Humphreys Manual of Diseases Offered by Drage Dallas
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Humphreys
Pee
May Weather Forecast From Hicks Warns of Strong Storms
A May weather outlook from Hicks predicts continued Mercury perturbations into early May with active storms across regions. Large systems bring heavy rain, wind, thunder, and possible tornadoes, peaking May 5 in the Ohio Valley and a major flood expected by June 1 in New Orleans, per Devoe.
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Hicks
Iiner
Devoe
Texas
Ohio Valley
New York State
New Orleans
Birthday Surprise for George Clark on 41st
Neighbors from Bloomington Heltonville and the city gathered at George Clark’s North I Street home to celebrate his 41st birthday with a large dinner and social hour. Newton Ennis photographed the event as friends enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and wished him many more such anniversaries.
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George Clark
Mr. Clark
Bloomington
Heltonville
North I Street
George
Newton Ennis
Working 24 Hours a Day for Health
A promotional notice for Dr. King's New Life Pills claims they aid busy workers by curing torpid liver jaundice biliousness fever and ague. It states they banish headache drive out malaria never gripe or weaken and are small tasty and effective. Sold for 25c at Messick and Dodd.
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Dr. King
New Life
Messick & Dodd
J. W. Smith Moves Est Market to New North J Street Building
J. W. Smith relocates his established market into a new building on North J Street, signaling a modernization of his business presence in the area. The move reflects expansion and a reshaped storefront for customers in the community.
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J. W. Smith
North J Street
Monon Railroad notes and depot plans across Indiana
Len Earle time-keeper on the Monon travels to Campbellsburg. Fred Johnson leaves for Lafayette as Monon fireman. New Monon depot planned at Borden 18 miles north of New Albany. Several crew moves, station names Acme quarry stop, and a horse killed by a Southern Indiana train near Heltonville. Union depot planned for French Lick and West Baden resorts. McKinley begins US tour amid warmth for unity and prosperity.
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Monon
Borden
New Albany
French Lick
West Baden
Terre Haute
Union Station
Chicago
Ilinois
Vandalia
St. Louis
Indianapolis
South Bend
Peoria
Big Four
Linton
Illinois Central
Switz City
Effingham
Reereanter
Vincennes
Worthington
Martinsville
Elnora
Southern Indiana
Evansville
Bedford
Mitchell
Bloomington
Seymour
Southern
HH. H.roseman
GPL &T. A
Indiana
Pan-American stamps go on sale with two color designs
Stamps of six denominations 1 to 10 cents debut in two color commemorative issues bearing the legend Commemorative series 1901 United States of America. Each center image is black with white Roman lettering and captions aligned to the vignette. Ground will break for a Franch Lick hotel within 30 days, costing 350000 to 400000 dollars, led by Mayor Thomas Taggart and the Monon road management.
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United States of America
Niagara Falls
Sault Ste. Marie
Washington
Franklin
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Sherman
Messenger Boy
Webster
Jefferson
Perry
Madison
Marshall
Franch Lick
Ind
Monon Road
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
McDoel
Monon
Wight Was Her Terror Coughing Through the Night
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts severe consumption symptoms including nightly coughing and coughing up blood. She credits three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery with curing her and gaining 58 pounds. Trial bottle offered free at Messick Dodd s drug store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Messick & Dodd’s
New Discovery for Consumption Shown by Dr King
It dazzles the world with a cure for coughs colds asthma and more. The medicine claims to restore health in cases of consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy and bronchitis. Sold by Messick and Dodd with a satisfaction guarantee or refund, large bottles 50 cents to 1 dollar, trial bottles free.
Funeral Ceremony Praise from Bedford and Tunnelton Tribes
Members of Opusah Tribe No 185 Bedford Ind compliment Wanbeek Tribe No 271 Tunnelton Ind for the funeral of Brother Flavius Potter at Pin Hook church on April 27. They praise the conduct and urge readiness to perform ceremonies as creditably in the future.
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Opusah
Bedford
Ind
Stone quarry business sees 1901 best year in political belt
Pred Matthews returns from New York and eastern trips noting labor troubles hurt New York stone trade but predicting 1901 will be a record year for quarries in the region. Street Commissioner McPheeters reports crews repairing sewer at 1st and 14th streets and clearing a clogged waterway after tiling broke from oil settlement.
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Pred Matthews
New York
Bloomington
McPheeters
Foote
Arnica Salve Cures Corn Pain and More
Says He Was Tortured. I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk but Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured them. Acts like magic on sprains bruises cuts sores scalds burns boils ulcers. Cure guaranteed by Messick & Dodd. 25c. Fred Smith is completing a 5 room cottage for Charlie Walker, a 5 room cottage for Julius Heiger, and a 3 room house for Billy Reuter. Mrs Eliza Phillips died at 4 o'clock Friday morning aged 56 years. She was the mother of Mrs Will Krenke. Funeral Saturday noon at Pleasant Hill.
