Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted For Female Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for a variety of female ailments, claiming it strengthens and regulates the system and pelvic organs. It warns it will not cure tumors but may prevent surgery if taken early and offers free consultations with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Jong
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
City Board of Health Appoints New Members
Mayor Fillion appoints Lee Potter Dr Shrum and Joseph Skerd to the City Board of Health under the new city government law. He aims for a board that is useful as well as ornamental and will strictly enforce all sanitary regulations.
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Fillion
Lee Potter
Dr. Shrum
Joseph Skerd
City Board of Health
Arbor Days Named by Indiana Governor Hanly
Governor I J Frank Hanly proclaims Friday April 26 and Friday October 19 1907 as Arbor days urging planting of trees and shrubs on public grounds highways and private homes. He calls for school observances to foster forestry and appreciation of tree and bird life.
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Hanly
I. J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
The
Commonwealth
Whispering Grove
Schools of Traction Engineering open for farm engines
A movement to teach practical farm engine operation launches with four Schools of Traction Engineering. The first session is in Wichita Kansas with about one hundred students enrolled in the initial week, under Prof D D Mayne of the University of Minnesota.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
St Paul
Minnesota
Fargo
North Dakota
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
D. D. Mayne
School of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Mayne
Wichita
Kansas
Resignations From Seymour Locals Over Brakeman Request
Engineer Ed Chaille fireman Chas Hill brakeman John Rinehart and brakeman Elmer Smith of Seymour locals Nos 25 and 26 on the Southern Indian resigned Tuesday after the company refused their request for a third brakeman. Engineer Brown and Brakeman Clements were placed in charge temporarily until a permanent arrangement is made.
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Ed Chaille
Chas. Hill
John Rinehart
Elmer Smith
Seymour Lecals
Brown
Clements
Seymour Republican
Gas well drilled on Keith farm near Westport
A gas well was shot on George M. Keith’s farm near Westport on Monday afternoon with a pressure of 280 pounds. It will serve Keith’s household and signals many local farmers plan wells this season. The first Westport Gas Co. well, sunk about 13 years ago, remains a strong producer, though no oil has been found in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Keith
Westport
Westport Gas Company
Weather and health notes plus reformist parole proposal
The piece recalls a cold April and a late May snow in Indiana history, cites Dr. J N Hurty’s charts showing tuberculosis deaths and other preventable diseases, and discusses a new law letting circuit or criminal courts suspend sentences for certain crimes with parole under judgment.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Indiana Fur Crop Shows Smaller Muskrat Haul This Year
Indiana fur dealers report a near normal overall season with unusually low muskrat yields due to high water last spring. Quality furs from mink, skunk, raccoon and fox remain strong while No 1 skins are generally larger, though coons and muskrats ran thinner. The Columbus county tally hits 2000 pelts as Bartholomew and Decatur counties note muskrat leads and strong prices amid open winter conditions.
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Indiana
Europe
Uual
Vincennes
Bedford
Seymour
Lawrenceburg
Michigan Line
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Ind
This
Brown County
Cesatur
St. Paul
Decatur County
W. H. Weaver
Greensburg
March Weather Report for Indiana Details Temperature and Precipitation
The Indiana Weather Bureau reports last month with a state mean temperature of 48.3 degrees from sixty stations, 16.4 degrees above 1906 and above normal. Rome led with 56.2 and Auburn at 40.1. Highest 90 at Jeffersonville, lowest 12 at Angola and Rensselaer. Monthly ranges reached 74 at Rensselaer, daily range 49 at Lafayette and South Bend. Precipitation averaged 4.9 inches, 0.25 inch below the prior month’s level.
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Indiana
The
Weather Bureau
Rome
Auburn
Jeffersonville
Angola
Rensselaer
Evansville
Lafayette
South Bend
Apostolic Christians Meet With Unknown Tongue in Indianapolis
A group calling itself Apostolic Christians held a meeting in Indianapolis led by Thomas Hazmalhalech and three linguists from Los Angeles. A veiled language was spoken for minutes, a girl fainted on stage, and attendees attempted to interpret the unfamiliar speech while English failed to convey meaning.
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Indionapolis
Thomas Hazmalhalech
Tom
Los Angeles
Cal
Lalu Glug Harekelo
Francis
Gliggy Bluk
Fruit Farm Near Victor Shows Strong Growth
Oscar Fulwider of Monroe County grows fruit on almost one hundred acres near Victor. His orchard includes apples peaches pears plums and cherries with over 4009 trees two to three years old. He estimates current value at not less than 5000 and a five year value triple. He praises Monroe as a top horticultural county and urges more fruit farming over corn and wheat.
