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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
1
A crowded miscellany of short notices includes barn rental, new car purchase, travels and visits, dog control ordinances, funeral in Cromwell, accidents, farm equipment sales, rental properties, and local business promotions. Entries mention W. H. Menaughs new car, Miss Edith Franks westward trip, hydrophobia cases, and town shop notices.
Eggs for sale from a single pen by A. T. Neidhardt. Price set at 15 for 250 dollars. Readability limited but item notes only.
Murray Ayers of Transit Bridge New York faced fatal virulent liver trouble with skin yellowing sunken eyes and extreme weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health gaining back 40 pounds and ending his illness. Local druggist M C Beck's sells the remedy.
I have 120 bonds of 100 dollars each issued under a judgment of the Superior Court of Allen county to pay Willow Creek Drainage construction. They mature in 1 2 3 4 and 5 years from June 1 1910 with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. They hold first and paramount lien on the land assessed and will be collected as taxes by the County Treasurer. Purchasers may select bonds. Contact T E Ellison attorney 814 816 Sheaff Fort Wayne Indiana.
Inquiry by Joan H. Stau of Stratford Texas asks about the condition and price of the recently published Noble County history. No further details on edition or seller are given.
A 1900s branded remedy promises relief from grip and winter illnesses. Claiming to end sore lungs hemorrhages and bronchitis, the advertisement touts a testimonial from A. L. Dunn of Pine Valley Miss and lists a one dollar price with a guarantee by M. C. Beck.
David Winston Jones longtime Fort Wayne publisher and printer dies at 89 after a fall from a second story window at his daughter Mrs W T Green home in Albion. He left Fort Wayne months earlier to live with family and had a long career as a publisher and church lay minister. He was born July 11 1821 near Dayton and survived by five children including Charles Harvey Fremont Jones and two daughters Mrs Ogden Pierce and Mrs W T Green. Funeral services were held at Albion and interment planned in Fort Wayne Lindenwood.
The list outlines dates for county fairs across Northern Indiana in 1910 from Montpelier to Covington and Goshen with many towns noted. A Cleveland Leader editorial urges teaching boys and girls to swim in public schools, arguing drowning records would drop if swimming were taught.
State of Indiana Noble County notice names Elmer Pepple as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Jacob Haberstick deceased. Estate is described as solvent. Grant and Foote attorneys listed for the administration.
Kendallville Sun cites Alba Bales of Albion as a longtime teacher and domestic science instructor at Pocatello Polytechnic Institute. The piece extols her lectures to the Study League, credits her with transforming domestic service into pleasure, and laments her departure as a loss to Idaho homes and the club’s future.
Cassius M. Scott of Cromwell died last Thursday while tile work in a ditch near Hull farm two miles south of Cromwell. The coroner’s verdict says he was buried by two feet of earth after falling debris pinned him. he dislocated his right shoulder and sustained multiple right‑side rib fractures. Funeral services were held at his home and he was buried in Sparta Cemetery.
An Alabama mountain district man identified as Joshua is brought in on suspicion of running an illicit still. The judge questions the suspect in a dialogue that plays on the biblical Joshua and a local joke about moonshine.
Eagies & Son announce readiness to meet all coal demands at their usual price reductions ahead of next season while the timing of order placement remains unspecified.
A roll of names wrapped in brown paper was found last Friday in Albion or nearby. Finder should leave it at Albion National Bank. H. G. Raysionp
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