Local notes and developments in Indiana and far places
Datelines from 1900 era Indiana report Groundhog Day National conventions in Indianapolis Prohibition convention June 29 Midwinter Indiana Democratic Association Feb 4 Wear a carnation for McKinley. Big Four funds 15000 for memorial. Henry Williams sells 661 acres near Ladton for 20000. GoSben crafts German Bible 400 years old. Indiana Northern Traction files mortgage 50000 bonds for Wabash to Marion line. Paris 30000 horses eaten last year. Kelley Ax works moves from Alexandria to Charleston requiring 600 railroad cars. Plant to occupy 50 acres.
Maurer's bakery invites Shelter bread tasting in North Manchester
John Oldfather a business visitor located in North Manchester Monday while patrons await fresh bread. Heavy snow delayed trains Tuesday and market chatter notes oystering, sales, and local notices from Maurer to Leonard and Alspaugh hardware.
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