14 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
1
The Fashion Store displays Falard Winter stock including suits skirts dresses and a line of mid dy suits and jumpers. Patrons can inspect the new season’s millinery and pattern hats now showcased for purchase.
Mischo and Co Paoli Indiana offers boys rompers in sizes with values 75 cents and 31.00 now available in the Liberty Building. Limited stock on sale this Saturday only.
In Orange County only about 17 percent voted as thirteen amendments failed except No 1 which passed 180249 to 80574 statewide. The piece urges leaving the constitution alone and notes low turnout with 1337 ballots in the county last week. Also outlines Indiana traffic laws and penalties for violations.
A notarized Bank of Orange County statement lists officers including John T. Sloug as President and Raymond Stout as Cashier. The document, sworn before notary Attia M. Spandeopard, outlines deposits, demands and liabilities with endorsements from suspected officials and local names. Community notes mention a social visit, a liver tonic ad, and a recent burglary at the company store with cash missing.
Mrs Clark Brown, living with sister Miss Mary Thompson, is described as dangerously ill with nervous prostration and fatigue. A remedy advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters at 1.25 dollars, urging readers to ask their druggists for it. The text also includes a garbled legal notice from Circuit Rouge County and mentions a clerk.
Dr J Ditlinger of French Lick said in town Monday that in early October they will go to Philadelphia for a post graduate course in eye ear and nose surgery. He notes Indiana residents last week showed by their votes they want stronger enforcement of existing laws rather than new ones.
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