Pleasant Park Agricultural Notes and Local News
The farmers are busy cutting corn. Fred Beck Sr returned from Cincinnati Sunday. Louisa Peetz is on the sick list. Fred Poske, visiting grandparents here, returned to Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs Gottlieb Peetz and daughter Anna visited Napoleon Tuesday. Fred and Laura Beck entertained a crowd of young folks Monday evening. Foley's Kidney Cure is sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poske
Cincinnati
Fred
Laura Beck
Foley
G. A. Baas
New buggy bought by Hopeswest John Cumberworth
John Cumberworth purchases a new buggy while John Lobolt suffers typhoid fever. Attendees gather at Bethel Church for Sunday services and the young people's society plans a meeting next Saturday at 7 PM. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as a cure for bronchial ailments sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Foley
G. A. Baas
Spades and Social Visit Notes From Local Town
Cincinnati resident Harry Saatkamp called on customers here Wednesday Nora Meyer and Anna Krandt visited Saturday Our school opened Monday with Ed Retzner as teacher Frank Long from Indianapolis was a pleasant caller last week Mrs Jake Behr is sick Elia Fink went to Lawrenceburg to remain Maggie Franke started school at Sharp's Corner Monday Mrs John Behlmer from Batesville visited Monday Mary Retzner from Morris was in town Saturday Institute held here Saturday Sept Royce attended an interesting session H Timke hosted relatives from Cincinnati last week
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles in Two Weeks
Not Doomed for Life. W Greer of Mc Connellsville Ohio writes that after three years of treatment by good doctors for piles and fistula failed, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. Cures burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions piles or no pay. 25 cents at Baas’ drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Greer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Baas
Egypt Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Joseph J. Harvey seeks Auditor of Franklin County. Quirin Walpe threshed clover last Thursday and announced candidacy for Clerk of Franklin County. William Hildebrand did papering at the lookout Ion this week. George Meyer improving. Jacob Hildebrand transacted business at Morris Thursday. Bertha Crusa came from Patesville Sunday. Louis Teyeier of Penntown visited Sunday. Co M Osburn returned from Colorado after mining and mountain lion hunts. Young men attended the ball at Pohlar's hall Saturday night. George White among Egypt Sunday’s pretty girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohlar’s Hall
Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea Promoted
L. Taylor of New Albany Bradford County Pa recalls a diar rhoea episode on a cycling trip. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with preventing illness before and curing dysentery on a later occasion. Available from G A Baas Batesville, Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don’t Know It
An advertisement promoting Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals trouble, and highlights relief from back pain and frequent urination. The copy offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local Notes From Lincoln Vilge Area
Lincoln Vilge residents report visits from relatives and neighbors including McMillens in Manchester and Benhams in Versailles Emma Benham returns from Dearborn County as Hiram Humphrey shows slow improvement A K P celebration drawn crowds in Cross Plains youth ride to church in Shelby County C W Lee ends pastorate with hopes of return Farmers wake to frost and rain J S Benham notes peach trees in Knox County Dick Fisher repairs a broken saw mill Geo West family visits Cross Plains near Fruchtnicht family
Does it Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Remedies?
An ad extols Oskee’s German Syrup as the best cure for severe threat and lung troubles, claiming it heals by destroying germs, eases inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures rest. It recommends trying one bottle, with availability at A. Baas’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oschee
Baas
Social notes from the Morris area and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are listed from Morris, Victor and nearby communities. Names include Osburn, Sherman, Zins, Pohlman, Merk, Schakel, Wittkamper, Walsman, Crusa, Bertha, Egypt, Batesville, Dennison, Oldenburg, Bauman, Wickemeyer, Schoomber, Osburn, Cincinnati, Evelhoff and Pohler. People traveled, shopped, and attended events and festivals.
Marriage License Issued and Local Notables Active
One marriage license granted this week Julius Warffield of Correct to Josie Bovares Gaff. Julius Lane attends the State Fair at Indianapolis. Delegations from Columbus discuss building a railroad from Madison to Greensburg. Attorneys Linney and Nicholson of North Carolina take depositions in Moore vs Moore. Various locals visit Milan for family, church, and business ties amid a building boom and regional meetings.
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Julius Warffield
Josie Bovare
Isam Ross
Madison
Greensburg
Columbus
R. Z. Linney
George B. Nicholson
North Carolina
F. M. Thompson
Court of North Carolina
Moore
A Parson's Noble Act and War Game Observations
Rev J C Budlong of Asha way R L praises Fleetric Bitters claiming cures for jaundice and liver troubles after years of suffering. Electric Bitters touted for liver kidney and stomach complaints with 50 cents and satisfaction guaranteed by G Baas. The piece notes deaths from war games versus fever and dysentery in real war, contrasting powder and shot with disease.
