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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
32
A garbled narration offers a social satire where a turkey platter disaster prompts grand claims about global calamities, followed by a spoof poem about an old maid and a kissing bug. The piece ends with a cautionary note on an investor named Miller who lured sun York residents with Wall Street style promises.
The Indiana board of prison managers in session at Jeffersonville reviews parole recommendations. About 20 to 30 parolees monthly are released, with six months of employment verification and one year of monthly reports certified by employers. Poor reports trigger parole lapses and reformatory return, while careful monitoring aims to reclaim habitual offenders.
Rav Alford of New Liberty Ky preached at the Christian church with praise from attendees. The daughter Angie Butner of Litton was laid to rest in I G O F cemetery after services for consumption. Jamestown considers a new local paper by Covey and Neff, teachers with ambition but no journalism experience.
A sick list includes Little Dottie Routh and Verda Shelley with lung fever improving. Lou Shelley's daughter to be seen by Dr. Austin of Jamestown Monday afternoon. A serenade on Green Street Saturday night and a Christmas concert planned at Adkins Hall on Saturday night December 30.
We offer a selection of furniture bought before the price increase and invite shoppers to visit for special bargains. Our aim is to attract patrons with value and quality in a welcoming storefront.
A brisk note from the Advance Hustler urges courtesy and recognition for the press when presenting free local announcements, arguing it is customary nationwide and fair after reporters investigate community affairs.
Robbers blasted the North Salem post office last week and blew open the safe taking $375. They used two charges but failed to stop the lock initially, contributing to a spate of recent robberies in the area.
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