Reciprocity debate stirs Indiana farmers and editors
Long column argues Canada reciprocity benefits for farmers and consumers, cites Aldrich tariff, Blaine quotes, and promises new markets in Canada for corn, wheat, and vegetables. Includes Democratic Editorial Association remarks praising Marshall era progress and calls for unity behind Governor Thomas R. Marshall in 1912.
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Indianapolis News
Voice of the People
Canada
United States
Senate
Congress
Chicago
Aldrich
Aaron Jones
James G. Blaine
Indiana
Illinois
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Europe
Montreal
New York
Manitoba
England
Democratic
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Michigan City
Laporte
Henry A. Wadsworth
Ohio
Wabash
Col. C. G. Conn
Elkhart
South Bend
Thomas R. Marshall
Commonwealth
Marshall
Democratic Party
Spencer county coal bids and public assistance notices
Notice to bidders for 4200 bushels lump coal with deliveries to Rockport and Rockport court house by July 3 1911 plus bids for asylum supplies due July 8 1911 in Spencer county Indiana. Also local notices on eye ear nose throat practice and public convenience ads and a digestive remedy called Digestere with a 250c bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
County of
Spencer
Rockport
Indiana
Court House
John T. White
Spencer County
John T.white
Farmers urged to contact Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Rural residents are advised to write to the nearest Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph exchange or Nashville Tennessee for full details on obtaining telephone service. The ad extols low cost and great benefits of modernizing farms via direct communication with key points. The Cumberland company claims there is no system like theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, Incorporated
Bargain Surprises Greatly With Trimmed Hats and More
A local advertisement touts bargains on trimmed hats shapes plumes wings flowers chiffons and hair goods with in stock items and price comparisons. The accompanying bank statement shows assets liabilities and deposits for a Spencer County Indiana bank with cashier R S Crowder swearing the figures true on June 14 1911 before Notary W M Smith and directors J G Haines P J Bretz J H Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Spencer
I. R. S. Crowder
W. M. Smith
Philip J. Bretz
John H. Walker
Local Social Notes and Sermon Reference
Floyd Duncan and wife spent Sunday at Tennyson with Mr and Mrs Frank Bender. Services were held at Mt Olive last Sunday night conducted by Clarence Ellis. Archie Brown and family of Richland City visited Charley Browns Saturday and Sunday. The wise pastor delays summer vacation until after the June wedding season ends. A number of homes suffer when fathers exhaust themselves trying to be a good fellow downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Duncan
Tennyson
Frank Bender
Mt. Olive
Clarence Ellis
Archie Brown
Richland City
Charley Brown
Bank Statement of First National Bank of Rockport Ind 1911
Report of the condition of the First National Bank of Rockport Indiana at close of business June 7 1911. Resources include loans and discounts 67033 55 dollars and overdrafts secured and unsecured 696 70 dollars.
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First National Bank of
Rockport
Ind
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Taz Rockport Democrat
TE Democrat Publishing Company
Jos. W. Strassel
Strassell
U.S. Lindsey
Lindsey
Dale
Scott
Drs
Knapp & Knapp
Cor
Main Sts
Evansville
8Th Street
Fred Pfeifer
J.S. Park
T. C. Basye
Buster Brown
Women’s Union
Umbrella
Wey
Richland
Sandale
Insurance
L. M. John
U. S
U.S
M. Weil
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