Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 Sale Offer
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes promoted as Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No 28 in use for 40 years. Claims to be the only successful remedy. Priced at $1 per vial or $5 for special package. Sold by druggists or prepaid by Humphreys Medical Co. at William and John Streets, New York.
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Humphreys
Humphreys’ Med. Co
William & John Sts
N. Yu
Pleasant Surprise at Williams School Birthday
On Friday November 3, the 82nd birthday of their teacher Mr Armstrong, about forty Williams School pupils gathered at his home for a surprised visit. They woke him with a cheer then shared games and refreshments later. A sterling silver monogrammed bookmark was among the gifts.
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Armstrong
The
Williams School
Quail Season Licensing Changes Noted in Indiana
The new hunting rules extend the open season to December 21 and bar hunting from October 10 to November 10. Licenses cost 1 and require applicant details, guardian approval for under fourteen, and a photo attachment.
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Indiana
Mike
Sunday funerals clash with local preachers and Providence
A Bloomington Star letter argues Sunday funerals disrupt religious devotions and earned dollars, suggesting deaths on Monday to Thursday avoid church interference. it questions preacher motives and notes the idea aligns with Providence. It also reports Rathbone Sisters gathering with Lizzie Coleman and Jno. W. Harris, plus coal shipment delays in Southern Indiana with rail totals and embargo details.
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New Albany
Ministerial Association
Bloomington
Rathbone
Lizzie Coleman
K. of P
Jno. W. Harris
Grand Lodge
Surgeon Unmasks Circus Wild Man as Fake
Charles Brown of Waycross Georgia sought removal of horns and tusks at Springfield HL. A local surgeon performed the operation removing a silver plate four inches long shaped like the letter 2H and two long tusks attached to screws in the scalp to reveal the hoax.
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Charles Brown
Waycross
Springfield
Girl Lured to Indianapolis Ends Life in Carbolic Acid
Bedford police report a 17 year old girl known as Iva Cloud died by taking carbolic acid in Indianapolis after leaving Bedford with a woman who lured her to seek work. The girl, formerly at Hettie Dorsey’s restaurant, was taken to Owensburg for burial. she was a daughter of William Cloud.
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Indianapolis
Iva Cloud
Hettie Dorsey
Cloud
Bedford
Owensburg
William Cloud
Gertrude Pearl (Rush) Krutsinger
Adam C
Minerva J. Rush
Greenville
Ohio
Indiana
Leipsic
Ind
Arthur Krutsinger
Silent Messenger
Baptist Church
Claysville
Heaven
Col Woodard eyed for Electric Rapid Transit contracts
Col. W. A. Woodard, former Gen. Superintendent of the Monon and noted promoter of rapid transit lines, is favored to secure contracts for the Electric Rapid Transit Line from New Albany to French Lick Springs and the French Lick to Seymour line.
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Col. W. R. Woodard
The
Monon
New Albany
French Lick Springs
French Lick
Seymour
Col. Woodard
California
Canada
New York
Illinois
New Albany Ledger
Monon Route Winter Tourist Tickets To Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo
From Oct 15 to Apr 30 1906 the Monon Route offers Winter Tourist tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with return by June 1 1906 at 49.65 dollars round trip Homer Fisher G A Monon travel guidance. There was a spike in Indiana personal crisis reports in September with 27 suicides and 182 violent deaths including 17 murders and 134 accidental deaths. Several methods used suicide including guns poison hanging and drowning.
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Monon
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
The
Homer Fisher
G. A
Indiana
State Board of Health
Ill
Bedford
W. E. Skinner
Centra Passenger Association
Tribune
Chicago
Agt
Bedford Post Office Weekly Missing Letters List
In the Bedford post office for the week ending Oct 28, letters remain unclaimed for women and men including Mrs Josie Allen Miss Sallie Anderson Mrs Mary Hoyer Mrs Mary Walling and others listed by name. A notice to recipients names John Allison Robert Brooking O N Brooks Johnnie G Barns L H Fréreshort W H Holbran Edglordows W M Perry and others is advised with two letters advertised as unclaimed.
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Allen
Josie
Anderson
Sallie. Hoyer
Mary. Smith
Mary. Walling
Walsh Blocks Coal Shipments Prompt Shifts to Vandalia Route
Following the Big Four and C I lines blocking Southern Indiana coal, the Vandalia was authorized to use SI belt connections to move coal to Loganport and Chicago. Fifteen cents extra per ton is charged. The congestion halted large portions of SI mines and a Chicago extension project aims to relieve the blockage. Negotiations and yard staffing are planned to implement transfers.
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Indiana
Big Four
Michigan Division
Vandalia
Westport
Radley
Indianapolis
Muncie
Terre Haute Star
U. I
Michigan
Loganport
Chicago
S. I
Walsh
Ten Days and Ten Dollars in Oolitic Roundup
A Sunday night roundup by Town Marshal Pace and Deputy Sutton brought four to Bedford jail for prostitution and associating after a one-seated buggy ride from Politic. Lillie Burton Stella Barnes Charlie Burton and John Bledsoe pleaded guilty and received ten days plus ten dollar fines. Additional Politic residents face charges in Police Court. Frank Luggenbill was jailed for intoxication. Dr. W H Smith won a possession suit against Ella Rainey and will appeal.
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Oolitic
Pace
Marshal Sutton
Bedford
Lillie Burton
Stella Barnes
Charlie Burton
John Bledsoe
Obituary of Carson Eller Bair and Farewell Message
An obituary dated October 8 honors Carson Eller Bair born August 7, 1875, describing his life and the family’s faith. It notes a farewell message urging trust in God and a future reunion, with references to a memorial tone and spiritual reflection. The notice also advertises B&O railroad homeseeker and settlers tickets to southern states, with agents S. L. Krarn and others handling inquiries.
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Carson Eller Bair
Eller
Elier
Indiana potato and tomato leads with county tallies
The report by Joseph H. Stubbs shows Marion county topping Indiana in 1905 potato yield at 214 296 bushels, with Allen county second. Marion also leads statewide tomato output at 288 875 bushels and holds eighth in tomato yield per acre. Switzerland county shows the top tobacco, and the notice closes with a family obituary and railroad excursion details for a local lodge member.
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Marion County
Joseph H. Stubbs
Bureau of Statistics
Allen County
Jefferson
Vigo
Vanderburg
Wells
Fayette
Morgan
Knox
Johnson
Scott
Clarke
Henry
Hamilton
That
Clay
Miami
Orange
Tipton
Floyd
Marion
Putnam
Laporte
Switzerland County
Saddle-bred horse praised by New York riders and riders
A Kentucky horseman extols the saddle-bred horse for its elasticity and harmony with rider, noting its superiority over cold-blooded types. He compares gait, shoulders, and trot, and discusses speed, manners, and the value of horse show discipline amid urban shade-tree discussions on property value and street trees protected by law. Also mentions T. L. Kiger visiting in Arkansas.
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Kentucky Horseman
Sam
Gaines Renmark
Blood
Fifth-ninth Street
New York Court of Appeals
Globe- Democrat
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Edward Richards
Lee Fisher
Leta Payton
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Loyd Sanders
Lena Fisher
L. B. Sanders
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Smith
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Homeseeker
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