Local News Briefs From November 2 1893
Mrs Pace ill with consumption. Louis Grove injured loading logs when a log rolled and broke his leg in two places. Burglars broke into S C Edington’s store at midnight and drilled the safe but failed to open it. items stolen include Arnold Grove’s eighteen dollar coat and vest and Charles Rash’s overcoat. Eph Roth now investigating the misbookkeeper at Ruth & Bower's.
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Joseph Pace
Louis Grove
David Ochenrider
S. C. Edington
Arnold Grove
Charles Rash
Ruth & Bower
Eph Roth
Bookker
Farmers Institutes Elevate Agriculture Across Indiana
Legislation and steady funding have boosted Farmers Institutes, expanding reach from fifty counties in 1889 90 to ninety in 1891 2 and eighty nine in 1892 3. The movement relies on proactive farmers, business leaders, and press support to raise methods and outcomes, with Wells County urged to make the upcoming institute the best yet.
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Farmers Institute
Indiana
Wells County Institute
Wells County Farmers Institute Sets Jan 30 31 1894 Program
Officers and program committee finalize a two day meeting in the circuit court room on January 30 and 31 1894. Activities include invocation music address of welcome by Judge Vaughn farm fences soil fertility hogs profits farmer clubs and management sessions with speakers from Ossian Liberty Center Montpelier and Nottingham.
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Wells County Farmers Institute
Circuit Court Room
Hawke Music
Vaughn
C. A. Robinson
Fountaintown
Shelby Co
W. W. Stevens
Salem
Wells County
Indiana
Towit
Nelson H. Trenary
Jacob Bons
Gro. W. Huffman
TKS
Kaufman
Puzzles and oil hopes in Bluffton area
E W Bixler is on the sick list this week and Chas B North works in Bluffton. The piece notes a growing puzzles hobby, local social and religious activities, and oil prospects near Vera Cruz with land leases likely. Attendees at Salem church protracted meetings and Young People Alliance events are mentioned along with chicken pox reports.
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E. W. Bixler
Chas. B. North
Bluffton
Chas. Engeler
George Mossman
Vera Cruz
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Fred Straum
Andy Daelhousen
Ft. Wayne
Salem Church
Young People’s Alliance
Evangelical Association
Wresting Match
St Plunkard
Indiana Miracle Cure for Severe illness via Pink Pills
G M Johnson once near death from spinal and nervous trouble credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a dramatic recovery. Six months ago he could not walk or sleep and suffered frequent paroxysms of dizziness and agony. After taking the pills he reports renewed strength, appetite, and vitality, walking briskly and enjoying life again. He urges others to try the four p s and offers to share information.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
G. M. Johnson
Mit
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Dr Williams Pink Pills Featured By Local Druggists
A Crawfordville report notes Nye and Booe praise Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remarkable remedy. The pills, sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Company, claim to rebuild blood and nerves with a 50 cent to 2.50 price, warn against substitutes, and note availability through druggists or by mail.
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Johnson
Green Street
Messrs Nye & Booe
Dr. Williams
Messrs. Nye & Booe
Crawfordville
Licensed to Wed List and Miscellany
County clerk records show licenses granted to wed for Noah Hetrick to Julia Workman Daniel C Wolf to Zora O Wood William Meleray to Ida Rhone John Thomas to Emma Farlow Frank Kumfer to Cora A Reed Lincoln Coopenhaven to Nettie Lesit Francis L Long to Sarah F Conner Elias Boger to Louisa Brumfield Andrew E. Smith to Sarah L. Kingen Geo E Happis to Lydia A Dyson George T Williamson to Clara S Stafford Mr Kilkenny in Centralia Mo is an amiable citizen with no cats Ad copy notes Hood s Sarsaparilla as blood purifier for catarrh and a remark on Russia beer production and consumption.
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Noah Hetrick
Julia Workman
Daniel C Wolf
Zora O Wood
William Meleray
Ida Rhone
John Thomas
Emma Farlow
Frank Kumfer
Cora A Reed
Lincoln Coopenhaven
Nettie Lesit
Francis L Long
Sarah F Conner
Elias Boger
Louisa Brumfield
Andrew E. Smith
Sarah L. Kingen
Geo E Happis
Lydia A Dyson
George T Williamson
Clara S Stafford
I Will Always Keep it in my House
Dr Warner Dear Sir I will say that White Wine of Tar Syrup is one of the best remedies I ever tried for coughs and colds and will therefore recommend it highly and I will always have it in my house as a family medicine Rev G G Kattshorn Stanton Iowa Sold by J E Sturgis 4415 Ita the woman's friend cures sick headache and biliousness. the English centenarian death rate and the St Albans creamery claim are noted.
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Warner
G. G. Kattshorn
Stanton Iowa
J. E. Sturgis
Endorsement for White Wine of Tar Syrup by Elder Stephens
A letter from Elder T Stephens of Elk Mills Missouri endorses the White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best medicine for throat and lung diseases. He notes using nearly a bottle and would buy it even at five dollars per bottle if possible, with sale by J E Sturgis.
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C. D. Warner
Elder T. Stephens
Elk Mills
J. E. Sturgis
Special Clover Leaf Round Trip Fares Announced
Beginning October 16 the T St L and K C Clover Leaf route offers special round trip tickets with all privileges at nearly one fare and a return limit of April 30 1894. One way rates in first and second class are greatly reduced. Contact nearest agent or C C Jenkins Toledo Ohio for details. Free reclining chairs and vestibuled sleeping cars offered via Clover Leaf route.
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St. Louis
C. C. Jenkins
Toledo
Ohio
N. B
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