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Indiana
Gov. Hanly
Indiana Reformatory
Board of Trustees
Oscar Fulwider
Victor
Monroe
Bloomington
Blodgett
the News
Bruner
Indianapolis
Evansville
North
Illinois Street
Occidental
Sandborn
Spencer
Owen County
Plowed Up Box Of Gold Found By Farmer
Joe Anderson a farmer near Jasonville in Howesville district unearthed a box containing 800 in gold while plowing a field. The coins in tens and twenties were hidden by his father Horatio Anderson many years ago. He plans further search, hoping more money remains on the farm.
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Joe Anderson
Howesville
Jasonville
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Horatio Anderson
Rates Fuss Over Ohio Indiana Rail Tolls Spark Public Backlash
The Washington Herald notes Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern shifts on Indiana to Ohio fares raising Cincinnati to 4.25 dollars and Louisville to 3.40 dollars under a new rule. Indiana lawmakers and rail unions protest, threaten fines, and seek legal action while riders consider bypassing Cincinnati.
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Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
Louisville
Washington Herald
Prailroad
Mitchell
Monon
New Albany
Falls Cities
North Vernon
Lawrenceburg
Indianapolis
Baltimore and
Ohio
Indiana
Herald
Not Guilty in Murder Case in Ohio and Local Notices
Mrs. Leah Gilman pleads not guilty to second degree murder in Dayton after arraignment. bond set at 2500, elder daughter ill, case to next grand jury. Various local updates include health, new courthouse, sales ads, theatre seats, and community notices. Community members report illnesses, travel, and civic matters. political actions include anti liquor efforts in Bloomington and new marriage reporting law enforcement.
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Leah Gilman
Dayton
Ohio
Germantown
Holderman
Bessie
Gilman
Conrad Mattern
Denver
Nevin - Brumbaugh
Bedford Federal building May advertisement announced
Supervising Architect J. K. Pagder told Deputy Westin Graham that he will advertise for work on the Bedford Federal building on May 1. The contract may begin as early as the coming summer.
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Bedford
J. K. Pagder
Westin Graham
Bedford Federal
Fayetteville Postoffice To Be Discontinued
On April 30, one week from Tuesday, the Fayetteville post office will be discontinued. Since Rural Free Delivery began, most mail for Lawrence county is handled by Carrier on No. 2, and Fayetteville’s business has dwindled. Emma Bh. Evans serves as postmistress.
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Etteville
Lawrence County
Fayetteville
Emma Bh. Evans
Snapp's Drug Store Seized in Police Liquor Raid
City officials raided Snapp's drug store on 7th street near the waterworks standpipe using a search warrant from Mayor Fillion. They seized whisky, beer, and other bottled goods, stores locked in the Mayor's office, with arrests expected. Snapp, a repeated offender, defends his right as a druggist to keep liquor.
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Gratzer
Moore
Snapp
7Th Street
Fillion
Resolutions Accept Resignation of Pastor E R Edwards
The First Christian Church records the resignation of Rev E R Edwards to join Main Street Christian Church Kokomo Ind with regret. They praise his five years of faithful leadership and scholarly preaching and note unity and growth under his ministry. Sister Edwards is commended for her faithful support.
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E. R. Edwards
First Christian Church
E. Richard Edwards
Main Street Christian Church
Kokomo
Ind
Brother Edwards
Edwards
Bro. Edwards
Thap Pee
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Habil Rahmudur
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Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
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Ilinois
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East 17Th Street
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Winton ‘Hanner
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Springville
Walter Mitchell
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Grace Cameron Opera Company
Beddoe & Chrisler’s
M. E
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Frank Clampitt
U. S
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C M. Mason
John Brandon
Bloomfield
Dennis Brandon
Frank P. Harney
Western Union Telegraph Office
M. F. Miller
Darina Burnham
Mechanicsburg
R. .W. Burnham
St. Charles Hotel
W.H. Minor
Clay Bruce
Orleans
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Evarene Lewis
Albuquerque
N .M
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Addie V. Smith
Hensonberg
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Samuel Morrison
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Morrison
John Hartman
Ora Clark
North H Street
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W. H. Martin
Trinity
Eva Stinson
Heltonville
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Robert F. “McKinley
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Little
Roy Bailey
East 16Th Street
Thomas Fenton
West 13Th Street
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Tunnelton
Lille
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Arthur Schultz
Olive
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Kurtz
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Lincoln Avenue
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Amherst
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Roscoe .Michaels
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James McKnight
Bugg
William Ridger
Company
Fred Swartz
Johnson
C. L. Norman
Bartlettsville
Louise Schultz
Highland Park
Voris Norton
Bradley Institute
C. S. Norton
John B. Malott
Elks
Stone City Opera House
City of
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John Killroy
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Ellen Willey
Orda Carter
Theodore Short
Texas
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Jaffres Griffin
Clover Leaf
Frankfort
Oscar Fisher
Coxton
Mary Baker
W C. Jones
Mordecai Brown
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W. H. Minor
Minor
W. N. Matthews
Florida
Steven D. Thornton
Stickles Place
Fairview
Walter Speer
Mr. Thornton
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Henry Rosenbeck
Velpen
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North End
First
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