Presbyterian Mission Spreads Gospel on Port Mitchell South Side
The article notes church efforts by Port Mitchell Presbyterians spreading gospel on the South Side, reporting believers renewals and strengthened faith, alongside local community updates. It covers a seven year-old South Side grocery business growing from about 1200 in its first year to roughly 6000 annually, plus assorted local notices on weather, farming, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Mitchell
South Side
Bolinger
LaOtto
Hantz
Albion
Lisbon
Albion schools progress urged amid farming notes
The article notes a price of 60 cts per bushel for the long green variety and praises Albion schools under modern teachers. It argues students must value study to keep pace with the future educated workforce and warns laggards face poverty at adulthood.
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Albion
Wolf Lake Doings in Brief
Mrs. M. J. Kimmell is on the sick list. Adventist meetings continue. William Norris conducts a singing school. A. R. Clover of Pierceton was here on business. Dr. Luckey and wife visited Columbia City. S. C. Kimmell’s birthday surprise event drew friends. Rathbone Sisters held a public entertainment with refreshments. Knights of Pythias knighted Robert Wiley and Sherman Keister. meal by Mr. Frazure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kimmell
William Norris
A. R. Clover
Pierceton
Dr. Luckey
Columbia City
S. C. Kimmell
Rathbone Sisters
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Robert Wiley
Sherman Keister
Frazure
Mrs Ora Stephens Credits Dr King’s Discovery for Health
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio writes that three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her of consumption and her friends thought it threatened her lungs. The drug is guaranteed by M C Beck with prices 50 cents and 1.00 and trial bottles free.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
M. C. Beck
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for many injuries
Kendall of Phillipsburg Kansas says to cover with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and the Salve will do the rest. It is promoted as the quickest cure for burns boils sores scalds wounds piles eczema salt rheum chapped hands sore feet and sore eyes. Sold for 25 cents at M C Beck's drug store with guarantee.
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Sam
Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Bucklen
M. C. Beck
Local notes reflect a bustling Merriam community
The column reports church attendance, strokes of weather, fishing success, residents moving to new farms, social gatherings at Rev. R. W. Page and Mrs. Beesucker, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood of Columbus, a marriage by whip cord, a well attended literary and play, a debate question on learning by reading, and the Ellington piano sale with DeLoree Dramatics Co presenting The Goddess of Liberty and Her Yankee Doodle Girls at the Opera House on Saturday night March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddess of Liberty
DeLoree Dramatics Co
Opera House
Kimmell News Reports Local Events and Developments
Local notes from Kimmell cover visits by Albion residents and Bremen wanderers. Plans include an electric line route through town and a Friday school house meeting. J W Wood buys broom factory site and Martindale shifts to gate making. Casperville and Kimmell literary societies clash in a joint debate. Noah Fausnaugh weds Ethel Doll at Merriam, Ohio Christian parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Martindale
J. W. Wood
Christian Parsonage
Merriam
R. W. Page
Fausnaugh
Marion Steam Shovel Works
Marion
Ohio
Woman in Columbus recovers after Electric Bitters cure
Mrs. Mary H. Walters of St. Clair St Columbus Ohio faced starvation due to a weakened stomach from useless drugs. She credits Electric Bitters with immediate improvement and a complete cure after trying the tonic guaranteed by M C Beck, druggist.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
M. C. Beck
Green Township Notes and Spring Tokens
Local items record neighbors socializing and moving residences in Green Township. Mentions include George Hoffman and George Wright visiting, Pippenger building a barn, Herron moving to Keller farm, and Stanley planning Albion residency. Also notes local sales, a Stone advertising line, A S E society organized at Green Center with nineteen members, and marriage licenses for several couples. A spring marble token signals the season in northern cab towns with reflections on its meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Diffendaffer
Frank Herron
P. J. Stanley
Joseph McCoy
Leslie McCoy
Orlo Hoffman
Garrett
George Hoffman
Ed Keller
Albion
Mr. Stanley
Blood Circulation Fact Prizes Scott's Emulsion
Physicians state the heart completes a blood pass every two minutes in a healthy body. Irregular circulation leads to overall malady, and the text links poor health to blood quality. Scott's Emulsion is offered as a solution to purify the blood.
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Scott
Largest kitchen patterns line at Albion’s Stone’s
An exceptionally long display of kitchen patterns set a record at Stone’s in Albion, drawing shoppers and pattern enthusiasts to the store. The event highlighted diverse designs and attracted a steady stream of visitors seeking the newest patterns.
