28 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
1
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Fragmentary note describes J. L. Hastings connected with a jeweler and an optician business. No clear date or location given. appears as a classifieds fragment or business notice.
A fragmented newspaper snippet shows garbled text about groceries tea coffee and waxed goods, praising best for the fire and public approval, with stray names and addresses buried in the jumbled OCR. It references Wool soap and various traders, hinting at a stalled ad page or notice segment.
R C Davenport assumed role as chief executive officer of the firm, guiding its strategic direction and operations amid market shifts. Industry observers note Davenport’s prior leadership experience and expected impact on growth and governance.
Dr Pykkes, a noted missionary formerly living near Kokomo and once pastor in Tipton, is highlighted in local coverage. The report references his work and questions about his recent activities within the mission scene.
The speaker asks citizens to shed partisan zeal and judge the issues calmly, urging thoughtful consideration of the candidate's message and its appeal to conscience. He highlights achievements like the State Railroad commission, banking supervision, corporate property valuation, and remonstrance laws shaping public policy.
A 50 barrel oil well was drilled at the Dismal field in Hortonville, with Frank Williams of Sheridan drilling. The find renews hopes of wealth for local landowners as the oil boom appears rekindled in the area.
A representative for a pipeline company building a line from the southeast to Montpelier visited Monday and Tuesday seeking men for trench work. Wages are $1.75 per day, with few volunteers so far. The line, advancing rapidly, has several gangs at work. hired workers are expected to be taken near Lebanon, and the line may reach Sheridan in about three weeks. Poultry raisers are urged to attend Saturday afternoon’s meeting at the News office.
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