Subscription Settlement Notice From Journal Publishers
The Journal informs subscribers in arrears to pay Mr. Stoy the retiring publisher and urges continuing patrons to remit to the present publisher starting with this issue. Unexpired subscriptions will be honored by the current management, and readers are requested to respond promptly with a dollar to support the new venture.
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Stoy
Jong
Annual Jubilee Harvest Fair Shows Strong Indiana State Exhibit
The Agricultural Fair, called a Harvest Jubilee, promotes abundant crops and improved livestock. The Indiana State Fair runs September 23 to 28 with enhanced premiums, better rail access, and strong exhibitor and visitor accommodations centered in the capital city.
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Board of Agriculture
Indiana
The New Railroad Opens with Bedford Evansville Run
Bedford celebrates the first S. & BR. line train arriving Sunday with 158 locals aboard. Officials D. J. Mackey W. D. Ewing Tindell Allen Dunn attended as track crews finished Sand Creek and Bartholomew county spans. Crowds cheered as the train crossed bridges and entered Richmond toward future Evansville and Richmond railroad goals.
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Seymour Democrat
Bedford
S.& BR
Indiana
Evansville
W. D. Ewing
Mackey
Torrance
T. Allen
M. F. G. A. Dunn
Tindell
Ison County
Jackson County
the Democrat
Sand Creek
Bartholomew County
Sand Creek Bridge
D. J. Mackey
Richmond
Seymour Republican
D. Stillinger
E. & R. Railrod
First Train on Evansville and Richmond Railroad
A crowded town gathers for the first train as it passes through scenes of Evansville and Richmond railroad history. Chief figures include General Manager D W Ewing and Master Mechanic Torrence aboard the private car, with a stop in Indian Springs and a return to Bedford before continuing toward Odon.
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Evansville & Richmond Railroad
D. W. Ewing
Torrence
G. I. Abraham
Indian Springs
Martin
Bedford
Hatfield House
Stone City
Jackson County
Lawrence
Jackson Counties
Richmond
Ewing
Adin
Spider Creek
Odon
Evansville & Richmond
Flour mill at Odon touted as best in the state
The notice proclaims the Odon flouring mill as the best in Indiana with new machinery and clean products. It emphasizes experienced operators, fair dealing, and open minutes. Also advertised is Dr J H McLean's strengthening cordial and blood purifier as a disease remedy. A Floral Hall display at the Washington Fair promises an unprecedented exhibit in Indiana.
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Odon
Open Minutse Co
J. H. McLean
Washington Fair
Indiana
Washington
Sewing Machine Ad Urges Singers for Reliability
An appeal warns against cheap speculative machines and urging buyers to choose the Singer Manufacturing Company. It touts long study, support after sale, and genuine Singer parts, claiming 8,0000 000 sold and stressing reliability for old and new settlers.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
Singer
Pleasant Valley notes and local updates
Rev Inman preached a sermon at Pleasant Valley. W R Mortland of Scotland builds a residence for John Hubbard. R D Stotts weighed stock on the new scales. Gill Laughlin’s brick kiln is finished and will burn Monday. Jim and Dan had a mix of mischief and fun returning from exams. Dan reportedly came out ahead. A warm ice cream party near last week was not financially successful. Charley Benton and family of Lawrence county visited and returned home.
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Charley Benton Snd
Lawrence County
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