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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
8
A late 19th century column urges tired mothers to cherish mothers and daughters, write loving notes before it is too late, and value girlhood over early womanhood. It warns against overwork, praises maternal sacrifices, and calls for public appreciation of mothers' unseen labors.
Noble County Indiana invites sealed bids by 1 p m September 6 1909 at Albion Auditor's Office for carpeting the Noble Circuit Court Room with tapestry Brussels carpet and partial replacement of linoleum in the Court Room and Law Library. Bids require bonds affidavits and compliance with county laws and plans on file with the Auditor. The Board may reject any or all bids. Auditor John W. Earle signs the notice.
McCall Patterns celebrates nearly four decades of style and reliability. Sold across the United States and Canada by mail order with free catalogues and alluring premiums. Includes McCall's Magazine, fashion trends, sewing guidance, and free samples from the McCall Co. Address: 239 to 248 W 57th St, New York.
Local notes report Churubusco pursuing a town clock. The week past saw Garrett residents Mrs. M. C. Talbert and child visit Albion. Judge L. H. Wrigley visited Wawasee. Guy Alvord traveled to Mishawaka for a friend visit. Carolyne Trumbo and Hazel Reynolds spent time at Kimmell. Roy Gunder and family visited his mother in Garrett, Emma Myers returned to Marion, and Richard Sparrow and family visited Cromwell relatives.
The Bowery remains a sealed book to writers, a Sargasso sea of derelicts amid ceaseless commerce and progress. Melodramas distort truth, while the genuine Bowery's vast humanity and contradictions defy simple interpretation. Historical coincidences link Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe and Washington ages and fates.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recalls a long fight with a stubborn cold that weakened him to 130 pounds. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring his health to 178 pounds and claims it prevents pneumonia. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by M C Beck.
About 100 bushels of corn offered for 76 cents per bushel. Corn is on the Sam Cleland farm near Port Mitchell, in care of Jacob Busz.
The Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis begins Labor Day week on Sept. 6 and runs five full days. Entry lists closed Aug. 24. grounds open Sept. 2. Daily features include band concerts, vaudeville, horse shows, cattle parades, and races with purses totaling $37,600 and premiums of $75,350. Machinery displays occupy about twenty-five acres with new engines plows wagons windmills and dairy devices.
The Indiana State Fair at Indianapolis during the week of September 6 features a grand coliseum spectacle with extensive horse shows and breed contests. Prizes total over 13 000 for horse events and 12 566 for cattle, with premiums reaching 25 566 for both displays. Night parades, bands, hippodrome acts, and numerous high school horses highlight the program alongside cattle championships and breed showcases by national and Indiana associations.
Three doctors tell Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit that surgery is her only hope for rectal trouble. She cites Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure, claiming complete relief. Also advertised are 25c at M. C. Beck’s and Graham Crackers at 10c a pound at Guy’s grocery.
For sale or trade a 200 acre grain and stock farm in Jennings county Indiana. Located 62 miles south of Indianapolis one mile to a railroad town and three and a half miles to a city of 4 500. Features a good house a large barn and excellent roads. Terms easy or trade for smaller farm North. E L Aparr Albion.
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