Growth in Life Adds Beauty Says Dr Pierce
Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo urges a healthy body and mind to cultivate happiness and beauty. Dyspepsia can mar skin, he says, and Golden Medical Discovery aids digestion and nutrition without alcohol. Mrs Young testifies five bottles helped her dyspepsia and in doing housework.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Doctor Pierce
WM. Young
Weir
W.va
Bennett Elizy A Bennett dies at 79 in East 16th Street home
Elizy A Bennett died Sunday morning about 8 o'clock at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Brown on East 16th street. She was 79. Burial is planned for Monday at Gilgal.
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Elizy A Bennett
John Brown
East 16Th Street
Gilgal
Death of Mrs Henry Smith and local events in Indiana
Steve Smith learns of his mother Mrs Henry Smith's death near Martinville following a long illness. Plans by Monninger and Dressler to add a three story Bedford stone extension to the Northern Hotel in Terre Haute are announced. Also reported are the Eagles funeral for JA Martin with various lodge members present and Amos W Butler's lecture at the Presbyterian church on charitable and correctional work and state hospital planning.
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Indianapolis
Seventh and
Tippscanoee Streets
Seventh Street
Monninger and Dressler
Terre Haute Star
Eagles
JA Martin
Stone City
Amos W Butler
Presbyterian Church
Butler
Bedford
Terrible Accident Hurts Graf Boy in Wagon Crash
Ejrord Graf, 138 year old son of Fd Graf, severely injured when a delivery wagon overturned near Lawrence Park. The impact fractured his facial bones and jaw, with bleeding and possible skull base injury. Doctor notes slim chances of recovery but some hope remain as of Friday.
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Ejrord Graf
Fd Graf
Filmond
Haverly
Henry Eker
Eker
Harbaugh
Halmond
Lawrence Park
McDonald
Charces
Police Court Fines and Arrests Highlight Local Court Roundup
Scott Clampitt paid a fine and costs of 87.5 for intoxication in mayoral court. Dutch Hicks faces preliminary trial for shooting at Sanford Jeffries with intent to kill before Mayor Smith. Dick Dalton arrested for being drunk. bail and jail pending. Dan Spray jailed for wife desertion and peace breach. to await mayoral trial. Governor Hanly issues official proclamation enforcing all acts of the Sixty fourth General Assembly with record-breaking publication and distribution across circuits.
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Scott Clampitt
Smith
Hicks
Sanford Jeffries
Dan Spray
McGuire Place
Sixty Fourth General Assembly
Frank Hanly
Jast
Circuit Courts
Bedford Plans Ball Park At Stephenson Lot
Bedford fans prepare a new baseball field on H. B. Stephenson's land south of Huff's store. The site will be graded fenced and feature a grand stand as the town aims to field a fast team this season.
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Bedford
H. B. Stephenson
Huff
Bryantsville tragedy case eyed for Orange County trial
Attorneys Palmer Vance Matson and Miller attended Paoli on Monday regarding the Bryantsville tragedy now slated for trial in Orange County Circuit Court. The State seeks a continuance citing missing witnesses while the defense argues for an immediate trial. Toward and Beasley, jailed in Paoli since last fall after prior Bloomington detention, are subject to a moved venue. a continuation is expected.
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Palmer
Vance Matson
Miller
Paoli
Bryantsville
Orange County
Henry Tow
Dave Beasley
Palmer & Vance
Beasely
Bloomington
Bedford Mayoral Candidates And a Luxury Coach Preview
The notice includes Lucien Payne announcing his mayoral candidacy and vow to serve impartially. Oliver M Cosner declares his Republican bid, praised for public life and leadership. A luxury parlor coach built in Monon shops, with Charles Coller overseeing. service planned on trains 5 and 6 between Chicago and Louisville.
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Monon
Charles Coller
Bedford
Chicago
Louisville
Anti Cigarette Law Features Imminent Enforcement
Attorneys expect the new anti cigarette act to prohibit possession of cigarettes and wrappers once the law takes effect this month. It bars manufacture sale exchange or giving away cigarettes and even owning such items. Uncertainty remains on whether non traditional papers used for rolling cigarettes could be outlawed and how cases will be judged.
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Attorney General's Office
Knights of Pythias Parade and Revival Highlight Bedford Events
The Knights of Pythias held a major parade led by Grand Marshal J. M. Myers with bands and lodges from surrounding towns. Public meetings at the Opera House and Odd Fellows hall followed, including speeches and rank conferrals. A large revival at First Christian Church drew many worshippers, with Evangelist Brooks noting 207 souls saved. Pension notices list amounts approved for local residents through Thomas J. Sare’s agency.
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Knights of Pythias
J. M. Myers
Bedford
Odin
Grand
Bedford Elks Band
Palestine Lodge of
First Christian Church
Evangelist Brooks
Biks
Brooks
Fruit Injury From Cold Sparks Mixed Opinions
Weather official Blythe of the Indiana Weather Bureau doubts extensive fruit damage after frost rumors. In Lafayette, snow and wind battered Tippecanoe county orchards with worst impact on pears and plums, while peaches suffered less. Purdue entomologist Prof James Troop warns total losses may be large once reports arrive.
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Blythe
Indiana Weather Bureau
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoeoounty
James Troop
Purdue University
Troop
Card of Thanks to Elks Band for Your Service
A card of thanks from the pastor and members of the First Christian Church and Brooks Bros. evangelists expresses appreciation for the Elks Band’s help at the patriotic meeting. The overture Joy to the World delighted a large audience.
