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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
5
C. M. Clapp is identified as president and J. W. Earle as vice president in a brief listing of officers for a trade organization. The short note highlights leadership roles without additional context or actions.
The notice highlights a four percent interest on time deposits and credits the rising business to improved service. It stresses the bank's commitment to offering the best possible service and attracting more customers.
Miss Edna Doll visits in Kimmell while T L Imes and avid Clouse transact Albion business. Big Free Street Fair and Boys Corn Contest set for October 13 to 16. Birth announced for a ten pound boy to the Winebrenners of Noble Township. Albion schools open with full attendance signaling a strong year. notes on health, guests from Antwerp and Newark, and local social gatherings. DeWitts Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve advertised with uses.
Local notices report several for sale items on South Liberty and South Orange streets, plus visitors to Albion from Mishawaka Lima and Newark. Community updates include state fair attendance, family visits, job changes, and a kidney and bladder pills ad promoting DeWitts.
Albion Indiana resident Mrs Clayton Marker reports relief from a two year kidney ailment after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes back pain fatigue and morning tiredness improving after two boxes. The ad notes the product is sold by dealers at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Divine worship at Rehoboth Sunday morning September 12 at 10 oclock all welcome. Mt Pleasant Sunday September 12 at 2 pm all welcome. Albion Sunday at 7 30 pm Rev H C Kiechner pastor invites all.
G Schwan offers repairs while you wait, promising skilled service and quick turnaround for all shoe repairs.
Noble County teachers gathered August 30 1909 with County Superintendent W A Beane presiding. Prof B F Peters led music. Prof M H Jackson and Prof J A Cragwall taught reading general methods mathematics and management. State health rules were read and discussed. Enrollment reached 130.
The Noble Circuit Court in Noble County Indiana issues a divorce notice to Scott S. Eamich, a non resident of Indiana residing in Washington, after Ida Mae Eamich files a complaint. He must appear by October 28, 1909, or the case will proceed in his absence. Clerk Edwin L. Prickett signs, Gates and WhiteLeather attorney for the plaintiff.
The Noble County Indiana court public notice announces final settlement of Frederick M. Boyer deceased. Administrator George M. Kitt asks all heirs and interested parties to appear at Albion courthouse on October 4, 1909 to examine the account and prove heirship or claims. Attorney 32W H. G. Zimmerman represents the administration.
STATE OF INDIANA announces the appointment and qualification of GEOOVE W. EICHLER as Administrator of the Sabina Hossinger estate, with ATT'Y JOSEPH E. HOSSINGER listed. It also records social notices including J. J. Martin visiting son in Bushnell Illinois and local visits by Mrs. Carlie Kisler and Mrs. S. W. Stoops, plus several marriage licenses issued since the last issue.
On August 30 1909 the Noble Circuit Court docketed a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Noble County Indiana. The suit lists many defendants including Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad and Ohio and Indiana Railroad as foreign corporations and notes most nonresident defendants’ residences are unknown. The action seeks to discharge liens and mortgages and to determine title with a return date of October 25 1909. Attorneys Fred L Bodenhafter represents the plaintiff. 2-3w
Elizabeth A. Wright files against Julius C. Wright for divorce in Noble County Indiana. Affidavits show defendant not resident of Indiana and residence believed in Aledo Illinois. Court requires appearance by October 28, 1909. absent defendants will have case heard in Albion court.
A farmer warns John and a young woman outside the front door to stop leaning on the bell as the family sleeps. The scene ends with a wry remark on poverty and social pretenses.
The mother reports her five year battle with the child’s eczema finally ended after seven bottles of Electric Bitters. The advertisement claims the remedy treats eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores, blood disorders and rheumatism. Guaranteed by M. C. Beck.
F F Cook visited Avilla Sunday to spend time with his daughters Mesdames C Simon and Bert Rickard, highlighting family gathering in the community.
Paul Witzke files a complaint to quiet title to real estate in Noble County Indiana. The suit names Sanford L Collins and many others as defendants including unknown heirs and guardians, with notice to appear by October 18, 1909 in Albion. Attorney Fred L Bodenhafter represents the plaintiff.
Administrator files in Albion Indiana on October 4 1909 a statement requesting court approval of the estate account. Interested parties must appear to show cause or prove heirship. Attorneys Charles M Clapp and L W Welker signed the notice.
The New Era job office offers careful prompt printing services for your next job. The message highlights reliable speed and quality in completing printing tasks.
London physician Dr J Harke condemns the cold tub as injurious and labels it wasteful of energy. He argues the skin is a self cleansing organ and excessive scrubbing removes protective oils, increasing sensitivity to weather. As an alternative he suggests a folded towel wet in the center rubbed rapidly over the body to open pores.
A collage of quotes on greatness from Mencius to Emerson and Carlyle, arguing true greatness lies in keeping a child’s heart, sincerity, simple energy, spiritual power, and service. An aside notes American stores’ success and England’s banana flour import growth as context.
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