A Strong Armed Widow Shapes a Town of Grahamaville
The tale centers on Widow Cameron a forceful thirty year old who arrives in Grahamaville and overhauls the sleepy town. Her bold actions banish past restrictions on fowls protests with punch and threats and sparks a rapid rise in trade culminating in a town vote to buy her out. The widow departs after forcing a dramatic near town transformation.
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Grahamserlre
Graharsville
Cameron
Austrelia
Grahameville
Squire Johnson
Grahamsville
Grahamaville
Hiram Bebeen
Moses Dewberry
Keep a Little Ahead Keep a Little Ahead
A compact note highlights steady progress and forward planning. The item emphasizes cautious advancement and prudent foresight, urging continued savings and disciplined growth to stay ahead in uncertain times.
Local shoppers hear a mix of notices and sales
Community notices report visits from Marion Sargent Indian Springs and George Harman Washington. Stores advertise coal Rexall candy and cosmetics and Christmas issues. Trips to Indianapolis Louisville Terre Haute and Washington are noted along with Thanksgiving events and a Jersey sale in Elnora.
Local Visits Highlight Social Round in Worthington Area
Newberry Mrs. Ida May from Washington visits her mother Mrs. 5. A. Slinkard this week. Mrs. Emma Crooke traveled to Washington Sunday. Mathew Quackenbush and daughter Edith visited Worthington Saturday. Miss Cora Scott returns home from Indiana. Mrs. Jennie Wolford retires after a ten day visit with friends in Arthur. Edwin Scott from Clay City spent Sunday with his sister Bre. Worthington events noted Saturday.
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Ida May
Washington
5. A. Slinkard
Arthur Magersion
Clay City
Bre
Edwin Scott
Tax duplicate totals in county auditor report for 1912
The tax duplicate totals for 1912 have been completed in the county auditor’s office and sent away totaling 14,557,915 dollars. The figures refer to net valuables and are part of the year’s financial accounting.
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Snditor
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Louisville
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Rexall Store
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J. A. McCoy
Belk
E. D. Payre
Frank Jackson
Marengo
E. Forsythe
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Ladies Home Journal
Ely’s
P. A. Winklepleck
Princeton
George Mamaw
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Frexall
Nelle Langhiin
Burns City
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Terre Harte
Lada Harman
Apolis
Dr. Knapp
Odon
Grand Hotel
Jas. Osbore of
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Nona Sherms
Hurns City
Hazel Ledgerwood
M. E. Ladies Act
Poindexter
Grant Alishonss
Akron, Colorado
Nan Banks
Magner
Stella Ledgerwood
Pearl Seneff’s
Geo. Harmon
James Callahan
Grove Street
East Walnut Street
Sharp & Watson
Einora
Wm. E. Arvin
Alfordsville
Jess Arvin
Ladies of Christian Church
Gants Bldg
Elmer Bunch
Orin
Martin Stout Wat
Linton
al Toon
Farlen
M. F. Ingalls
Linton Yester
Chas. Mount
L. W. Howard and
Mamie Wesner
John O'Dell
U. B
Bry’s
Elnora
Miss Garnett Lester
F. A. Lester
J. H. Zink
New Albany
Rexall Drug Store
Abs. Geo
Mrs. O' Crooke
Geo. Beggs
Bruce Bement
Hedges
Terre Haute
Alva Sims
Danner’s
One Price
Ona
Bly’s Drug Store
Emma Crooke
Mathew Quackenbush
Edith
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