Visitors and funeral notice from Morris Indiana
Peter Andres traveled to Cincinnati to visit relatives for several days. Various locals attended real estate sales and visited relatives in Batesville and Haymond. Funeral attendees included Frank Weisenbach Harry Siefert J.J. Harvey Carrie Harvey and Jacob Amberger. Mrs Emma Roedersdorf nee Mertel, born January 6 1845 in Baden Germany, died February 20 1906 in Morris Indiana.
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Peter Andres
Cincinnati
Frank Weisenbach
Harry Siefert
J.J. Harvey
Carrie
Jacob Amberger
Ben Kruthaupt
Haymond
Emma Roedersdorf
Mertel
Baden
Germany
Morris
Indiana
Obituary and local notes from New Panning area
The obituary notes a 62 year old Mrs. Roedersdorf married to John Roedersdorf in 1875 with several siblings and visiting relatives from multiple towns. Following items report assorted local news: deaths, illnesses, school scare over diphtheria, church trustees debating a brick vestibule and bell, merchants and visits, and travel sale by the Big Four to New Orleans and Pensacola with gonial dates Feb 21–26.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Local Notes From Holton and Nearby Areas
Last week Tracy Jeffries visited near Nebraska Indiana. Holton shoppers Mionie Carroll and Letha Carroll browsed Saturday. N Cook spent Sunday at Mary La Bolt’s. Roads remain poor with several impassable stretches. Anna Neel returns home from Cincinnati. The Dunkards held services at Mr Carpenter’s near Lock Springs. Pearl Davis visited A Hughes Sunday. Oma Corbin visited Mrs Mary Carroll. Clarence Toops and Hattie Bostic attended Sunday evening church.
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Dunkards
Mr. Carpenter
Lock Springs
Clarence Toops
Miss Hattie Bostic
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as scientific wonder
A brief praise of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims it cures Pills and other ailments. It names E. R. Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania and lists uses including burns sores boils ulcers cuts and chilblains. Available for 25 cents at Baas and Schultz’s drug store.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
Baas & Schultz’s
Hyomei A Germ Killing Remedy For Catarrh
Modern science links catarrh to germs and Hyomei offers a breathing medicated air to kill them and heal nasal membranes. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents, and Baas and Schultz guarantee a refund if Hyomei fails to cure.
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Baas & Schultz
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