Contestant Subscriptions Aim for Votes in Local Contest
Contestants pursue votes through paid subscriptions with incentives. The text shows various durations offering entitlements tied to votes, including one year and six months options, plus fractions of a year and a month, each noting vote counts like 42 507 and 500. The fragmentary OCR suggests a local contest with promotional subscriptions and vote totals.
Local Names Listed In City Directory Snippet
Lucie Benton of Fountain City Goldie Dadisman of 402 S 12th Maude Pettibone of 409 N 16th Elsie Wyatt of 1114 N G Rosa Kuehn of 17 S 8th Hattie Lashley of Centerville Marie Hodskin of Cambridge City Lena Cornthwaite of Cambridge City
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Lucie Benton
Fountain City
Goldie Dadisman
S. 12Th Street
Maude Pettibone
16Th Street
Elsie Wyatt
N. G Street
Rosa Kuehn
South 8Th Street
Hattie Lashley
Centerville
Marie Hodskin
Cambridge City
Lena Cornthwaite
Marriage of Gesina Kennepohl and Fred Foley at St Andrews
A lavish wedding at St Andrew's church united Miss Gesina Kennepohl and Mr. Fred Foley. The ceremony, conducted by Father F A Roel, featured Palm and fern decor, Lohengrin and Mendelssohn marches, and a reception for seventy at the bride's parents' South Sixth Street home. The couple plans a Tacoma honeymoon and will reside at 215 Randolph Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gesina Kennepoh
Fred Foley
St. Andrew’s Church
F. A. Roel
Richter
St. Andrew's
Lohengrin
Joseph Wessel
Ben Maag
Cecil Wintersteen
Ivan Wright
Raymond Geter
Michael Mungavin
Leona Kennepohl
John Foley
Indianapolis
Kennepohl
Mr. Foley
South Sixth Street
Clara Kennepohl
South Bend
Tacoma
Washington
Randolph Street
Mrs. Foley
Blackburns Casca Royal Pills Ten Cent Article
A ten cent article lauds Blackburns Casca Royal Pills claiming it can swiftly elevate an owner to wealth, portraying the product as a meritorious and transformative remedy. The piece frames wealth as attainable through this medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Mystery in Bell Company's Acts in Richmond
Local talk centers on Central Union Telephone and Home Telephone with Bell denying exit plans. Rumors say a long distance sharing deal may replace local service, while Home officials deny talks. Central Union halted Main Street conduit work, leaving questions about future city telephone arrangements.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Richmond
Lompany
Home Telephone Company
Bell
Home Company
Tthat
Central Union
Main Street
City in Brief Busy visits across towns region wide
Lee Harlan was a guest here yesterday. Caste Hobson visits Normal City Muncie and Indianapolis. George Bailey and wife returned to their home in New Castle. Mrs W D Noland Miss Mary Noland and Tom Noland spent yesterday at Cambridge City. Clark Thomas of Marion now visits Fountain City. Mrs S C Jordan has returned to Fountain City after visiting her son Charles Jordan. Miss Mary Noland of Indianapolis spends the week with her parents in North Sixteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Harlan
Caste Hobson
Normal City
Muncie
Indianapolis
George Bailey
New Castle
W. D. Noland
Mary Noland
Tom Noland
Cambridge City
Clark Thomas
Marion
Fountain City
8. C. Jordan
Charles Jordan
Mrs. V. D. Noland
North Sixteenth Street
Wala Med Medal Flour Pleases It Plausible Anonien
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Palladium
Miss Wyatt
Kuehn
Lashley
Hodskin
Ida Beeson
Greensfork R. R
Jennie Wine
Goldie Myers
Centerville R
Ethel Wysong
Lynn
Ind
Ruby Hodgin
South 7Th Street
Estella Coates
N. 8Th Street
Adda
Williamsburg
Sun-Telegram
Canada
Ruby Wilson
Miss Luce
Hazel Lowe
Miss Igleman
Ailda Swain
Edna Bayer
Ellen Swain
Grace Smith
Ruby Clark
Luete Maher
Marie Davis
Mary Peltz
Christian Endeavor Society of the
South Eighth Street
Joe
Garfield
Will Earhart
Peer Eis Brooks
Koppitz
Gruenwald
Lebar
Bennett Marines
Grace M. E. Church
Glen Miller Park
Alton Hale
Douglas Ruth
Penny Club
North Eleventh Street
Coliseum
Edward Lyst
Otha Douglass
Anna Katharine
Anderson, Indiana
Frank Banks
South Fourth Street
Janet
Greensfork
Harry Buntin
W. S. Kaufman
Marie Kaufman
Edward King
Alpha Mustard
Carrie Foster
Ruth Mashmeyer
South Fourteenth Street
Cora Igleman
Edward Warfel
Cora Iglemnan
Joseph Beck
Warfel
Arthur Test
Edna Moore
East End
T. Aker
Piqua, O
Thornton E. Hall
South Thirteenth Street
Myral S. Weegham
Chicago
Ella Lemon
South Seventeenth Street
Fannie Martin
John Samuel Dickinson
East Main Street
Peelle-Douglin
Stanley Schaeffer
Carl Eggemeyer
Indiana University
Spring Grove
W. P. Haughton
Jdhn Tasemeter
Fred Heilbrink
E. J. Humpe
Hiser’s Station
Raymond Sperling
Carlos Johanning
Raymond Steinbrink
Herbert Steen
Harry Grieswell
Frank Lakamp
Harry Thorman
Jesse Thomas
Missouri State University At
Columbia
Department of Journalism
The
University Missourian
Gouse
Silk
Muslin
the People’s Store
Ninth and Main Sts
Bell Company
Thought Company
Toms & Tinney
Milliners
North Eighth St
J.will Mount & Son
L. A.W
Vic
Buster Brown
Tige
Grace Church
J. Will Mount & Son