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J.C. Budlong
Ashaway, R. L
Fleetric Bitters
G. Baas
Communication in Support of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A patient from Bagnel Missouri testifies after three years of bronchitis that Chamberlains Cough Remedy gave relief. He credits his wife for obtaining the medicine and notes it is sold by G A Baas in Batesville and Bigney and Co in Sunnman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. S. Brockman
Bagnel
G. A. Baas
Bates- Ville
Bigney & Co
Sunmaan
Indigestion Not a Disease Says Sir Henry Thompson
Sir Henry Thompson asserts indigestion is not a disease but a nudge that the sufferer has not found suitable food. He argues no universal diet exists. the right diet depends on the individual.
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Sir Henry Thompson
Isig Pour offers one cent per mile to Washington for G A S encampment
Isig Pour announces a rate of one cent per mile from all points on its system to Washington D C for the 36th annual G A S encampment. Tickets go on sale October 3 1902 and good to return by midnight October 14 1902 with a possible extension to November 3 1902 upon deposit with a joint agent and a 50 cent fee.
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Isig
Washington
D. C
G. A. St
Records Compared History Federal Legislation on Labor Reform
The article argues that Republican states lead in labor protective laws and reforms. It cites widespread enactments from postwar years, including child labor, women workers, factory inspections, and convicts’ labor, contrasting with Democratic-led states. It emphasizes performance over party labels.
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Republican Party
United States
Department of Labor
Congress of
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Political tensions and sales notices collide in fragmented column
The text blends partisan commentary on republican unity and presidential politics with a public notice selling a Disc Graphophone and music records. It mentions Roosevelt and trust critique while advertising records and speeches, reflecting a mixed early 20th century newspaper style.
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W. H. St. Clair
In Touch With Labor Senator Fairbanks Profile
Indiana venerates Senator Fairbanks for his labor ties and disciplined work ethic. The piece praises his full commitment to national affairs, compares his calm deliberation to McKinley, and credits him with substantial influence and gains for individuals and communities while noting his fair stance toward organized labor.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
Senate
McKinley
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Beck, Sr
Louisa Peetz
Hopeswehist
John Cumberworth
John Lobolt
Bethel
Gus van Osdoll
Holton
Harry Saatkamp
Nora Meyer
Anna Krandt
Ed Retzner
Frank Long
Indianapolis
Jake Behr
Elia Fink
Lawrenceburg
Maggie Franke
Sharp’s Corner
John Behlmer
Mary Retzner
Morris
Institute
Royce
H. Timke
Egypt
Joseph J. Harvey
Franklin County
Quirin Walpe
William Hildebrand
Lookout Ion
George Meyer
Jacob Hildebrand
Bertha Crusa
Patesville
Louis Teyeier
Penntown
Co. M. Osburn
Colorado
George White
Lincoln Vilge
Mrs. McMillen
Manchester
Edgar Benham
H. P. King
Osgood
J. L. Benham
Versailles
Hiram Humphrey
Cross Plains
Shelby
Emma Kk. Benhams
Dearborn County
C. W. Lee
S. Benham
Knox County
Dick Fisher
Geo. West and Family
Near Cross Plains
Fruchtnicht
C. OM. Osburn
Sherman
Victor, Cal
Jacob Zins
John Pohlman
Lizzie Merk
Clarence Schakel
Metamora
Clara Wittkamper
This Place
Henry Schumber
Clara Walsman
Charles Crusa
Bertha
Dora Dennison
Lady Friend
St. Peters
C. M. Osburn
Henry Wittkamper
Oldenburg
Fred Bauman
Henry Wickemeyer
Henry and Lew Wittkamper
Henry Schomber
Hayes Osburn
Fred Wittkamper
Philip Evelhoff
Deweytown
George Pohler
Versatliluies
Julius Lane
Mrs. Philips
Lena
Milan
George Shook
Old Settler’s
Liddle
Vincennes
C. N. Hunter
William Hunter
C. B. Wilson
Dillsboro State Bank
A. P. Powell
St. Magdalene
Martial Spangler
DR. Fenner
Ney
St.vitus
Labor
EA Lil
MecCall’s Bazaar
Organized Labor
N. Blank
Delaware
Alphonse Bryan
Gaston Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Schafer & Bohland
Pearl ST
John Hammerle
Johno Cravens
Walnut Street
S.cravens
Cravens & Cravens
TM Avant Bakery
Eigel, Prop
The
Gas Belt Labor News
A. I. Brick
Circuit Court
Ripley County
State of
Mar
CG. Meyer
Riple County
Charles Meyer
Admi
DUP
Attys
the Tribune
Wallace Campbell, D. ED
Greemann, Wilker & CO
BRICE
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Mnd
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
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