Local News Patchwork From Bedford to Bloomington
Local items report visits and movements among residents in Bedford Clear Creek and Harrodsburg. Ed Walls travels to Bedford to see Miller Bros. shows. Raymond Deckard moves to Clear Creek. residents visit relatives and attend W C T U meetings. impending steel bridges on the Monon line may shift train routes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Deckard
Clear Creek
Ed Martin
Ketcham Mill
Monon
Local shoppers urged to compare clothing and shoes satisfaction
If your clothing and shoes give complete satisfaction this argument is not of interest. If not think it over we are looking for such people always.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heltonsville
Hellasar Awestas Bether
Clear Creek
Bloomington
Job Printing and Local Notices At McMillen Mills
A collected set of local items from a small town paper notes varied notices. The Hot Air Correspondent reports the mill may shut down briefly while Carl Allen suffers illness. Town events include republican gatherings in Bloomington with speakers Watson and others, and a large crowd attending a Wild West Show. Local business and street improvements are hinted, along with lodging, farming, and a playful comment on snakes and a dictionary purchase for the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Bryan
Taft
Prohibition Party
C. O. Allen
Brand
Ready for the State Fair and Busy Week Ahead
The article notes an upcoming State Fair expected to be larger and better with improved exhibits racing and accommodations. It mentions a Bedford visit to see the Miller Bros Wild West show and references local residents and a string of dog and livestock incidents prompting discussion of temperance enforcement and animal welfare.
Qua Teachers For Clear Greek Township
Geo Hensley Mary Thrasher Ada Gaither Glen Butcher Effie Strain Mabel Strain Lora Johnson A D Chambers and John Foster are listed as teachers for Clear Greek Township in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Greek Township
Geo. W. Hensley
Mary Thrasher
Ada Gaither
Glen Butcher
Effie Strain
Mabel Strain
Lora Johnson
A.D. Chambers
John Foster
Pocket book lost by Mrs Clark found near Sanders
Mrs Cull Clark’s lost pocket book was found north of the Sanders railroad switch by Tol bert Young’s daughter. The finder kept $32 from a check and threw away the rest to avoid detection. The note and checks led to the discovery, and Mrs Clark’s trip to visit her daughter left the pocket book along the road.
Bryan club fundraiser notes stir political chatter
Thos. J. Sare organized a 30 cent Bryan club and sent 35.40 to aid the Bryan campaign. The club’s name dates to a New York remark about not making 30 cents for Bryan, a nickname the press and some Democrats seized upon for political capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Sare
New York
Bryan
Advertising Scandal Alters Chapel Hill Event Plans
Chapel Hill management drew chatter by promoting the Smithville band as part of entertainment without any negotiations. Advertisements created a false impression of the band’s involvement, prompting questions about honorable conduct in publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Chapel Hill
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Ed Walls
Bedford
Miller Bros
Corydon
Ed Boucher
Clear’ Creek
Harrodsburg
Gertrude Wright
Dr. Luzadder
Seibanthal
M. E. Church
S. D. Huffman
J. G. Fogle
Sanders
Samuel Fraley
Crawfordsville
1St Hight
Gaither, Bennett
Wm. Mercer
Grimes
Cecil Hawkins
Joe
Jimmy Butcher
New Pike
W. W. Hall
Springfield
Ill
Monroe County
Indiana
Vitandonia Solomita
Solomita
U. S
The
Ind
C. KE
McMillen’s Mills
Carl Allen
Roy Ellis
David Fox
Davis Co
G. Smiley
Republican Dsings
Watson
Hsg. Davenport
Son Byron
A. F. Bennett
Raymond Sylvester
Christain Church
Thrasher
Hensley
Salt Creek Township
Geo
Siice Davenport
Tle
Wessuaris
Main Street
Sam
A. A. Burris
John C. Dolan
J. N. Alexander
Spizeriktum
Carter
McMillens
Johnson Stone&Co
John Wampler
Sam Burris
Ab Humphery
Claud Day
John Tanksley
Sylvester
Chas. Cline
Joe Stl
Mrs
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