Local Notes and Incidents from Lebanon and Vicinity
Items from Ladoga Ledger and surrounding area include visits from Butler College student Lester Clore to Hull Roberts in Indianapolis bringing hogs, social entertainments by Fannie Mahan and India Bounell, and Rev W T Brooks planning church jubilee events near Cincinnati. A boy named John Miller suffered a bad fall from a tree causing wrist injury. A jur y convicted Wash Day of incest with a two to five year sentence. A. E. Fallon, prominent earlier figure, died in Indianapolis and was buried at Ful len cemetery after cancer illness. he had three deceased wives and was brother to Mrs Levi Martin.
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Lester Clore
Butler College
Hull Roberts
Indianapolis
Fannie Mahan
India Bounell
Lebanon
T. A. Bounell
F. P. Spangler
Litton
W. T. Brooks
Cincinnati
Ladoga
Pittaboro Sun
A. E. Fallon
Rudiell
Fullen
Brewer
Danville
Mr. Fullen
Levi Martin
New Ross Locals Chronicle Weekend Notes
Bert Dorsay was sick the latter part of last week local readers attended a Providence meeting on Sunday forenoon Maude Moss a Tiger Valley teacher visited home folks Sunday Rev L E Murray Irvington preached at Providence Sunday forenoon Edna Rogers Ladoga who has fever is better Rev L E Murray preached here Saturday and Sunday evenings The school building not dedicated last week due to not being ready Miss Effie Bank headed to Rockwood Tenn for winter Claire Micheltree has been sick.
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Providence
Maude Moss
Tiger Valley
Edna Rogers
Ladoga
L. E. Murray
Public Sale Planned Near North Salem by Jim Clay
Jim Clay will hold a public sale two miles east of North Salem on Monday October 23 starting at 9 30 a m featuring cattle horses hogs sheep and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clay
North Salem
The Devastation of Timber and Related Local Items
The South Bend Times warns Indiana on timber loss urging planting and press influence. A Brownsburg saw-mill explosion killed Leander Wasson and others, injuring several, tied to Linge man Adams & Co. Bicycles will be charged as excess baggage on trains at six percent of ticket price. Mrs. Furr dies in a Traders Point runaway, reported by the Lebanon Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
South Bend
Middle West
Brownsburg
Leander Wasson
Nathan Cook
Milton Roberts
Willis Tyler
Jacob Hudson
Oliver Gilbert
Harrison C. Cook
William McNelly
Lingeman, Adams & Co
Subscription Price Hike for James Town Press and New Ross Mail
The James town Press and New Ross Mail announce a price increase to 60 cents a year starting November 1 due to higher paper stock costs. They explain earlier pricing aimed to curb mailing and borrowing, but now urge subscribers to renew before November 1, 1809 to lock in the lower rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Press
New Ross Mail
Popular Music Offer From Indianapolis
An advertisement solicits names and addresses of three music teachers or performers on piano or organ and twenty five cents in silver or postage. It promises to send full sheet music for six pieces including The flower that won my Heart Slumie O Rourke March MAvily and Dewey's march Two Step as played by the U S marine band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slumie O'Rourke
Dewey
U.S Marine Band
Washington D.C
Popular Music Coo
Indianapolis
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Steele
J. H. Steele
Jamestown, Ind
TD Anville Trust CO
Paldu Js
Talal
First National Bank
Main Street
Mord Carter
Sec’y
East Side Square
Masters & Nelson
Lebanon, Mnd
Jamestown
B. T. Magers
Red Cross
Havana
Santiago
Uncle Sam
United States
Canada
Mexico
Big Four
Warren J. Lylvin
Clincinnati
Conant Chemical Company
Minneapolis
Minn
John
Richard Miller
Wash Day
New Ross
Bert Dorsay
Irvington
Effie Bank
Rockwood
Tenn
Claire Micheltree
Paris
Baltimore
Crawfordsville
Louis Bischof
East Main Street
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