business in Indianapolis earlier this week. James Inlee, employed in Indianapolis, was home over Sunday. James Peterson fell seriously ill Friday evening but is improving now.
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Paul Murry
Irvington
Bessie Galladay
Crawfordsville
Clyde Jones
Ladoga
Frank Walkup
James Peterson
Woman Tosses Slop At Signal Office In Spite
In Andrews, a resident hurled a bucket of slop at the glass front of the Signal office. Joe Purviance and another man pursued the woman after witnessing the act in darkness. She was charged with trespass, costing her 2.50 in penalties. The town knows her as a recurring terror toward the Signal for past coverage. Christmas is the next holiday expected.
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Andrews
Joe W. Purviance
Joe Purviance
Thanksgiving reflections and gratitude asked
The reader ponders whether one ate turkey for Thanksgiving and felt sincere gratitude to the great creator for mercies and blessings extended to them and their household.
Local notes and upcoming events in New Ross and surrounding towns
Sunday visits mark the week with Jennie Erskine and J.8 Weldon noted clients in New Ross while John Sandy's house is being painted. Visits from Arden Waters and Charles Miller to Anderson, shifts to Indianapolis, and a planned vitascope show fail to appear. A wreck on the C. S. E. near town causes track damage but no injuries.
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Jennie Erskine
the Press
Weldon
New Ross
Arden Waters
Charles Miller
Anderson
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Raintown Area
Mrs Davison remains very ill Edith Lech shows improvement Several residents traveled to Montclair Tuesday night Dr Johnson returned from the city last Tuesday Keeneys store at Raintown burned recently Literary society met Tuesday at Hamilton school house Meeting closed at M E church with about thirty additions Henry Thompson of Indianapolis visited friends here last Sunday Homer Kennedy visited his sweetheart at Danville Sunday Reed family visited relatives in Clinton county School closed due to scarlet fever Local literary at Mr Runnels north of Raintown Friday night Miss Melia Thompson and Mrs John Thompson visited relatives near Avon last week
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Montclair
Dr. Johnson
Local residents and visitors note in town and traveling
Orth James Inlee was at home Sunday. W T Clark was in town Wednesday. E C Mountis in Indianapolis. Marion Stewart of Darlington was in town last Saturday. Oliver Bowman's children have the whooping cough very bad. Several young people attended church at Cason Sunday evening. Harry Alkire of Indianapolis and wife are visiting F M Alkire and wife this week. C Bowman is helping Wm Mason cut logs this week in place of J McClure who is sick. Gordon Boland of Windsor Illinois has returned home after a visit with his sister Mrs Sarah Higgins. Mr and Mrs Burgett were in Crawfordsville on business last Monday and C F Martin and wife were there on Tuesday.
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G. W. Higgins
Lebanon
Desciple
Band Boys
Vonnie Harrod
Roachdale
James Inlee
W. T. Clark
E. C. Mountis
Indianapolis
Marion Stewart
Darlington
Oliver Bowman
Cason
C. Bowman
Wm. Mason
J. McClure
Gordon Boland
Windsor
Sarah Higgins
Prize winners pay to correspondents for large item counts
A Prize. Winners advance 1st, Orth 2nd. Fifteen cents weekly to the correspondent sending the greatest number of acceptable items, and 10 cents for the second largest number.
Special Linen Offerings From Honest Bargain Store
The store promotes special linen offerings as clean new goods bought for cash at reduced prices. It emphasizes truthful pricing, consistent profits, and frequent bargains sourced from strong foreign market conditions. The text argues steady customers grow as bargains are shared.
Linen tableware sale with bleached damask fabrics
Special linen offerings feature 2 yard wide all linen satin damask at 85c per yard and napkins from 2.75 per dozen. Extra heavy damask 60 inch wide at varying per yard prices, plus napkins, table cloths, and dozens of linen items. New third floor department promises ample light and elevator access.
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Department For Linens
Towels and linen towels sale with borders and fringe
Linen towels advertised in various sizes and styles. Hemmed huck towels 17 by 34 inches with border options priced at 10 cents each. White knotted fringe damask towels and knotted fringe all linen towels offered in white or colored borders with prices ranging from 20 to 35 cents.
New Linen Damask Fabrics in Various Widths and Prices
Advertises half linen cream damask 60 inch wide per yard with multiple patterns priced around 0c to 0.22 and rare full linen damask options up to 64 inches wide at 0c. Extra heavy linen silver bleach damasks offer 62 to 64 inch widths with lower per yard quotes and two patterns listed.
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Cscs Eee
Eee
Linen napkins sale with varied sizes and prices
All linen napkins offered in multiple lots with sizes from 12 to 22 inches bleached REPS and satin damask styles. Per dozen prices range from 85 cents to 1.50, with dozens available at 1.10 1.50 and discounts on large orders. Several patterns match existing cloths and previously sold patterns at higher prices.
Textile pricing notes on crash fabrics and crash borders
The item lists white cotton crash at per yard rates, unbleached linen crash, red and blue checked glass crash at partial linen content, and 17 inch glass crash with borders. It mentions extra heavy linen Barnsley bleached crash with fast color borders, limited to 300 yards, with per yard pricing and a reference to 10e av Tee.
Blankets offered at old prices to spur retail sales
A local seller notes cotton blankets priced as if no market advance. Listings include large and standard sizes in white gray tan with pink blue borders, fancy borders, and multiple weight options. Elevators for access, several per pair prices are stated with no change from prior asks.
Wool blankets at mill prices in Yountsville line
Local store offers a full range of Yountsville wool blankets at the same prices as the mill. New fancy plaid five pound blankets sell at H.40. St Mary's goods and other fine grade blankets also listed at current old prices. No advance in price while stock lasts for now.
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Yountsville
St Mary's
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