Rockport Democrat Friday Publication Details 1915
The Rockport Democrat weekly edition printed Fridays by the Democrat Publishing Co. with a per year subscription rate of 1.00, dated Friday morning June 25, 1915.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
Enquirer Editorial Sees Rising U S Business and War Orders
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial praises improving business across the republic and notes continued war orders for months. It argues Europe faces prolonged conflict with Germany and Austria Hungary, increasing U S demand for grain metals and supplies, benefiting American producers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Mexico
London
Paris
France
Nothern
Europe
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Poland
Italy
Enquirers
Republic
Tanlac gains popularity across Kentucky and beyond
Tanlac, sold in Rockport by T. C. Basye, is used by more than 150,000 Kentuckians with many testimonials. Louisville’s Taylor-Isaacs Drug Company sold over 30,000 bottles in 30 days. The Dayton Ohio plant expanded capacity due to rising demand. a unique ingredient from a Pacific island west of Mexico is credited with its rapid, notable curative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
T. C. Basye
Taylor-Isaacs Drug Company
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
Pacific
Mexico
Labor voices hail prospects for full employment
The remark praises the solid and substantial property of national effort, crediting the intelligence and energy of both skilled and unskilled labor. It congratulates union workers on bright prospects for full employment at profitable wage rates.
Inquest Records for Orville Masters in Hammond Township
The coroner of Spencer County Indiana conducted an inquest on June 22 1915 into the death of Orville O Masters found dead June 21 1915 on James C Jeffry's farm in Hammond Township He was 18 years 11 months 3 days old Caucasian blue eyes light hair and American by nationality He wore a light weight colored union suit and possessed no noticeable valuables at the scene The coroner signed the report at the inquest venue on June 22 1915 Another short notice notes Miss Margaret Ellis returning from Owensboro Kentucky and a trip by Mr and Mrs Be No Savage to Jackson Mississippi New Orleans and other southern points Also mentions a Baptist Sunday school excursion to Owensboro on a steamer named Golden Girl and baee a fragmentary line about spend the summer with his parents and other unrelated items A Wisconsin legislator asks to be released to earn money stating his 200 salary is gone and James Thomas Rosa described as a famous Irish fence has been sentenced to three years for a prior misrepresentation as a muffins manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer County
Indina
Orville O. Masters
James C. Jeffry
Hammond Township
James “Thomas Rosa
County News Highlights From Fulda and Madrid Visits
Lydia Martin attended the play at Fulda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis, Henry Schierbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schierbaum and family and Katie Wortman visited relatives and friends near Madrid Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Martin
Fulda
David Lewis
Henry Schierbaum
Alfred Schierbaum
Katie Wortman
Madrid
Local visits and summer study notes from area residents
Rev. P. J. Schneider of Cannerburg Indiana visited friends here on Wednesday. Miss Bertha Baird of Evansville is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Bender. Mrs. Cora Bartley and two children of Logansport visited her mother Mrs Eva Hancock last week. Miss Anna Krieve left Sunday for West Lafayette to attend Purdue University's summer domestic science term. The Rebekah lodge led by noble grand Mrs Philip Maas picnicked at Lincoln Park this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Schneider
Cannerburg
Ind
Bertha Baird
Evansville
Henry Bender
Cora Bartley
Logansport
Eva Hancock
Anna Krieve
West Lafayette
Purdue University
Rebekah Lodge
Philip Maas
Williams Wedeking Ties The Knot In Brookville Ceremony
Miss Hattie Thompson Williams daughter of Dr. W. H. Williams wed Mr. Albert Wedeking of Lincoln Nebraska in Brookville Indiana on Tuesday June 22 Rev Priest officiated the ceremony. They then went to Bloomington for university commencement where Mr Wedeking earned his Master’s degree and will spend six weeks in Madison Wisconsin before relocating to Lincoln Nebraska to teach at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Thompson Williams
W. H. Williams
Albert Wedeking
Lincoln
Nebr
Brookville
Ind
Wedeking
Nebraska
Dale
G. W. Wedeking
Church Notes and Evangelical Service Reminders
Presbyterian Church Sabbath school at 9 30 preaching 10 30 and 7 30 in the evening and at Silverdale at 3 o clock. Evangelical Association on account of sickness we were not able to fill our appointments last Sunday but shall try and be present at Zear the coming Sunday morning and in town at night. A cordial invitation is extended to all. C Harmes pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Silverdale
Evangelical Association
Zear
Lamp Service and City of Refuge Sermons At M E Church
The M E church invites all to Sunday events with J J Robinette, pastor. Sunday school begins 9 15, preaching at 10 30 on The Lamp Service. Junior League meets at 3 00 and Epworth League at 6 30 with 7 30 sermon Cities of Refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. J. Robinette
Epworth
Notice to Contractors Spencer county bridges
The Spencer county board of commissioners invites sealed proposals by July 5 1915 to furnish erect and complete three new bridges Hemenway Sherman Davis and George Medcalf per plans on file in the county auditor s office Bond equal to bid required Board may reject any bids. Premier Southern Railway offers round trip tickets and excursions with trains from Rivansville and other attractions for the sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Spencer County
Indiana
Hemenway
Sherman Davis
George Medcalf
Anattor
Board of Commissioners
Vis
Southern
Cartier
South Bunday
Tone
EPROS
Rivansville
Chate
Saino
TEXC
Pnderson
EY. N
Westerman, A. GP
St. Louis
Potatoes for Sale Near Onrisney Farm
Samuel S Haalf advertises three miles south of Onrisney offering seed potatoes at half price. Potatoes available in a jet for sale from the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onrisney
Ehrman Family Visits Relatives in Myansville
C D Ehrman and his children visited relatives in Myansville latt Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Ehrman
Myansville
Progress Pressing Club Advertisement
Cleaning and repair service operated by A. L. Robinson. Gentlemen’s suits pressed 50 cents, ladies’ coats also pressed. Club rates 1.00 per month. Clothes called for and delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Pressing Club
A. L. Robinson
Wanted: Reliable man to sell and deliver nursery stock
Rockport Milling company promotes wheat bags and seeks a dependable sales agent to handle nursery stock in Rockport and surrounding territory. The ad notes a good proposition for the party and provides contact as M Hobbs Sons Nurserymen, Bridgeport, Marion County, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwort
M. Hobbs
Office furniture and safe sold by L N Savage contact
Two roll top desks one hat top desk a medium fireproof safe a typewriter and stand chairs and more offered by L N Savage at the Democrat office location. All items in good condition. Blurred text notes prudent man blinded by dazzling prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnquire of
L. N. Savage
Cor Democrat
Bracelet missing on Walnut Street near church and college
A bracelet was sold on Walnut Street between the MEL shurch and the college building last Sunday. Please return to this office for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
MEL
Findat
Fire Front and Smoke Stack for 60 Inch Boiler
Wallace Milling Co of Daie Indiana offers a solid cast iron fire front with a 60 inch boiler setting and 48 feet of 34 inch heavy stack including breeching and damper. All in good condition and priced to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Milline Co
Daie
Ind
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