09 Dec 1903
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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1903
Page
1
A reader writes about health blessings and enduring pain, describing relief and relief seeking, noting Virrox a remedy and its effects on nerves and wellbeing. The letter mentions social and marital impact, thanking Virroxa and reflecting on aging and vitality, with a closing price notice for a remedy sold by M. A. Stout.
Readers are offered fragrant options praised for dainty tasting odors from fresh flowers. The note suggests these perfumes suit those seeking delicate floral scents.
A store touts a large assortment of toilet waters sachets and airlin powders. It highlights popular odors from top makers and promises ready gifts and holiday shopping options for customers.
Congressman Cromer, after surveying ground in Bluffton and Adams County, pledged seven new rural routes to residents. His rivals are already mobilizing to deny him the next nomination, calling the rural route plan his flagship issue.
An advertisement for Pure x PLANT LIFE PLANT claims to cure rheumatism and related diseases. It warns of early symptoms like stiffness and back twinges and touts a one dollar per bottle price from the Life Plant Company in Canton.
The state rested its case against John W. Terrell for Melvin Wolfe's murder after cross examination of key witnesses including Ida Clark and Della Reed. Reed described Wolfe and Terrell near Nottingham Petroleum as shots rang out and Wolfe fell fatally wounded at close range.
A Bluffton ind notice announces a forthcoming book detailing the Terrell trial from start to verdict. It promises full testimony, pleas, jury verdict, and numerous illustrations, with a limited print run. Subscriptions at twenty five cents per copy are urged through the funder Bank Concern in Bluffton ind.
The piece argues that stomach troubles affect workers more than the rich and promotes Green's August Flower as a universal remedy. It claims the drink stimulates the liver, improves appetite, and benefits overall health, with trial bottles 25 cents and regular size priced at a dime. It also notes a local silver medal contest at Six Mile church on November 24, praising Edith Bickler for a recitation That Boy Fritz and thanking supporters.
Mrs. 8 H Newson of Deeani Alabama endured three years of extreme pain from indigestion and bowel trouble. After doctors and remedies failed, Electric Bitters brought immediate improvement and complete recovery, with benefits for liver kidney and stomach issues. Sold by Chas C Deam at five cents with guarantee.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The package price is 25 cents.
Mr. Moles of the department has approved another route from Liberty Center. An examination for a carrier will be held there next Wednesday. Rural routes are expanding across the area.
State of Indiana Wells County court notice of filing complaint against nonresident defendants Carl K McFadden and Edward Norton in a mortgage foreclosure suit. The entry warns appearance or demurrer on February 1, 1904 at Bluffton court, with attorneys Dailey Simmons Dailey.
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of Joy A Retter deceased that on a Saturday at 12 o clock the following lands in Wells County Indiana will be sold. The property lies in Contneneininat and meanders of the Wabash river, totaling about 74 to 160 acres more or less. Sale terms require two thirds of appraised value in cash with one third in eighteen months secured by mortgage. Purchaser receives deed from the administrator. Sale held at the county court house in the city of Fort Wayne Indiana or as ordered. Administration by James O Bata administrator Shaffer Peterson and J C Morgan attorneys.
Notice of election for Wells County Bank stockholders to elect nine directors for the coming year. Meeting in banking rooms on Tuesday January 5, 1904 at 10 o clock a m. J W Goodyear cashier.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offer a money back refund if they fail to cure. The advertisement notes BE. W. Grove's signature on each box. It appears in a vintage drugstore promotion urging consumer assurance.
The Moreer Lumber Co. and Mary Grant et al face a court decree of 278 dollars and 83 cents with interest and costs. A public sale will be held at the Wells County courthouse to satisfy the decree, covering specified land parcels in Wells County, Indiana, on a Saturday in 1903 between 9 AM and 4 PM. Todd & Goria, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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