Year End Greeting From Local Merchant
A local merchant thanks friends and patrons for their favors and reports record sales for the year. The note credits honest goods and fair prices for growth and wishes a happy and prosperous New Year to all.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
3
A local merchant thanks friends and patrons for their favors and reports record sales for the year. The note credits honest goods and fair prices for growth and wishes a happy and prosperous New Year to all.
A collage of notices from Hindman coal to Bloomfield flour and summer shows. It notes the Home Minstrel at the Richland Mill, new postmaster, a pension increase for John B. Corbin, school Christmas trees, and local theater listings. It reports a wedding, a cemetery funeral, a shop fire in Lyons, and multiple health remedies promoted in ads.
Bloomfield residents enjoyed an elegant Christmas dinner at Elmora. Mr. and Mrs. John McGannon hosted a 25 to 30 person gathering on Christmas night. The Circuit Court adjourned Saturday. Judge Harris praised for fairness. Bedford accident left 14 year old William Elrod dead after mule collision. Local notices urge more decorations for Court House square opening of the new century.
A wave of greetings fills Worthington and nearby towns as Roland Kutch Etna Phillips Claude Moss John Osbon Reed Letsinger Oscar Shields and many others travel home from colleges and other towns. Visitors from Bloomfield Bedford Sullivan and Linton share Christmas with family friends.
Holiday window displays captivate Bloomfield residents as merchants showcase gifts for all ages. Readers learn unclaimed notices and wedding news. community events include a State University Glee and Mandolin club visit to raise library funds and a Christmas Eve Centen nial Watch Night program at the C P Church.
The Bloomfield churches call a Century Watch Night at C. P. church to mark the new century with a united Christian service and spiritual renewal. J N Yakley and others urge all residents and friends to attend. note on Sugar Beet experiments in Indiana and extensive state agricultural work. court notices, marriages, estate transfers, and local business notes follow.
An advertisement asserts that using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin prevents indigestion and stomach trouble. It is sold by Geo. E. Cravens.
Bloomfield Mill advertises feed at 80 cents per hundred for ship orders, mixed feed 75 cents per hundred pounds, and bran 70 cents per hundred pounds, aiming to save customers the middleman's profit.
The ad argues thinness results from overwork or poor digestion and recommends Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a balance aid. It warns against excessive reliance and notes activity is necessary, with a free sample offer and prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar from Scott and Bowne, chemists in New York.
Christmas visits fill Smith Township as Supt Cushman tours schools and Daniel Drake weds Rhoda Archer at home. Dan and Rhoda, well regarded, receive community祝 wishes. Pearl Dycus injured after being struck by a horse and buggy on Sunday night prompting calls for strict enforcement of laws amid reckless behavior.
Elmer Casner is improving slowly and Abner Casner works on a chicken park. Fred Meredith and Claud Meredith visit family near TR George Burge and Claud Meredith in contact with Fred Meredith’s parents Sunday. H D Lutz and wife attend a Masonic dinner at Soleberry. An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for indigestion and Allen’s Foot Ease to cure Chilblains with 25 cent price.
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