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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
1
Sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise and constipation are blamed for stomach troubles. Worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable foods are listed as causes. Correct habits and take Chamberlains Tablets for relief. For sale by M C Beck. Also advertise galvanized roofing from Stanley's hardware with guaranteed workmanship.
Mrs. Frank Cole has been ill the past week. M H Spangler and family enjoy a week at Wa wasee. Isaac Frazure and son Fred and their wives toured Fort Wayne last Wednesday. Albert Holderman and Herbert Cockley and wives spent last week at Upper Longlake. Mrs Frank Reese and daughter Helen of Toledo visited W H Hart and family. Sheriff Cleland took John Frances to Richmond asylum last week. L L Newman of near Wolcottville visited J A Stevenson family last Wednesday. Dean Hoffman and son of Joliet visited Albion area last week. Rival Garden plow advertised by Baughman Albion. Mrs George Olmstead and son left for Argos where Mr Olmstead is a stenographer. W W Shew and family moved to new South Orange street home from Charles Haney’s. J D Berger and wife with Mrs J L Patterson of Freeport motor to Delta Ohio last week. W H Matthews, laid up at sister’s home in York township, returned to Albion. W A Coon visited Toledo, returned with granddaughter Mary Hamlin to stay here.
The Library Board met at Miss Marion Eagles home and formed committees for finance building and grounds and books. They approved a five tenths mill tax levy for the coming year and September as the library opening month. A sixty person play The Jeony June Wedding will be staged July 3 to raise funds for books. Subscriptions can be paid at Albion National Bank for paper credit. The board seeks broader local support from York and Jefferson township to build a top local library.
Clipped from the Albion New Era files editor J P Prickett notes no court until August. Thomas O Leslie visits Ohio relatives. Mrs F Prickett repairs her dwelling. C L Smith bologna factory ships nationwide. Miss Lillie Lemmon vacationing at home with a college friend. Lee Braden injures finger cutting an apple with a lawn mower. H G Zimmerman and son head to Dakota. health of Mrs Zimmerman improves. Court house meeting on gas boring. stock company planned, 100 shares at 25 dollars each.
Mabel Palmer Cobbs died at home of her parents two miles northwest of Albion last Wednesday morning after peritonitis struck on Monday. A Fort Wayne surgeon was called but no operation was possible. Cobbs, Albion High School graduate, was beloved for her cheerful disposition. She had been in ill health for years and mourners extend heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her dysentery plagued daughter calling it the best medicine in the world The ad notes for sale by M C Heck Adv and mentions D O Bailey a Republican candidate for Noble County sheriff visiting Albion on Thursday.
A Goshen News feature recalls a severe June frost that devastated corn and wheat crops in Benton township. Farmers cut cloven corn, refurrowed fields, and fed stock with marsh hay while oats suffered. The article notes scarce yields that year and a distant trip by Ina Squires Hazel Reynolds and May Wolf to Yellowstone Park.
County Superintendent Kilgore reports state board contracts with Bobbs Merrill Co Silver Burdette Co and O P Barnes for three year book supply at set retail and exchange prices. New and old book exchange rules apply with depository merchants. 4 percent dealer discount. gradual adoption limits.
Detailed studies of local road building systems in two counties are undertaken with state highway departments to identify effective methods for financing construction and maintenance. The project will select 100 counties for intensive analysis, compare accounting practices, and evaluate convict labor use and material choices for cost efficiency and longevity. Cooperation from state authorities is strong. results will be published for county and state officials.
Adv Mise Dulores Hardenbrook returned Thursday from a week’s visit with friends near Bakertown. P J Stanley requests those with outstanding bills to call at once and settle any amounts he desires to settle.
The article notes a school pushing practical improvements for children and examining the political religious and agricultural workings of the country. It highlights how the institution educates many youths yearly on why economic and political East influences wane and how these dynamics affect the middle region.
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