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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
4
The notice appears as a promotional header stating a price of $1.50 per year in advance and mentions Albis India with a weekly cadence.
The Republican slate in Noble county includes J Frank B Cole announcing as candidate for county recorder subject to convention decisions while Thomas L Jes seeks the joint senator nomination for Noble and LaGrange counties.
The Nobles LaGrange GOP contest narrows with Watson in the lead for county delegates. In the joint senators race Nobles votes for T L Innes while LaGrange supports C W Kimmel. precedent assigns the office to Nobles first, making LaGrange absent a candidate. The nominating convention determines the outcome.
A. Goss of Columbia City visits town seeking horses while Jack Buckles buys stock for a soon planned sale. Arch Wright of Indianapolis visits his mother. Joe Houser sells his team. William Williams moves to prepare new building. Miss Nellie Long assists in caregiving. Revival services at the Methodist Episcopal church run all week at 7 15 PM with services next Sunday.
Miss Rena Nulf is numbered with the sick while Rena Calbeck and Marguerite Fry return from Ohio. Sam Earnhart with George Gale visit kin. Webster seen in Garrett. Myron Hursey and wife guests of friends. Schlotterback visits Edd Pollock. Mary Warner visits Elkhart. Nellie Deusler returns from Michigan. Nulf family visited by Enoch Nulf group. Mrs John Young returns home from Laotto. Harry DoH and wife from Mishawka visiting. Sylvia Lafong home from Albion due to sickness. Hazle Wolf home from Ligonier. scarlet fever closed school. Milo Calbeck and Earl Flowers visit Lincoln Fry. No school in Kimmell due to furnace repairs. Gale still sick. Spelling school at Lake Lucid attended. Oscar Flowers and family visit Nathan White. Kimmell Band practices each Wednesday in Keister building. Rebekah ladies visit Miss Rena Nulf.
Local notes report revival services closing, and a string of community happenings across Burr Oak. Miss Rena Nulf traveled to Elkhart for an ear and throat operation with her father. many residents hosted visits, moves, and social gatherings through the week.
Local notes report illness for Mrs Calvin Haley and Miss Jeaninette Hanson, a severe snow drift delaying Myrom Hursey en route to S P, and neighbors helping pull the sleigh. Couples visit relatives, injuries include Mrs Levi Flinn breaking her left arm, Dr Woodward Hayes treating her. Others plan moves, farm chores, and school duties with wood cutting and spelling school.
In an interview L W Welker declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for judge of the 33rd Judicial Circuit comprising Whitley and Noble counties. Welker, raised in Whitley, known for extensive practice in the north part of the state, is described as energetic, indefatigable, and highly capable, expected to uphold high standards if elected.
W C Kiestier of Halliday Arkansas touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria stomach troubles and general weakness. The tonic is said to purify and enrich blood tone nerves and restore vigor with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. 50c at M C Decks drug store.
Rev C F Smith pastor of Wesleyan Church opens evangelistic services Sunday evening March 1. Services start at 7 00 oclock each night and the public is cordially invited to attend.
The South Side endures a week of heavy snow while Albion’s first brick business block, damaged by fire, is shown in Greater Albion. Local moves include residents relocating, funeral attendance, and ongoing interests in the Albion schools and South Side businesses.
A Noble County Indiana bank publishes its 1908 balance sheet listing assets such as cash notes and deposits, plus liabilities including capital stock profits and deposits. The cashier W J Cramer signs and swears the statement before a notary on February day in 1908. An advertisement for SANOL remedies follows, touting quick relief for constipation and liver indigestion with prices 35 cents and larger bottles.
The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet with Mrs Logan Winebrenner on Thursday afternoon February 27 at 2 30. Members are asked to bring dues. Also notes advertise Ring's Little Liver Pills and Rexall Remedies with local sellers mentioned.
Acker man Straus & Co advertises fine onion and mint land available for sale or rent, inviting prospective buyers to inquire about the property and terms.
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