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Albion
Stone’s
Florence D Burter Obituary In Toledo 1906
Mrs Florence D Burter daughter of S R Easterday died in Toledo hospital after an appendicitis operation on March 6 1906 She was born and raised in Albion later moved to Toledo leaving a nine or eight year old daughter and her parents survivors include relatives in Albion and Toledo Obsequies were held at the Easterday home conducted by Rev Campbell Coyle with burial at Wedlawp cemetery in Albion
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Clarence Hayes
Kendallville
Binner McDonald
Joe Hamsher
Arthur Friskney
Green Township
Case
Lester Bortner
Orange Township
Bowman
Lock
Roland Pollock
Brackney
Keeble
LaGrange County
Charles Brumbaugh
Mr. Brumbaugh
Albion
Florence D. Burter
Toledo
S. R. Easterday
Florence Easterday
Butler
Presbyterian Church
Maplewood Avenue
Ohio
Campbell Coyle
John Ysgedérick
Jefferson Township
Wilson Hines
Pleasant Hill social notes end with barn fire
Miss Nellie Cole visited Blanche Bay Saturday and Sunday. Miss Josephine Gaby stayed with Alta Flinn over the weekend. Local residents seen on the streets and visiting relatives. A barn owned by A. M. Darrough burned Friday night with cattle horses hogs and fodder lost. Residents reported no known cause for the fire.
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Nellie Cole
Blanche Bay
Albion
Josephine Gaby
Alta Flinn
A. M. Darrough
St Patrick Dime Social Planned by Y P C U Section
Section 4 of the Y P C U of the United Brethren church will host a St Patrick Dime social at the home of Mr and Mrs H C Clear on South Orange street Thursday evening March 15. A literary and musical program will be offered and refreshments served. All are warmly invited.
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United Brethern Church
H. C. Clear
South Orange Street
Weather censor reluctantly yields to time in 1906
This week G. H. relinquishes censorship of weather for 1906 by time limit. His efforts to push the mercury down and unleash a blizzard fail, leaving him with a rank as a dismal failure. His only consolation is that others remain.
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G. H
County Officials and Expenses Listed in Noble County Ledger
Readable fragments detail payments to surveyors, deputies, and county officers including W A Fox salary and postage, J M Bonham estimates, E L Adair expenses, and various asylum and jail costs. Also notes special elects, public adv, and court house repairs with multiple names and sums.
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McCartey Bell Co
Fred B Moore
Morton P Thomas
A Fox
Salary County
Fox
M Shaffer
C Green
E L Adair
J M Bonham
Expense
Salary
F Metz
Geo M Kitt
C Maloney
John Roos
John Yin Aly
M Henry
L Adair
Adair
E H Moore
Orange Noble
Samuel Braden
Frank W Black
John H Murray
Wm Dicer
Asylum
Elza Shaffer
Kutcher & Haney
M Mathews
H McEwen
Chas H Shobe
D Stone
Eagles & Son
Wm B Burford
Recorder’s
County Asylum
Kutcher
Kutcher & Haney, court house repairs._._-.-.- 5 50 Will Voris
Court House
Ed W Hicks
Scott Galloway
John TyGraves
Thomas Mott
T Green
Expense Board of Health
Joan L. Henry
Noble County
Chicken Pie Supper Served by Local Church Ladies
The M. E. church ladies host a chicken pie supper in the basement on Saturday evening March 17 starting at 5 o'clock. Tickets are twenty cents.
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M. E. Church
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Benefit Household Health
This ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a cure for headache constipation and liver troubles. A vial kept at home is taken at bedtime for cleansing without gripping sides. Sold by H. D. Stone.
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DeWitt
H. D. Stone
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E. L. Adair
Indiana
John W. Earle
Elkhart
Anne W. Kiser
Sparta Township
W. Kidd
York Two
Noble County Republican
F. Cary
Grange Two
Tani
A. A. Kimmell
Jefferson
Twp
No- Sie 6
Republic
Sobn-W. Obilde
Wayne Twp
Ayn
Corintha
Lewis Seeley
Wolf Lake
Doings
Capitola
Syracuse
Gale
Bryan
Harper
Avery Manufacturing Co
Avery
John Lozier
India
Joseph Lock
Kimmell
Mr. Sitler
Wabash County
Fannie Stangland
Broadway
Moore & Metz
Ransom Beesucker
Burr Oak
Ellington
Call Onor
Ida DeVore
Ind
Kimmell News
John W. Wood
Vinton Williamson
Mary Gloyd
Sparta
Bliss McGown
Bremen
Noe and Son
Dr. Johnston
Vern Worden
Harry Schlabach
Odd Fellowship
George Weaver
Goshen
Mumma
H.D. Stone
Albion, Ind
Topsy Turvey
George Wright
James Pippenger
John Herron
Keller Farm
Wm. C. More
Kimmell, Indiana
Fred Cullom
Hattie May Bloomfield
Charles Micheal Teegardin
Anna Rose Myers
Noah Allen Fausnaugh
Ethel Floy -Dullax
Pleasant Hill
Hyacinth
Georgia Long
John Steller
John Long
L. N. Flinn
Vernal McWilliams
Earl Taylor
Will McGuire
Ligonier
John Lang
Casperville
Mae
Carrie Darrough
Grace Butz
Messrs
Chancey Williamson
Harman Darrough
Elva Pollock
Herman Butz
Lulu Peffer
Patrick
Board of Commissioners
Hart, Schaffner and Marx and Capps
Rice & Hutchins
D. D. Black & Sons
Kuppenheimer
Monarch and Cluett
Schloss Brothers
LBION
B. Kuppenheimer & Co., Chi
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