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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
8
Mrs N J Mischo has gone to Cincinnati for business at the Fashion Store. Mr and Mrs Oscar Standeford of Orleans were calling on friends here Sunday afternoon.
Gparies H. Denbdo, school trustee of Jackson Township Indiana, will on Saturday July 1 1922 at 2 pm receive sealed bids for erection and completion of a one room frame school building at Cox bool No. Bids must include certified check of 600000 or bond for 1009 payable to Denbo. Plans on file at trustees office and Architect Jane L Nichole Bloomington. Trustee reserves right to reject any or all bids.
The passage critiques local remedies for catarrh as ineffective, noting disease location and constitutional influence. It cites Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a questionable product. It also reports a funeral visit by J. T. McBride and others to Mitchell for Mrs. Alonso McBride's service.
Fragmented OCR shows an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Walter Parks and a block of prose critiquing Samuel Gompers and wartime wage policy. It mentions Doan's Kidney Pills price and availability, then shifts to a meeting of guarantors for a Chautauqua with Knox as Chairman and a ticket committee named.
Town of Paoli ordinance bans motor vehicles over 12 mph on Paoli streets and bicycles on sidewalks. It requires right turns at square intersections, and driving to the right to pass. Violators face misdemeanor charges and a $5 fine. repeals conflicting ordinances. Also notes Burdock Blood Bitters ad and social item about Mrs. Louie Moll hosting a 500 party on East Water Street.
The Campbellsburg Graphic notes a Presbyterian Church schedule with Sunday School Morning Worship and Evening Worship at 7:80, plus special music. It mentions Jono E Rainbolt busking wool at the Fair Store in West Side Public Square, Corydon, Ind. Also reports on the Corydon First National Bank embezzlement case with Wilson E Cook and Ben Applegate pleading guilty and three-year federal prison terms set by Judge Anderson.
Rhodes and Lewis are urged to finalize all accounts to close the business. Settlements must be made prior to July 1 before accounts are turned over to Squire Baggerly for collection. Bent Lindley, a west town farmer, rents a four room cottage on his west end lot.
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