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H. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
Messick & Dodd
Fred Smith
Charlie Walker
Julius Heiger
Billy Reuter
Eliza Phillips
Will Krenke
Pleasgnt Hill
Beet sugar factories eyed in nine states
Thirteen new beet sugar factories are contemplated in nine states. Cripple Creek gold output tops $100 million. Michigan upper peninsula forest fires threaten towns while a oil venture forms in Indian Territory. Mississippi frost spared cotton. other crops unharmed. Police hunt for kidnapped Nash children as smallpox prompts quarantines aboard a Columbus Pullman car. Reports from Bloomington Evansville and Indianapolis detail gambling crackdowns and Knights of Pythias issues. An elephant fatality at the circus shocks Peru Indiana. Snake farming expands in Clinton County with 3800 acre farm to rear house and garter snakes for a hoped snake oil market.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Indian Territory
Mississippi
T. L. Nash
Louisville
Columbus
Bloomington
Ind
Evansville
Howell
Louise Eisen
Southern Insane Hospital
Sinewa
Big Charley
Huffman
Charlie
Charley
Cory
Wallace
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Central Park
New York City
la Pearl Circus
Indianapolis
Clinton County
Clarence
William Wiseman
Indiana
Wiseman Brothers
Bedford area notes mix social news and obituaries
Local items report personal visits in Bedford and Pinhook including Matthew Matthis, C. M. Brooking, Aaron Mitchell, and E. J. Potter who died of pneumonia. A new millinery store led by Maud Crawford is planned. Funeral attendances, church activities, play parties, and community travel are noted along with marching crowds at F. J. Potter’s funeral and a line of wagons awaiting services.
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Matthew Matthis
Bedford
E.J. Potter
Selby
M. E. Church
Wanbeck Tribe
Imp. O. R. M
F. J. Potter
Lem Root
Tom Thompson
Zelma
Brooking
Thurs Mill
W. H. Crawford
J. A. Brooking
Buddha
Tunnelton
Pinhook
T. V. Root
Rev. Cobble
Bloomington
C. M. Brooking
Mary
Florence Fields
Mable Clark
Nellie Standiford
Chloe Weddle
Ruby Guthrie
Ertie Jackson
Dema
Gertie Ingle
Oda
Fiona Crawford
Eva Lyton
Messrs
Noble Reynolds
Harvey Reid
Noble Malott
Henry Clark
Ralph Chad
M. H. Allen
Homer
Frank
Arthur Beaver
Ed Skerd
Ambrose Crawford
Earher
A. J. Myers
Mr. Potter
Dema Ingle
J. C
Walter Manson
H. W. Ingle
Obituary Resolutions for F J Potter by Wanbeek Tribe No 271
The Wawheek Tribe No 271 of the Improved Order of Red Men in Tunnelton Ind expresses sorrow at the death of fellow member F J Potter. The resolution notes his kindness as a father and husband, extends condolences to his family, and directs records to reflect his memory with a newspaper publication.
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Tunnelton
Ind
Ss. S. D
F. J. Potter
Wanbeek Tribe
Imp. O. R. M
C. of R
Local Notes From Tunnelton And Nearby Areas
Rev David Brown preached here Saturday night and Sunday morning. Hiram Case of Bono township visited on business. Wilcox and Huddleson are overhaul ing their flour mill. E Root was in town Saturday. Uncle Boly Flion was in town Saturday. George T Fields is repairing his house and barn. Mert Allen came home.
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David Brown
Hiram Case
Bono Township
Wilcox & Huddleson
E. Root
Boly Flion
George T. Fields
Mert Allen
Rail worker from Seymour and Limestone man in Tunnelton
One day last week from Sey mour a brake man on the railroad and Luther Reynolds of Limestone is at Tunnelton doing carpenter work. Wheat in this section is looking well but farmers are behind in plowing due to wet weather.
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Seymour
Luther Reynolds
Limestone
Tunnelton
Local Notes and Visits Across Counties
Mrs. Millie Mills of Medora visits relatives here Eli Wray Medora old soldier visits friends John P Branaman and family Pleasant Run visit here Sunday M F Bennett Heltonville monument dealer here Monday Mr and Mrs Charley Kindred near Erie visit relatives here Wednesday Abraham Kindred business trip to Bedford Wednesday Baxter Presiding Elder Seymour will visit De Pauw Chapel Friday night May 10 The regular minister Mr Sprague Freetown has increased church membership and good attendance The son of Newton Cummings grows worse and is not expected to live Generals of the Allied Powers in China to address Ministers on indemnity and withdrawal when payment principle agreed
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Millie Mills
Medora
Eli Wray
John P. Branaman
Pleasant Run
M. F. Bennett
Heltonville
Charley Kindred
Near Erie
Abraham Kindred
Bedford
Gene Presiding Elder
Baxter
Seymour
de Pauw Chapel
Sprague
Freetown
Newton Cummings
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