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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1894
Page
8
Haworths Combination Corn Planter and Cross Wire Check Rower is praised as the best in the land. It plants at the same depth on hollow or hill and covers all the corn, with a wire crossing the planter that allows 3 to 5 more acres per day. No neck weight and the lightest running planter made. Come and examine it at our store.
A feature rich planter shown with a continuous drill or full hill drop options. It includes a special check tower with automatic drop out for wire, designed for ease of use and light running. Come see the planter.
A Bow Bells recount describes a Patagonian healer who baths sick children in yellow clay, enshrouds them in a skin bag, and uses a second bag with pebbles and serpents’ teeth to drive out devils. Health returns when water rinses the child, or death is blamed on two devils.
Health remains fair as measles and mumps linger. Amos French hosts a barn raising last Saturday. Alliances meet May 6. Various workers, trades, and tales unfold from Bluffton to Camden with farm tasks, love stories, and a fleeting obituary for Opal Kreps aged six months.
Health is moderately good in town. LE. J. Felts of Markle visits briefly. Harrison Prough first to pint corn locally. Miss Verna Michaels of Bluffton visits relatives. Mr. E Carpenter and Art Kelsey celebrate baby girls. David Houser and Adam Foust recover from tile factory boiler blast injuries. Robert Robinson returns from Oklahoma Ty visit. Dr. McBide sports trimmed beard. another baby boy born. Zanesville creamery to open this week led by James Malcom, an experienced butter maker assisted by stockholders.
A compact remark contrasts the harshest conmen with social class, noting that truly premier venues reject inferior men. The line emphasizes pride, exclusivity, and the disdain for lower status within gambling lore.
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