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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
1
Havé announces the first release of a new dental cabinet noted for its plain exterior and substantial build. The unit emphasizes ease of cleaning and houses modern conveniences. A sterilizer from the same company follows similar design principles.
A Warsaw area audience heard a preacher end his sermon with a prompt appeal for debt payers to stand. Nearly all complied except one seedy man. The minister then closed with the benediction, while the man explained he ran a newspaper and his subscribers stood.
Local notes report Miss Myrtle McGreager visiting Fort Wayne and news on Brimfield trips to see Atwood. Castled by Albion crowds await Sis Perkins at the Opera House on Wednesday August 23 with Beck's drug store selling seats. A burglar proof carrousel safe is described and other short items round out the column.
The 240 acre Leander B Eagles farm at Indian Village will be sold at public sale at F P Bothwell’s Lig onier Indiana office on September 5 at 2 oclock pm Terms announced at sale F P Bothwell Attorney
A German accent narrator recalls Baumgartner who keeps a lifter and a pull dog to guard horses. He cuts a hole in the barn so the dog can go in and out. His son Shake mocks the setup, and Baumgartner ends up fitting the dog hole himself.
The South Bend Times praises Noble county's corn fields spanning over twenty miles with no poor plots. It notes vast clover fields and high seed prospects, and commends local management for staging a high class production with up to date songs and dances.
A Chicago Record-Herald quote frames a clean comedy praised for laughter. The piece invites old folks to enjoy Sis Perkins on stage, promising a show more entertaining than any previous performance at the Opera House.
All accounts due Moore and Metz not settled by September 1, will be left with Grant and Foote for collection.
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