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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
4
The Albion New Era from Albion Indiana announces editor E. Ada Ir and proprietor ownership details. Published Wednesdays with annual subscription rates stated for advance and delinquent payments. format notes show date June 30 1909 and price terms.
The 1910 census projection, voiced by James J. Hill, suggests a U S population around 90 million needing about 630 million bushels of wheat for domestic use, leaving little export surplus. Historical yields show flat wheat output despite population gains, with high prices likely to persist unless European production strategies or policy shifts alter demand.
The piece notes James J. Hill warns Oregon and Washington have wood but not top quality. U S lumber use outpaces production, risking exhaustion in decades. Western senators push free lumber from Canada, a move blocked amid party platform conflicts and Roosevelt Taft conservation stance.
The Goshen News-Times laments excess Independence Day noise and urges patriotic displays without death-dealing explosives. It hopes post day reports show fewer accidents from intemperate celebration.
Mrs. A C Taintor of Colchester Connecticut writes that a free Bloodine sample helped her when she felt run down. The Bloodine Co Boston Mass advertises Bloodine as a body builder and system tonic claiming to cure sick kidneys. Sample mailed for request.
F. W. Cole has received a shipment of granite ware available for sale from 6c to 59c, including large water pails and covered roasters.
Advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing pimples sores boils and skin eruptions. Claims it softens velvety skin and glorifies the face. Mentions price 25 cents at M. C. Beck.
The Decatur Democrat critiques idle youths who loaf in Decatur. It urges young men to seek any honorable work regardless of pay, warning that a life of leisure leads to aimlessness and lack of contribution to mankind.
Restores vitality and cures nervous debility and insomnia. Clears the brain strengthens circulation improves digestion and imparts magnetic vigor. All drains and losses stopped permanently. One dollar per box six boxes guaranteed to cure or refund five dollars mailed sealed.
Local feed store F. P. Ingraham & Son advertises a sack of Nappanee Flour available for customers seeking baking supplies. The notice highlights price and stock as part of a daily merchandise feature.
G W Roof reports on community happenings in Albion including travel notes, arrivals and departures, a premium pencil sketch by Charles Sieber, crop prospects for 1909, and a wedding of Allen Wysong to his bride formerly Mrs McBride. Mrs Umspacher is described as frail and Sadie Jones plans to visit.
An advertisement from Boston Mass promotes Bloodine Ointment as a cure for itching piles eczema psoriasis salt rheum pimples rashes and scalp eczema. It includes a testimonial from C F Blakely and M C Beck and notes a home-seeker offer by Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company via James J Lash & Son Albion Indiana.
Green Township news records improvements and visits as Mrs. Walter Bloom recuperates Mrs. Orlo Hoffman visits S L McCoy buys a new buggy Jim Pippinger considers a six passenger auto Hazel Reed and Cecil Hossinger wed Saturday Frank McWilliams hauled hogs to Albion Judson Itt plans travel and broom sales Youths near Green cautioned about spoons Ed Walburn and Walter Bloom add to William Clouse’s barn Rev Miller conducts services as locals express strong feelings
The Green Center dedication service drew a large turnout last Sunday. The Mixed Quartet provided music and the collection totaled 850 dollars for the event. The Gleaners organized at Green Center and await the goat for a forthcoming event. North Green enjoyed fine weather with a touch of rain.
Classified note invites readers to place sale or trade ads in the Tue New ERA. Promote items, services, or exchanges through the community paper and reach local buyers and sellers.
Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station reports summer sowing trials with alfalfa under drought conditions across the state. Of 66 plots, 24 had good stands, 18 fair, 12 poor, and 6 failures. late fall and spring outcomes varied by soil type, with heavier soils showing more winter-killing but lighter soils faring better in spring. Manuring aided fall condition, nodules appeared in over half of tested plots, and artificial inoculation is recommended where feasible.
The United Brethren congregation will hold services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, with Sunday school at 2 p.m. The editor expresses gratitude to M. E. church authorities and invites all to attend, signing off from the pastor.
The Albion National Bank stockholders held their annual picnic at Bear Lake on Tuesday.
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