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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
Local items report on taxes paid for dogs, free mail delivery, and an ad sale. Mentions include Guy's grocery stock, DeWitts pills at M C Beck, births, illnesses, weather notes, and a kidnapping case in Wawaka with the child recovered in Kendallville.
A collage of short items describes hat shop chatter with customers of varying figures, a medical pitch for DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills, and corporate filings for Albion Creamery with directors named. It also reports foot and mouth disease costs, the 132nd anniversary of adopting the flag, local travel notes, and tributes to Prof. Hoak’s Purdue death. Fort Wayne items mention a hobo delegation, a charity concert, and a Warsaw visit, plus a plea to abolish hammer throwing after fatalities. Headlines conclude with community notices, promotional slogans, and a winning Fort Wayne contest by Miss Jennie Wilson, a paraplegic hymn writer.
Local items include Perfection bread at Guy's gro and guidance to bring country produce to Guy's grocery. A. E. Ward transacted business at Wawasee on Thursday. Stone offers mixed sweet peas and nasturtiums in bulk and stocks Mungan's homeopathic remedies. Alexander Ludlow, Kendallville notable, died aged 57. Miss Xan Welker, at Godfrey Seminary, left for home due to her father L. W. Welker's illness. Taft to visit Fort Wayne in October en route to Monroe for Custer statue unveiling. Seattle exposition opens with exhibits in place on day one, per the exchange.
A Port Mitchell farmer seeks buyers for a couple hundred bushels of corn. Contact Jacob Busz of Port Mitchell regarding the sale.
The De Kalb County Pioneers association schedules Old Settlers day at Auburn on Thursday June 17. Mayor Dennison gives the welcome address with Hon H W Mountz of the city delivering the response. Judge Adair of Columbia City will give the principal address. Garrett Clipper notes Mr and Mrs Levi Campbell of Kendallville as guests and Maud Voris attends Winona Normal College for advanced work.
Rainy conditions drove high demand for umbrellas and rubber boots last week with retailers reporting strong sales and stocked shelves running low in several cities. Shoppers sought waterproof gear as wet weather persisted across regions.
Mrs. O Rhinevault of Ves tal Center New York extols Electric Bitters as a great gift from God to women. She claims the medicine gives buoyant spirits vigor and health and quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches faintness and dizziness. She urges readers to try them and see at M C Beck.
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