Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement touts Kodol as a natural digestant with vegetable acids for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief after meals, ease of use, and identical stomach juices in a pleasant formula, sold by Burrin Drug Co.
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Burrin Drug Co
Lovais and Cards of Thanks Items Published
Per inch and per line notices for Lovais de Cards of Thanks and resolutions of condolence appear in the public notices section. The page lists brief acknowledgments and expressions of gratitude from families and organizations alongside related memorial fixtures.
Farmers Short Course to Open at Purdue January 13 1908
Purdue University hosts the Farmers Short Course January 13 through 18 1908 for corn growers stockmen dairy men horticulturists and homemakers. Lectures demonstrations and judging will be led by a distinguished faculty including C E Throne J T W Duvel D O Barto J E Rice and others with local experts. The Indiana Corn Growers Association meets January 16 and a corn and fruit show will accompany the course offering premiums for exhibits. Information and programs available from J H Skinner Dean of the School of Agriculture Lafayette Indiana.
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Purdue University
C. E. Throne
Ohio Experiment Station
J. T. W. Duvel
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
D. O. Barto
University of Mllnois
J. E. Rice
Cornelniversity
Ithaca
N. Y
Bertha M. Miller Franklin
Jud
Margaret M. Romine
Mooresville
Ind
C. M. Hobbs
Bridgeport
J. E. Haines
Noblesville
E. G. Bunnell
LaPorte
H. W. Henry
Indiana Corn Grower's Association
Corn Growers Association
The
Horticultural Society
J. H. Skinner
School of Agriculture
Lafayette
Indiana
Annexation Prospects for Jamestown Additional Properties
Jamestown residents report Wm Miller has bought thirty acres along the town south edge in Hendricks county and seeks annexation. Others including J B Yelton John Ashley Dick Miller and P M Lewis may also petition to join. board action could spark a coordinated expansion.
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Wm. Miller
Hendricks County
G. O. Roberts
Board of Trustees of
Jamestown
J. B. Yelton
John Ashley
Dick Miller
P. M. Lewis
Jamestown Press
Fruit Show At Purdue Attracts Indiana Growers
State Horticultural Society offers 300 in premiums for Fruit University during the Farmers Short Course January 13 to 18 1908. Indiana fruit prospects and practical orchard management instruction are highlighted for all farmers to attend and exhibit.
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State Horticultural Society
Fruit University
Indiana Horticultural Society
Indiana
C.G. Woodbury
Purdue Experiment
Station Lafayette
Ind
Bathing in Great Salt Lake Offers Unique Experience
Bathers describe the Great Salt Lake as a singular environment offering buoyant waters and mineral-rich conditions. Visitors compare the sensation to floating effortlessly with a mineral tint, amid wide open shoreline views.
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Great Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Bathhouse Lake Mystery
A Travel Magazine account describes wading into a saline lake near bathhouses, noting buoyancy that prevents sinking, salty water tasting different from ocean water, and salt crystallizing on skin as water evaporates, with warnings to stay quiet and avoid frolicsome behavior.
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Travel Magazine
Remarkable Recovery After Doctors Fail Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton NY recounts mixed diagnoses from doctors heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver issues yet improves after one bottle of Electric Bitters his wife advised. Burrian Drug Co guarantees cure of blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
Burrian Drug Co
Truthful disclosure in horse trade law debated by court
A Marion county case cites a legislative penalty for concealing defects in horse and mule sales. A brief by Attorney General Bingham argues that silence about defects equals concealment and violation of the statute, with the court reviewing the interpretation of concealed defects.
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Bingham
Supreme Court
Marion County Criminal Court
Local offense details fine and possible jail time
The offense carries a fine not to exceed 500 dollars and may include imprisonment in the county jail or work house for up to six months.
Rowlet Lewallen Avertises Suicide Attempt Near Fairview
Rowlet Lewallen of the Fairview neighborhood near town attempted suicide Saturday night by slashing his throat with a pocket knife. He has suffered poor health for over a year and grew despondent over his condition. Neighbors found him weak from blood loss in a barn after he fled the house where church members had gathered. The knife did not sever the jugular, and his wound is not fatal. Lewallen is a well known Boone county resident.
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Rowlet Lewallen
Fairview
Lewallen
Boone County
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