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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
3
The piece cites Indiana appellate opinions on liquor sales and constitutional concerns. It references Aiblon and a July 7 1909 date, noting the supreme court and t courts weighing saloon legality. It mentions governors Marshall Hendricks and Harrison and political factions in Huntington.
The report notes a global wheat shortage with Europe and America both failing to meet normal yields. It cites historical contrasts, mentioning years like 1905 and 1893 when famines or low crops forced reliance on imports to cover demand.
The Fort Wayne News quotes Judge R S Taylor on tariff expectations as guidance from the Indianapolis Star and Louis Ludlow about conference committee aims. It notes hopes for real downward revision, the president's limited role, and the stakes for Taft Republicans in Indiana as the process unfolds.
Rain falls as the North Green community notes gradual improvement among the sick. Otto Waiburn reports a mishap when his horse frightened his wagon, while Uncle Sam Russell remains slower to improve. Rev Miller spoke at Green Center last Thursday with plain talk. Mrs Sadie Jones arrived from Seattle to care for her critically ill mother, Mrs Johnsbaugher.
A Boston gent, C F Blakely, endorses Bloodine Ointment for eczema and related skin conditions. He claims rapid, permanent relief after its use in his family and offers recommendation to others suffering from itching and bleeding piles, eczema, psoriasis, and scalp eczema.
Dr Bartley the eye and ear specialist will visit Albion at the hotel on Wednesday July 14 Brimfield on Thursday July 15 and Wawaka on Friday July 16. Glasses fitted and furnished.
Avilla and nearby communities report visitors from Ohio Michigan and Illinois. Mrs H A Moore and daughter Lorene visit Striker while Mrs Gates of Lansing guests of her son Harry. Allen Wysong and wife start housekeeping in the Householder property. Mrs Miller of Kendallville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Bolton. Miss Luetta Stahl from Chicago visits sister Mrs William Allman. Wallace Dolad returns from Chicago after visiting town friends. Mrs Bert Rickard and daughter Roselyn spend part of last week with Curtis Simon’s family. The Fourth passed quietly with fireworks displays by local business men. Carl Hudson and companion visit from Elkhart stay with Thomas Hudson family. Miss Marie Stewart taken to t Wa ie Hone a from Mt Clemens where Mr Veiser has rheumatism treatment. Veiser improving. Aged Mrs Bauman dies at daughter J R Bauman’s home north of Kendallville. funeral at Lutheran church and Avilla cemetery burial.
Local notes report residents visiting relatives in nearby towns including Albion Mishawaka La Otto and Kendallville. Community events feature Zion church ice cream socials and a Skinner lake picnic with music dancing and fireworks.
Netherlands cities line canals with shade trees to cool streets and support tourism. Elms and lindens top the list for durability, with Utrecht taxing residents 21 cents yearly for trees and The Hague 28 cents, showing strong municipal investment in maintenance.
The president of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use with Electric Bitters. He says it aids stomach liver and kidney troubles, purifies blood, improves digestion and appetite, strengthens weak children and is best for female complaints. Only at M C Beck’s.
For sale a good residence located three squares from the Albion court house. Inquire at The New Era office for details and inquiries.
A sack of Nappanee Flour is available at F. P. Ingraham & Son's feed store for customers seeking baking essentials.
Local notes from Burr Oak recount community happenings including visitors, barn work, and social events. Mentions of weddings denied, carriages in town and a new barn addition. Eye on Burton and Huntsman family news plus small items about church, shows, and upcoming threshing season.
Kendallville residents reported good growing weather. Miss Eulla Goodsell left for Chicago to spend the Fourth with friends, while Miss Dessie Gloyd resigned as clerk at Water house music store. A week of visits, relocations, renovations, and a major storm followed, damaging several properties and shutting the Kendallville post office briefly.
Rebecca Shisler and Elizabeth Lash announce a business change and request all those owing them to call at once and settle accounts. They thank their patrons for past favors.
A Washington North Carolina man recalls his brother being plagued by consumption for years before using Dr. King s New Discovery. Six bottles cured him and he is well today. The ad touts it as a rapid relief for lung issues and bronchial ailments with a free trial bottle offer from M C Beck.
Second hand bath tub offered by Moore and Metz. Good condition suitable for renovation projects. Price not listed. Contact Moore and Metz for details and availability.
Local notice invites readers to place for sale or trade ads in The New Era. Readers can submit items, services, or requests, with contact details to reach the newspaper office. Ads will run in upcoming editions subject to space.
Mrs. F. B. Perkins hosted guests in Fort Wayne on Wednesday. The visitors reported a delightful time and said they were very pleasantly entertained during the day.
Advertisement boasts Bloodine Ointment and Bloodine tonic cure eczema and other skin diseases, constipation, headaches, and sick kidneys. Promotes mail order boxes and free samples from The Bloodine Co. Boston and mentions M C Beck Colchester Connecticut and Mrs A C Taintor. Also notes a box of cure products and a call to bring country produce to Guy's grocery.
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