Tipton Times preview stresses growth and politics in Tipton county
The Times outlines weekly production details attracting readers with biographical sketches of leading locals and progress since Tipton county’s 1944 organization. It cites Indiana postmasters backing Roosevelt, outlines mid winter Democratic meeting, and debates platform choices for the St Louis convention and Republican prospects.
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the Times
Tipton
Tipton County
Hares Court
Times
Emmy
Desmésa
Apa
Indiana
Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Tipton Grocery and Restaurant Firms Highlight Local Commerce
The 1904 Progress Tipton page notes Stowers and Harker joining as Stowers & Harker with Mays running a Tipton grocery while Sturzinger Brothers operate a well patronized restaurant and bakery. It highlights delivery, competitive prices, and committed service by pharmacist Laula Speckbaugh and staff, plus traveler friendly rooms and midday meals.
Post Office Drug Store of Tipton Prominent and Well stocked
Tipton's Post Office Drug Store stands out for its volume of business and purity motto. The pharmacy, near the post office, offers a complete drug stock, cosmetics, patent medicines, and popular priced fragrances. It also sells paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, wallpaper, and adds a new room by the Tipton State Bank with expanded wall coverings. Stower and Harker recently opened a new fountain.
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Post Office
Ofice
Publc
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Tipton State Bank
Court
Jefferson Street
Bitger & Sons
Stower & Harker
East End Grocery Establishment Gains Local Notice
William Standerford proprietor of East End Grocery is described as a well known popular store with a complete stock of staples and fancy groceries. The article notes convenient premises and aggressive buying, highlighting good reputation and patronage in the city.
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Imperial
Tipton Victor
Ben Hur
Mays
East End
Tee Eset
Wiliam Standerford
Standerford
Tipton Business Leaders Profile Standerford and Shell
Mr Standerford, a Tipton grocer since 1881, runs a modern brick block with State Bank and Post Office upstairs and a delivery wagon for prompt service. He owned city property and a North Independence home, and is active in Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. Mr Shell owns Jefferson street business block, eight residences, stock in three corporations, and is a State Bank director.
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Ia Deember
Jie
Ashland
Wis
May
Masonic Order
Standerfont Bezam
Jefferson and
Court Pirecta
State Bank
Post Ofice
Independence Street
Standerford
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Atlanta Tin Flite Company
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State Bank of
Mt Shell A Noted Lawyer From Tipton County
Mt Shell a prominent lawyer and son of James Shei of Atlanta. Born in Sam ton county educated in Atlanta and Tipton schools. Studied Notre Dame for five months then Valparaiso Normal College class of 1876. Studied law at Michigan University and with David Stosul of Nobleville. Practiced in Nobleville a year and a half before moving to Tipton in 1891. Opened law offices in Picken block on Jefferson street and remains there. Known as industrious and respected, versed in all law branches with a clear mind. Has attained success and a solid competence, focusing on corporate and attorney work.
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MT. Shell
James Shei
Atlanta
Samton County
Pirtille
Tipton County
University of Notre Dame
Normal College
Valparazzo
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
David Stosu
Nobleavilla
Shall
Tipton
Picken
Jefferson Street
Kell
Commercial Hotel gains comfort under Busick ownership
A Tipton hotel profile describes the Commercial as a two story brick building with thirty well furnished rooms, a first class table, and efficient service by eight to ten staff. Since new ownership by A G Busick, improvements include redecorating and sanitary plumbing with steam heating planned for summer. Busick, formerly of Winamac, has broad traveling-sales connections and ties to Wabash.
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A. G. Busick
Tipton
Winamac
Big State
Frain
Busick
Wabash
Ind
J. W. Busiek
Busiek
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Martha W Tholman and Sly Busick Host at Wabash Hotel
Martha W Tholman, daughter of Dr A McD Thomas, is described as a highly honored entixen and physician in Wabash. Sly Busick, a capable and energetic businesswoman, is praised for her tact and value to her husband in bowl work. The pair are agreeable hosts who strive to make the hotel a pleasant stop for travelers.
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Martha W. Tholman
A. McD. Thomas
Wabash
Sly
Busick
The Model Shoe Store in Tipton Prospers Under Harding
The Model Shoe Store in Tipton, run by W. T. Harding, offers a wide stock for men, women, and children including Health and Crossett shoes for men, Pingree linen and Julia Marlene for women, and Stoneham for children. Three staff plus four in repair, in a well lit corner storefront since six years, with Harding a long time resident and prominent local figure.
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W. T. Hardings Carrigs
Rolston
Crossett
Pingree Linen
Julia Marlene
Stoneham School
Thia
Tipton
Harding
Lovant
Washington Streets
The Seal Studio Opens in Tipton Run by Stewarts
Edgar Stuart has operated in Tipton since January 1, 1903 and earned merited local success. The article praises his pronounced ability in photography and notes strong support from Tipton and Tipton county residents. Page 12 continues.
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Tipton County
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