23 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
1
Delinquent subscribers are urged to pay their past due funds at Albion National Bank to support the library. Subscriptions should be credited at that bank and the list is available there for payment. Library Board
Local items show Metz & McMeans harness ad with right prices while residents and visitors travel for business and study. Wilbur Reen from Wilmot Ohio visits Albion. Harkless of Allen county transacts in Albion. others tour Cedar Rapids Chicago Greencastle Oxford White Benton Champaign Springfield Dayton Linn Grove Nobles county long activity noted.
Classified notice offering a 40 hp four cylinder right hand drive center control five passenger touring car in first class condition. Seller identified as M C Beck.
The New York Tribune exhorts Americans to travel westward in 1915 to attend the Panama exposition and fairs in San Francisco and Yellowstone. It argues war will draw tourists home, boosting crowds and national pride, with the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone highlighted as key destinations.
M E Gebhart of Oriole Pa reports diarrhoea cured after taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad notes one dose often cures ordinary diarrhoea and that the product is sold by M C Beck.
Obituary notes Jasper Newton Ohlwine born 1844 in Green County Ohio died 1914 in Noble County Indiana. He served in the 30th Indiana Regiment and was a longtime Broadway Christian church member. Survived by wife Barbara son Lewis and sisters Martha Hitler and Mary Pollock. Funeral at Broadway Christian on Sept 12 with Grand Army of the Republic honors. Also includes October September sales listings for Creager and Wallace cattle and horses and farm implements near Fort Wayne Thorncreek and Jonas Nolt farm.
Jacob Straus a longtime Ligonier businessman and banker is dead. If he had lived until September 29 he would have been eighty four. He was father of Simon J. and Isaac D. Straus.
Spirella Corsets promotes best dressed women with measure fitted gowns and corsets. Mas. BR. offers Deering Standard binder twine at 10 cents a pound through Stanley's hardware.
A correspondent recalls German French battle losses kept secret to prevent fear and desertion. He notes the Army’s practice of not reporting individual deaths at the National Soldiers' Home in Dayton Ohio, burying unclaimed bodies the same day in a quiet, controlled process.
The Missouri Girl returns this season with Zeke and Daisy as comic leads. The strong company and high demand for seats promise a capacity audience on Saturday October 3. The American comedy includes music singing and dancing and meets Fred Raymond's high standard of attraction.
Autumn is the best time to choose seed corn for the next season. Seed is most abundant then and vitality remains high, with top quality seed available before spring shortages. Farmers should obtain seed from their own fields or nearby plots of proven local varieties, or from a trusted community breeder.
Ady Tim RALLIHAN notes farmers seek better weather to ripen late corn and potatoes. The fragment mentions an agency offering reliable fire and cyclone insurance and listings of good residences in Albion for sale. Further context unclear due to fragmented text.
Clint Dever and other onion producers shipped wagon loads to Columbia City Storage Co for immediate sale at 30 cents a bushel. Earlier sales reached 68 cents. growers note storage laws threaten to shift price control to the government, dictating shipment timing and prices.
Albion Juvenile band announces Fred Raymond's comedy The Missouri Girl returns to the opera house on Saturday October 3. The play features Zeke and Duaisy with an improved cast expected to draw a strong audience.
Wednesday morning Miss Elizabeth Rardin daughter of Amos Bardin near Albion married E Joseph Gans in Albion with Rev. C S Bream officiating. The groom, a fireman from Elkhart, will reside in Elkhart after the ceremony.
Ad promising galvanized roofing from Stanley's Hardware with a guarantee on all work and a note of helpful service.
An advertisement claims indigestion and constipation cause desapondency which quickly clears with Chamberlain's Tablets sold by M C Beck. The section notes Michigan's bumper apple and potato crop with Indiana's fruit and potato prospects limited by frost and late plantings.
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