Dinkelspiel Bros Purchase Wool Ginseng and Roots
Dinkelspiel Bros proprietors invite locals to sell wool ginseng and yellow root at top market prices. Officials urge buyers to bring consignments and receive prompt cash payments for quality samples.
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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
3
Dinkelspiel Bros proprietors invite locals to sell wool ginseng and yellow root at top market prices. Officials urge buyers to bring consignments and receive prompt cash payments for quality samples.
Henry Campbell plans a vacation while Vince Watters heads to Olympic Washington. Local activity includes marriages licenses issued for Elmer Lewis and Maud Fields, and Fred Brown to Myrtle Carter. Visitors, a showroom plan by DoH Baldwin Co, and a large musical store in Indianapolis are noted alongside community events and obituaries.
A long list of town events and notices including Memorial Day plans for Spanish American War soldiers, church events and socials, visits, business updates, and personal moves. The piece records addresses, names, and local civic details such as ship of veterans groups, a Christian church fund drive, and community members traveling or changing residences.
Logan Hatfield of Oolitic visits town while R. P. Hanner moves to Bedford for Monumentsal work. Hillary Ward injured in a recent double run away near the trestle. Mrs Dick Fisher lacerated by a rusty nail. Decoration Day plans announced for Old Union area with speakers and large turnout expected. Elmer Sappenfield gains permanent night operator role in Bedford. Mrs Colglazier recovered from escape and is with friends in Fayetteville. T. M. Sears, Republican candidate, travels to Indianapolis for Masonic Grand Lodge. Bedford Candy Company relocates to new building, prior losses noted. Mrs Will Woolery to move to Evansville. visits for property shopping. North Bedford fund drive seeks 50 for automatic watering trough. South Bedford to petition for free trough. Ellettsville reports smallpox in Wylie Heath, 14, son of Rev. T Heath, exposure at Ft Ritner. Health officials monitor potential spread. no quarantine yet.
Postmaster Dale is ill at home. M N Moore recovers from rheumatism of the foot. Frank Haverley became lineman for the electric light plant. Mrs Will D Ewing visits Lafayette relatives. Ed Clinton, formerly of Mitchell now in Indianapolis, visits Clyde Burton. Decoration Day address planned by Rev Francis Hutcher son at Shoals. Mitchell Cadet Band to Louisville for four days with Confederate Veterans. Epworth Leaguers to Martinsville. Local high school events scheduled with contests in track, field, and musical/ oratorical events. Pension notes and smallpox quarantine story in nearby Vermilion county context.
In Chicago on May 24 1900 Dr J T Freeland reports A H Stebbins in eruptive smallpox stage arrived from Bedford Ind as a guard in the Giles case citing prior varioloid illness Dennis Breen hired for Dorsey case due to past smallpox Cadell hired for Huff case due to prior smallpox Bedford authorities absolved in Stebbins matter Freeman Gilson near Monon tagged as varioloid Frank Dorsey with pleurisy May Teachers Examinations set at Mitchell two unknown men wreck Col R B Scotts buggy near town Weir Limestone team ran away near Salt Creek bridge injuring Charles C Foddrill First Christian church near fund raising start Buckskin Bills Wild West episode in Washington and local reaction Walter Sherrill to take Standard Oil post at Westfield four Rockledge drunks arrested by Marshal Russell.
The A R Post W R C Corps Sons of Veterans and all Soldiers will hold memorial services on Sunday May 27 1900 at the M E church. Rev C E Asbury will deliver the memorial sermon. Indianapolis Ind May 23 1900. The gold Democrats of Indiana met to align against the Bryan wing unless the party renounces Bryan and adopts the gold wing program on financial matters.
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