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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
1
Local items report illnesses, moves, and community happenings. Mrs. Jonathan Cleland was ill. Bea Weamer, a veteran journalist and soldier, died in Auburn. Families relocate to Bluffton and Cromwell residents transact business. A new creamery and onion events are announced. local dealers advertise DeWitt’s products and other remedies.
A five room house with excellent cellar well and cistern plus a good small barn and abundant fruit. Cement walk four lots in a good neighborhood. Available on a monthly payment plan of seven dollars or for rent to desirable tenants. Three blocks east and one block south of Court House.
An old advertisement claims a product called The Bloodiie Co. remedy can cure rheumatism by affecting the blood and nerves. The note requests a 10 cent mail order from Boston Massachusetts, signed M. C. Beck.
The notice invites attention to horses Morgan and Dandy with stable locations on Thursdays one half mile south of Huckleberry boat house and the rest of the week four and one half miles southeast of Albion. Signed by W L and F H Parker.
A writer in Woman's Home Companion describes a pineapple top planted as an experiment that sprouted into a sword palm shaped plant with six branching shoots. The author calls it a handsome and attractive addition to the widow garden.
D. S. Taylor offers several Rose Comb Rhode Island Red roosters for sale. These birds are described as good prospects for breeders or show enthusiasts.
A good residence three blocks from the Albion courthouse is offered for sale. Inquire at The New ERA office for details and arrangements.
Limited quantity of dry wood available in fine and coarse grades. Contact Joan W Lone for pricing and pickup details.
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