Fairbanks favored by Indiana Republicans for 1908 nomination
The Tribune notes broad Republican backing for Vice President Fairbanks from Indiana and national party leaders. It highlights his loyalty to Roosevelt policies, his balance of progressivism and conservatism, and his perceived strength to unite labor and capital. Local social notes follow, including visits, travels, and community events.
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Republican Press
Indiana
Republican Party
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
McKinley
Feld
Nan
Evansville Street Car Strike Spirals Into Riots
The Evansville strike has led to near anarchy with street cars smashed and people killed. Strikers are not accused of riot or murder, but the tough element and sympathetic faction have caused violence. The mayor and half the police are blamed for failing to restore order while the chief strives to quell rioters. State troops may be deployed to restore order.
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Evansville
Good Words for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs Edward Philips of Barclay Maryland writes that her two year old daughter has used Chamberlains Cough Remedy since two months old and that she herself recovered quickly from a dreadful cold after using it. The remedy is sold by Baas and Schultz Batesville Higney and Co Sunman.
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Chamberlain
Edward Philips
Barclay
Mda
Catherine
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Higney & Co
Sunman
Local Notes on Weekend Travel and Visits
Perry Hosea left Saturday for Far riston Kentucky where he has employment. Maggie Bergman returned from Cincinnati Saturday to visit home folks. John Hofmeckel with his wife and son spent Sunday with relatives at Lawrenceburg.
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Perry Hosea
Farriston, Ky
Maggie Bergman
Cincinnati
John Hofmeckel
Lawrenceburg
Local social notes and weather report from Sunman area
DLawren chv and Joseph Hornberger guests of Sarah Hornberger Thursday. Several locals, including Mrs John Theobald and George, shopped in Sunman. Horstman family visited Sunman. Jacob Huber and wife visited John Hornberger’s family. Mrs Habenicht returned from Ft Thomas after months with daughter Schriber. A severe Saturday night storm damaged fences and outbuildings. Cincinnati visitor John Steinhauser spent time with grandparents. Miss Mary Sahm improving after illness. Mrs Andrew Hornberger moved to Sunman for future residence. Walter Miller plans a new barn. Andrew J Lage visited Sunday. Id Holzberger and Alice Progress visited Sunman residents.
Wedding Bells Quietly Ring at Palmer Family Visit
Joseph Palmer and wife visited their son Ora over the weekend. Willis Bradley has rented the Kelso property. Frank Russ and wife from Newpoint were callers at Grandma Hickman's Sunday evening.
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Joseph Palmer
Ora
Willis Bradley
Kelso
Frank Russ
Newpoint
Grandma Hickman
Westfield man praises Dr King’s New Discovery
G S Clark of Westfield Iowa credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving his life from a deadly lung illness. He says his cough and throat problems vanished after using the remedy and attributes a full recovery to the medicine offered by Baas and Schultz with trial bottles free.
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G. S. Clark
Westfield
Iowa
Local names and visits mark Butler County social scene
INA POLBODT Mrs Pollie Rork of Butlerville and Robert Arnold of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. Miss Nettie Tilley went to Indianapolis to take a nursing position. Misses Anna and Fiora Kreinop of Greensburg visit. Bush Alexander employed in Indianapolis. Chas Hirtenstein former principal earned a five year license at the March exam. Aaron Foster of Rush Co attended his mother's sale. B B Fowl, stock buyer, married Harcebeck Wednesday. Kid Hart and wife of Greensburg visiting relatives. Children's Day observed at M E church in June. Cure for stomach troubles from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Gunman.
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Pollie Rork
Butlerville
Robert Arnold
Indianapolis
Anna
Fiora Kreinop
Greensburg
Bush Alexander
Aaron Foster
Rush Co
B. B. Fowl
Harcebeck
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Gunman
Strawberry Festival Planned by Penntown Society
Anna Shield returned from Cincinnati where she visited cousins Henry Baas was at Oldenburg Mon Mr Stahley of Penntown aided by local folks. Fred Abplanalp and family visited Mr Huggler near Penn town Sunday. Wm Rennecamp attended Sunman Saturday. Women’s Society of Penntown invites all to a Strawberry Festival at Mesmer’s hall on May 25. Anna Shield stayed with M Huggler and wife near Penntown.
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Southern Contracting Co
Spades
Farriston
E. E. Bean
Anna Shield
Cincinnati
Mr. Stahley
Penntown
Fred Abplanalp
Mr. Huggler
The
Women’s Society
Mesmeier’s Hall
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