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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement for Jr Berkey Powner Co located at 505 S Main Street Goshen Indiana with phone number 423.
About 100 bushels of corn offered for 70 cents per bushel. Located on the Sam Cleland farm near Port Mitchell in care of Jacob Busz. Lresitiz Moors.
Mrs. Saran Freeman on East Jefferson Street offers rooms for school girls.
Corn cutting time nears as Albion residents report cheese at Guy's grocery Onions shipped from Kimmell and townspeople visit Rome City Kendallville Miss Ethel Hunt visits Albion friends Paragon fireman Isaiah Herron resigns Navy enlistment efforts fail for Albion youths Harry Rumbaugh returns to Cincinnati work Mrs A M Bunker and children visit in Albion Edgar Marks home from Huntington Business College Roy Skinner attends grandmother’s funeral in Hudson Onion day draws 3000 at Wolf Lake Tri Lake lights planned Population updates include several local residents and business notices plus health tips and advertisements
The Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station’s Department of Horticulture announces neighborhood demonstration meetings to teach up to date orchard care. Experts will show pruning spraying San Jose scale remedies and practical spray equipment in real orchards, with ten volunteers to start each session. The program aims to help small and large tree owners improve crop quality and yield.
A vegetable preparation relieves distress from dyspepsia and overeating and helps dizziness nausea drowsiness bad taste coated tongue and torpid liver. It regulates the bowels and is palatable potent and non irritant. 25c a box. Free sample mailed. The Bloodine Co Inc Boston Mass M C Beck 218
A description notes a good residence located three squares from the Albion courthouse and directs inquiries to The New Era office for details.
WES Worden and daughter Grace of Grand Rapids attended Mrs. Henrietta Matthews’s funeral, Grace staying weeks with her brother E F Worden. Elmer E Knepper died from sunstroke after roofing near Kimmell. Mrs. Matthews, Albion pioneer, died aged 86, survived by three children. Obsequies held at home and burial in Albion cemetery. Leonard Kuhns to join missionary school in Eureka, Illinois. Canning factory remodels by Laughlin Bros Co of Nappanee to process 80 acres of cabbage and 1000 tons of kraut. Verne Benner reports a 26% pound pike at Lake Wawasee, second big catch this season. Moses Schmucker, Amish farmer near Nappanee, has nine children with twins and triplets. last twins arrived after father left for North Dakota. Postal rules allow redemption of spoiled envelopes and damaged stamps at stamp value.
Painful in its mildest form quickly becomes agony if neglected. It acts on blood and nerves and allegedly cures rheumatism. Sample mailed for 10c. The Bloodine Co Boston Mass M C Beck's drug store 2 18.
Robert J. Aley state superintendent of public instruction has sent out the uniform course of study outline for commissioned high schools for the coming year. The four year plan includes English and various language choices, history, mathematics, science, and geography. Music and drawing are required for one period weekly throughout the year.
An effort is underway across northern Indiana to form a chauffeurs union. The group seeks to present chauffeurs as public benefactors and instructors to beginners to reduce daily accidents. It warns that future laws may require vehicle owners to pass driving fitness examinations as deaths rise.
Second quarterly meeting of the M E church at the Summit on September 4 and 5 with preaching Saturday evening and Sunday morning. A basket dinner will be served. Sermon at 2 p m by Dr Light Sunday night. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and sacrament at night.
A brief item notes high school books available at i Stone's store. The notice highlights purchase options and availability for students seeking school texts.
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