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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
2
The passage lists Republican township candidates including Trustee Geo W Scott and Assessor R C Kercheval. It shifts to a reflective essay on procrastination and daily living, urging action today over delaying to tomorrow, and discusses character revealed by adversity and resilience.
Bank statements show deposits up 30 866 01 since last year with loans rising to 471 839 48 and deposits 436 438 93. Ex North Carolinians of Hamilton county plan a reunion August 15 at Hinkle Creek church with baskets and speeches. New law firm of Sheridan Newby and Teter formed. Summer hat sale and fall opening announced by Mary E Smith. Methodist service Love feast communion at 10 30 and rally at 7 45 with Elders Roberts Ellis and Thompson preaching. Adventist meetings reported as well attended with ongoing sessions.
L. E. Stout, superintendent of evangelistic work for the Friends churches of western Yearly meeting, will preach Sunday morning with C. W. Huddleston leading evening services. Cox & Rickard advertise a Skido sale to boost business during dull season, highlighting footwear bargains. Squire Newby of Arcadia, widower, aged eighty three, has moved in with his son Dr. J. C. Newby, alongside his two sons and two daughters.
A nearby publisher promotes using the News columns to reach residents and advertise offerings. The piece argues the fall market favors proactive small businesses that publish in the newspaper to inform potential customers.
Life of Moses Life of Joseph Life of Christ Salome and Rip Van Winkle featured at the White Theatre next week with a lecture and accompanying pictures. Worth your time and money for attendees seeking religious and literary entertainment.
Construction of free gravel roads in Adams Township advances as Ted McKinney & Bro. work on Price and Elwood Hershman roads while C. B. Wilson and Miller roads are contracted to E. L. Steele. A force of men is active and dry weather aids progress.
The piece argues farm land remains sought after during hard times and financial turmoil. It predicts no depreciation in farm values this season, with potential advances as investors seek sound real estate. It notes land as a safe, unstealable asset and foresees growing demand with population growth. Government homesteads and low-priced western land influence eastern prices.
Open seasons for squirrels woodcock and other game vary by species with dates listed. Licenses must be proper and ownership of land or private preserves may be required for hunting certain species. Violations carry fines or jail. Daily limits apply and selling game is prohibited.
Taft notification exercises scheduled in Cincinnati next Tuesday. A special train leaves Indianapolis at 6 30 AM and arrives in Cincinnati at 9 30 AM with return at 10 PM. Round trip fare is 2 25. Republicans invited. A White Theatre show runs all week starting Monday July 27 with nightly program changes.
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