Swat The Fly and Local Notices From Russiaville
Swat The Fly sells Anderson Chick Feed at 20c a sack or 2.20 per hundred at Daisy Roller Mills. Obits mention Rev S F Harter at Peru convention. visits between Chipley Florida and Galveston relatives. races on July 4 in Russiaville. various local visits and meetings. union tabernacle planned for July 13. Masons aided at Greentown. Fourth of July races noted. Eastern Star out for July August. birthday celebration for John T. Bishop. several town visits and purchases. Thimble club meeting and Father’s Day events at local church. jewelry recovered by A Woods from store thefts. suspects jailed at Princeton.
Anderson Chick Feed for Sale At Daisy Roller Mills
Anderson chick feed advertised at Daisy Roller Mills priced at 20 cents per sack or two dollars and twenty cents per hundred. Local listing notes availability and price in the milling market.
Clover Leaf Route timetable announced for Toledo to St Louis
The Clover Leaf timetable lists East and West routes with departure times starting November 2, 1913. East No 6 at 2 27 a m and No 4 at 4 16 p m. West No 5 at 1 14 a m and No 3 at 1 16 p m. Services run daily Toledo to St Louis and daily except Sunday Toledo to Frankfort. Agent J H Boyer notes the travel notice. A separate invitation urges Russiansville visit on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boyer
Russiaville
Startling Kokomo Sale Forces Closure of Entire Stock
A long advertised quitting business sale at W. & J. on South Main Street Kokomo Indiana promotes a thirteen day event starting Saturday morning June 27 at 9 with $15 000 worth of tailor made clothing furnishings hats and more offered at practically your own price. The wholesale merchants syndicate manages the sale and promises unprecedented discounts with free shirts for the first ten customers and railroad or streetcar fare paid on purchases of one dollar or more as crowds flood the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Howard County
Reliable Clothiers
South Main Street
Boston
Indiana
Burglars Caught In Loot Stash Found In Hayloft
Police recovered a large collection of stolen jewelry and two guns from hay in a barn near the Hor lacher Coal company after suspects Dunbar and Vail were linked to robberies including Woods jewelry store and Cochran Bros bakery. Authorities plan to return them to Jeffersonville as parole violators while seeking further details on remaining loot.
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A. P. Woods
Forest
Princeton
Ind
Hil
Horlacher Coal Company
Dunbar
Vail
Booker
W. C. Corns
Princton
Dunbar and
Jeffersonville
Dunbar and Vail
Oaktown
Woods
Cochran Bros
Walters Grocery
Spitler & Co
J. C. Morrison
A. H. Booker
Frankfort Crescent News
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Anderson
Daisy
S. F. Harter
Spworth League
Peru
J. H. Kepner
Chipley
Fle
George L. Woody
Galveston
G. W. Kemp
Walter Crisler
Goldie Nicholas
Mooresville
Clarence Kemp
Ivan Wilson
Rossville
J. P
Mrs. Wilson
Adv
Alden Stocker
Westfield
Rev. A. Osborn
C. W. Hollingsworth
Eli Rich
F. Harter
C. K. Brant
A. Osborne
Marion Evans
Lyon Tabernacle
Union Tabernacle
Christian Church
Lodge of Masons
Greentown
Daisy Roller Mills
Order of Eastern Star
Order
Jennie Sherwin
John T. Bishop
Thos, Johnson
al Hodson
Loren Leckrone
S. P. Davenport
John Waddell
Adam Leckrone
J.hawkins
Charles H. Allison
John McAdams
Thimble Club
Dr. Mills
Manson Unger
the Baptist Church
God
Man
DR. Bell
A. P.woods Jeweler
Toledo
Russiavi Lle
The
New Home Soni Machine Company
H. H. Gifford
Stern & Co
E. Walnut St. Kokomo, Ind
Wadman
Mcllath & Marshall
Buelah and
Frankfort, Mich
VIA
Clover Leaf and Ann Arborey
Janesville
McCormick
Shimer and
Ross
Union City
G. A. Auble
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