Grocery deal reads like royal pantry missive
Fragmented ad tone lists staples and prices for tea coffee flour tomatoes crackers sardines and ketchup. Mentions royal imagery and savers prices to day with household bills and pantry items.
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20 Sep 1907
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Sheridan News in Sheridan, Indiana
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
1
Moulding and frames offered at Clayton E. Cox shop
The largest lot of moulding ever shipped to Sheridan is now at Clayton E. Cox's repair shop near the First National Bank. Frames up to 16x20 inches available for enlargement at old prices. Furniture repair make and upholster offered, with sale on large frames if purchased soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Clayton E. Cox’s
Shoe Store Promotes Queen Quality Walk-Over Brands
Cox & Rickard advertise a full line of shoes showcasing Queen Quality and Famous Walk-Over. They claim superior fit, style, comfort, and durability and invite customers from Missouri and beyond to compare with other county stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
COX & Rickard
Use of Streets Permits Issued for Local Events
The board granted street use for a corn carnival and horse show next month and sidewalks near the Golden Rule building for a lodge re roof. Bills paid include gravel for Stout and labor for street inspections and assessment rolls totaling several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
P. Lodge
el Stout
Farrow
Arcadia Brick Works Fire Destroys Kiln and Bricks
A early Monday fire ravaged the Arcadia Brick Works central Indiana major industry. The main kiln covering almost an acre held 58 000 bricks all ruined by heat. Building loss is about 30 000 with limited insurance. Origin undetermined. Owners are Byron Hollett John Hollett brothers and Clifton G White of Arcadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia Brick Works
Indiana
Byron and
John Hollett
Brothers
Clifton G. White
Arcadia
Newspaper man promoted to western United Press post
W Ray Long former Indianapolis Star staffer and two year Cincinnati Post managing editor has been promoted to general manager of the western branch of the United Press with Chicago headquarters. A Sheridan native, Long began his career at the Indianapolis Star but left after marriage and vanished from Sheridan after that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ray Long
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Post
United Press
Chicago
American Press
Ray
Sheridan
Indianapolis Star
Cox and Davenport Travel to Colorado for Vacation
Messrs. Cox and Davenport departed Wednesday for a trip to Colorado. W. E. Cox travels for rest and vacation while R. C. Davenport seeks a climate change to aid a long standing trouble. Their business oversight will be managed by trusted staff in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cox
R.C. Davenport
Greeley
Col
District court dismisses Columbia National Bank case
The case of the Columbia National Bank of Indianapolis against W H Roney and The Roney adore Warman was dismissed in Noblesville court on Wednesday. The notes totaling about 2600 were given during the sale of the Cicero bank where Roney was president. Warman paid the notes from his own funds. Roney faces embezzlement charges and will be tried next term in October. County offices discuss court delays and a county official criticizes per diem funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Columbia National Bank of Indianapolis
W. H. Roney
Roney
Warman
Cicero Bank
Jackson Township
Prosperous Indiana Holiness Conference at Frankfort
The Indiana Holiness conference held in Frankfort drew large attendance with enthusiastic Sunday services. The church reports growth across branches and a successful camp meeting led by principal C. C. Brown at Carlinville Bible School. Eight new preachers joined the conference and funds were raised for various departments. Elders Bogue and Wisler were re elected. Carrie Hutchens named pastor of Frankfort. O N Wiles to evangelistic work. James Fancher to lead Ekin church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Holiness Church
Frankfort
Bible
Carlinville
C. C. Brown
Etta Innis
Africa
W. G. Bogue
R. L. Wisler
Carrie Hutchens
O. N. Wiles
James Fancher
Ekin
Branson Trades Grocery for 41 Acres East of Town
J A Branson trades his grocery store to Chas Hutchens for 41 acres of land east of town. Branson now serves as book-keeper at the First National Bank. Eberwein has been promoted to Assistant Cashier, succeeding O A Cox who moved to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Branson
Chas Hutchens
Mr. Branson
First National Bank
Eberwein
O. A. Cox
Los Angeles
Enrollment Grows as Sheridan Opens School Week
Total enrollment reaches 547 after Monday's start with 15 more in grades and 5 in high school. Primary classrooms face age restrictions under six years old and teachers must record each pupil's exact birth date to comply with law. Sheridan School Board calls for home and school cooperation and invites visiting parents to view student progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosies
Tomi
Mitchells
Misa Cheyals
Mer
Morin Fooum
Tetair UT
Susie
Ivteh
Sheridan
Sunday Services Devoted to Education
Sunday at the Methodist church focuses on Christian education with morning worship, an evening symposium at 7 30, and short addresses by Prof E J Llewelyn F W Kercheval A C Pearson and Rev Sumwalt. Special music from the Ladies and Male Quartettes accompanies both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. J. Llewelyn
F. W. Kercheval
A. C. Pearson
Golden Rule 800F Roof Defect Spurs Repairs
The Knights of Pythias Masons and Mr Kassabaum owner of the lower floor of the Golden Rule building plan to re roof that room. The slate roof installed two years ago has been defective and unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Masons
Kassabaum
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