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First Christian Church
Brooks Bros
Elks Band
Bedford Democrat Rotten Critique Spurs Local Outcry
The Bedford Democrat ridicules local justice system and officials as rotten while Bloomington Star comments on corruption. News notes a private Elnora bank converting to a national bank with 25 000 capital stock and lists stockholders and officers including J B Abell and Aaron Hitchsck.
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Elnora
H H Beever
JB Abell
Harry Hitchcock
Aaron Hitcheock
Wiley Hitchcock
Rally at Second Baptist Church drawn strong support
A Sunday rally at the Second Baptist Church raised 62409 in collections. The report thanks Rev Whitney and church members for their presence and help, and recognizes Hon. Wm. N. Matthews for his generous remembrance.
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Second Baptist Church
Whitney
Wm. N. Matthews
M, M, Porter
Maple sugar industry urged by forestry bureau in rural revival push
The Bureau of Forestry urges expanding maple sugar production to use maple forests amid price drops and adulteration concerns. It notes shifting growth, best sap in northern states, and profitable grove management. Producers can gain about three dollars per acre, if they streamline processing and cut middlemen.
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Bureau of Forestry
South
South Carolina
Georgia
Albima
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wesern
Maryland
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
New Hagland
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
North
Corslica
Vermont
U S. Dept Agriculture
Knights of P convention brings crowds to town
The K of P convention drew many visitors as Rathbone Sisters aided with meals serving 235 knights. Wilt Cogswell leaves B&O SW to start hotel business in Bedford near his mother. Morning Moron mixed train known for courtesy. a Bloomington scene prompts a train reversal to pick up a waving woman near Bloomfield.
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Wilt Cogswell
Bedford
B& Os-W
Washington
Linton
Bloomfield
Hunter
Elliston
Linton Call
Trinity Springs Boom Promises Grand Hotel and Rail Link
The Southern Indiana branch from Indian Springs to Trinity Springs advances quickly. After completion, a magnificent Bedford limestone hotel will rise fireproof with modern conveniences. The boom lifts real estate values and supports farm product markets. rail connections will link with the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad for easy summer visits.
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Indiana
Indian Springs
Trinity Springs
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Shoals News
Labor Temple drive and Bedford mayoral candidate
A Madison shooting left George Harris mortally wounded by Geo Schneider after a drunken quarrel. Schneider posted bond and is to appear in court. The text also notes a Bedford Labor Temple movement and announces Gordon R. Gould's candidacy for Bedford mayor as a Republican. Gould, 39, a druggist from Indianapolis, is active in the First Christian church and Elks, with broad municipal views.
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Madison
Ind
Hanover
George Harris
Geo.Schneider
Harris
Schneider
Indianapolis Star
Jack” Harris
Bedford
Indianapolis
Gordon R. Gould
Republic
Gauld
First Christian Church
Bedford Lodge No. B26
Gould
Europe
Mitchell man dies from splinter induced blood poisoning
Howard Love aged about eighty five dies at Mitchell after a splinter drives into his hand and blood poisoning follows. Jolly from Pleasantville Sullivan county attended the district lodge convention then returned home. Buffalo hosts the seventh biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen May 15, with the order dating to its Oneonta origin on September 23, 1883.
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Howard Love
Mitchell
Jolly
Pleasantville
Sullivan County
Mr Jolly
William Jolly
Thomas Henderson
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Buffalo
Oneonta
N. Y
Indiana farmers push seed corn improvements
Farmers in Indiana show growing interest in corn improvement. They seek better seed and methods, with 1904 corn output totaling 143 896 252 bushels and value over 860 million dollars. Experiments suggest higher yields through seed selection, culture, and soil care.
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Steve Smith
Smith & Owens
Henry Smith
Martinville
Mr Smith
Mabel
Martinsville
Bérard Graf
Dick Dalton
Washington Ball Park
Bryantaville
Lucien BE. Payne
Oliver M. Cosner
Cosner
Pythias
Grand Street Parade
Odon
Uniform Bank
K. of P
Grand Lodge
Ellis Band
Stone City Opera House
George W.mcdaciel
America
E.lis
R. Scott Hyde
Bachelor
Messrs. Jones, Fields, Boruff and Mason
Henry Owen
Miss Whiting
Geo. W. Powell
Julia Day
Bro. Findley
Maude Dackara
F. J. Duntov
Castle Hall
Odd Fellows Hall
Palestine Lodge No 187
Union B
Hust
Order
George W. Powell
G. C
Krenke
Rathbone
Chas. H. Allen
John W. Harris
Jos. Winterhalter
Frank M. Cosner
McHenry Owen
Wm. Bahr
John W. Brown
Jas M. Myers
Mike Walker
Louis Mayer
W. E. Cannedy
Jos. Winterbaker
Jesse Johnson
John W. Kline
Leroy Truablood
Harry Griggs
Vann Baker
Thomas J. Sare
Blocmington
William Mathes
Thomas B Burch
Frederick Pfisterer
Frederic Sexton
Samuel P. Cardwell
James S. Roach
William M. Struitt
John Ed Burk
Martisha Judah
Samuel J. Heston
Danial Rollins
Kid Haltom
Polk Gardner
Nancy E Hicks
Calvin Rutherford
William Strain
Glorinda J. Goss
George F. Griffith
Aquilla Huff
George W. Sexton
James M. Hislip
Emily J. Sharp
Absaca
Bedford Democrat
The
Democrat
Bloomington Star
Democratic
Tarra Haute
TP A
French Lick
Vandalia
Moron
Rathbone Sisters
K. of P. Order
R. E. Blackburn CO
Citizens National Bank
C. Union
Jack Harris
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