Progressive Tipton and Tipton County Public Improvements
A detailed view praises Tipton and Tipton County progress with library endowments, grounds purchase, heating plant, and park enhancements. It credits citizens, business leaders, and officials for years of effort, notes opposition faced, and urges continued support for public utility projects and city pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Andrew Armenie
EH. Shirk
Titton
Tipton County
Ute
First National Bank of Tipton County Heritage and Leaders
The First National Bank, organized May 1902 with 100,000 capital, stands as a trusted Tipton county financial institution. Its leadership under Nanple R. Shirk as vice president and longtime cashier W. H. Marker has built a reputation for prudent management, strong capitalization, and steady growth, earning public confidence and charitable support to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Cty
First National Bank
Imanyi Danke
Firat National
Othis
Wea
Tinton County Bank
Mie
Ob. Wi Shirk
Nannie R. Shirk
W. ML. Markeer
Joseph HH. iShirk
A. A. Edwards
Tipton County Bank
Elbert W. Shirk
George Dorgy
Albert H. Shir
Compton and Son Hardware and First National Bank Highlight Tipton Firm
A Tipton county notice profiles Compton and Son a Goondusting and Laras hardware house with extensive stock and a pharmacist led drug store run by Mr Lindsay at East Jefferson street. It also details the First National Bank of Tipton founded 1921 with $875000 deposits, $100000 capital and a roster of notable officers, serving as a regional financial anchor through modern facilities and a 16 year bank staff history.
Oglebay and Son Firm Prominent Tipton Lawyers and Merchants
The Tipton based firm Oglebay and Oglebay, with senior member W T Oglebay practicing since 1881, is highlighted for legal expertise in real estate and public service, while junior member Fred G Oglebay shows promise. Compton & Son, contractors and grocers, run a substantial operation employing 25 to 30 workers, handling plumbing, electrical work, and household goods, with long established presence since 1953 and firm growth through 1903 formation.
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W. T. Oglebay
Oglebay
Tiuweange
Wabash College
Lafayette
Tipton
Cleveland and
Hendricks
Fred G. Ogiebay
Tychlog
Frankfort
Tipton Fleury
Compton & Son
W. Ry
New Depot
Methodist Church
W. H. Marker
John Lutz
C. P. Campbell
Abe Smith
East
Jefferson Street
FE. Compton
Ity
Ompton & Son
J. Compton
D. B. Compton
Eainhueg
Ind
D. R. Compton
Jay
Tipton banker Garithia death noted in obituary
From well trodden path of financial safety, A investments are careful, bank services, loans, exchange, and deposits noted. The obituary highlights Robert W. Shirk, Tipton banker and president, praised for stability, business acumen, and community regard.
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Garithia
H. Shirk
Tiptop
Tipton
Legion
Ribert W. Shirk
Dr Lindsay a Trusted Tipine Druggist Since 1891
Dr Lindsay, a well known Tipine druggist, has long been engaged in the drug business since 1891. His enterprise has gained him a splendid trade and is credited to his careful, reliable service and attention to pharmaceutical goods.
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J. €. Lindsay
Tipine
Bimpelt
C G F SHEPHERD Oe FL Shepherd cigar dealer notes
CG F Shepherd occupies pleasant quarters on east Jeffer win Street. He stocks puried and domestic cigars including Havana goods, pipes, and confections. Store carries Sporting goods, periodicals, and novelties. Shepherd, native of Tiptons, has built a wide local acquaintance and runs a comprehensive shop with up to date fittings. He is a jeweler, engraver, and watchmaker with a large stock, also offering optical goods and gift items. Foster’s jewelry shop also presented with a modern store room and extensive stock. Foster, a veteran jeweler, resident of TiTan, member of local fraternal and lodge orders.
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Shepherd
Jefferwin Street
Ife
Havana
Tiptons
Aslestman
Kalahts of
Pythias
Snd
Foster
Tinton
Goldsmith
Lo Ong
Foster's Jewelry Trade Credulity Exposed in Commentary
A brief critique notes the jewelry trade's susceptibility to patron credulity, warning against dealer manipulation and urging cautious buying practices. The commentary stresses careful comparison, verification of authenticity, and aware consumer behavior to prevent deceptive sales.
Young and Bunch Lead City Furniture Firm’s Rise
Young and Bunch, a top city furniture firm since 1853, report steady success through strategic buying and broad stock. The business, established by W. B. Young, is now run by SG Young and S. L. Duch, with undertaker services and a wide range of furniture, aiming to meet every trade condition.
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Young & Bunch
Carey
W. B. Young
SG Young
5. L. Duoch
Han. S. Young
Poster the Jeweler Known for Eighteen Years in County
The community trusts Poster the Jeweler, a longtime local merchant with eighteen years of jewelry business in the county. He has earned esteem and patronage from a broad segment of residents and held various administrative roles. He owns a pleasant home on South Main Street and is noted as a capable and popular merchant. S&L Bunch is also recognized as a prominent, energetic business leader owning property on North West Street. the arm owns the building where the article continues on page three.
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Tinian
South Main Street
S&l Bunch
Owan & Nica
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Tional Bank
State
County Bank
Mra
Nanple R. Shirk
Main Street
Morby Charities
Tipton Pubic Library
Xtra
Iie
American Bankers
Indiana
Goondusting & Laras
Tiptor
Campron & Son
Garland
Majestic
Kinwood
Wilson
Fairbanks
Lindsay
Gerks
Frank Vacher
North West Street
Masmmie
K. of P
KO. T. M
Ruy and Wold
Lptter Camed Association
Marker
Kentucky
Independence Street
Gmcs
N. OR. Marker
R. C. Ballard
Mles Clara Jones
Ristherine Culier
East Jefferson Street
Deaka
Interion First National
Haroess
Anwa
Mis
Nannie
Dr. Lindsay
CG F Shepherd
Vv. Foster
Tlaton