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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Croxone as a universal cure for kidney and bladder problems and rheumatism. It claims the remedy penetrates kidney walls, dissolves uric acid, and cleanses waste, promising relief regardless of duration or age with a money back guarantee.
A historical overview tracing colonial union efforts from the New England confederacy to the Albany Congress, the Articles of Confederation, and the drafting of the Constitution. Key figures include Franklin and Washington as conventions form and ratification unfold through 1787 to 1788 with states joining the new union.
The document lists capital amounts in force on June 6 1914 and June 5 1915 totaling 900000 00 and 2850000 60. It shows cash on hand June 6 1914 cash by assessment and cash total for the year with losses on buildings and stock by lightning. Includes transfers to Class B budget salaries of officers and total disbursements with balance in treasury and average assessment rate per 100 dollars. R J Stewart secretary.
The document presents the twenty third annual report ending June 5 1915 with summary figures: amount in force June 6 1914 total receipts noted as 4 800 000 00 and disbursements totaling 20 842 88. It lists cash on hand June 6 1914 and balance in treasury June 5 1915 596 85 along with average assessment rate per 100 dollars of 204 23 and notes losses by fire and lightning along with officer salaries and loan related items.
The document presents the 8th annual report dated June 6 1914 detailing membership, cash secured by loan, receipts for the year totaling 46000 and 5000 in other items, disbursements including salaries and officers' costs, a year end balance of 267 32, and an average assessment rate of 173 acts per 100. R J Stewart serves as secretary.
The text explains how the constitution differs from the Articles of Confederation by creating a national government with three branches: executive legislative and judicial. It notes the president can veto laws, Congress contains the House and Senate, and the Supreme Court is the highest court, with states no longer free to secede or ignore laws.
Employment notice seeks a farm hand for general work. The ad is placed by Witt T. Knox of Albion, Iowa, inviting interested men to apply.
A mixed bag of oddities and small crises. A miner’s dog explodes a dynamite plan. a government commission weighs liquor restrictions near munitions. A colossal shirt is made for a 495 pound man. A lightning strike strips a chicken, an actress flaunts a trained bird hat, and two brothers quarrel over marriage. A girl completes twelve years of school without absence.
Trustee William H. Moore invites sealed bids by July 1 1915 for sanitary plumbing sewerage and water system installation at Rome City High School Oregon City is the location of the project plans on file. Bid deposit 500 and bond required. Completion by Sept 1 1915 with right to reject all bids.
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York says she suffered indigestion and constipation for years until taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. She reports immediate help and a cure after several weeks of use. Sold by M. C. Beck.
Nobles Circuit Court May Term 1915 notice. Grant and Foote, attorneys, state that the administrators have filed their final settlement and vouchers in the estate of Elisha Blackman deceased. Affected parties must appear August 6, 1915 at Albion Court House to show cause and prove any claim or ownership in the estate.
Drainage Commissioners of Noble County Indiana have filed a report on a proposed ditch route from 310 feet east and 17 feet south of the SE corner of the NW quarter of section 15 to Black Creek Ditch. Landholders affected will be assessed benefits. hearing fixed for July 6, 1915. Attorneys for petitioners Svangler & Nobles. 45-2W
Advertisement cites W A Lockhard of Homer City New York claiming relief from rheumatic pains after using Chamberlains Liniment and says one bottle cured him. Also promotes wallpaper border samples by M C Beck and R F Mayfield with low prices.
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