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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
2
Report says voting machines sped up setup and voting, with polls opening at 6 and many voters voting in under a minute. The inspector noted quick organization, accurate counts, and a rapid tally after polls closed, with almost all votes cast by noon and only light complaints about visibility.
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama was twice in the hospital with a severe case of piles that caused 24 tumors. After doctors and remedies failed Buck Tens Amica Salve quickly arrested inflammation and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain priced 25 cents at Chas C Deams drug store.
Winter weather moves in as neighboring cities report new snowfalls and cold snap. North Judson and western Erie points receive several inches while Marion Ohio sees ground covered and trudging weather. East division lines face train delays due to eastern blizzards. westbound trains run hours late. Jackson township reports no new small pox spread. cases remain mild with no alarm.
A Republican lawyer told a Banner representative there would be no attempt to contest the election of W A Lipkey as sherif-elect, calling claims for a contested result untenable. Republicans will press Wolf’s trustee contest in Chester township, hiring Todd and Gordon, with Oman vowing to take the case to the highest courts if needed while Democrats vow to keep the fight lively.
A self help note argues constipation stems from dehydration and harsh pills worsen the matter. It advocates Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild natural remedy, recommending a 25 cent bottle sold by Davenport & Bhle.
Emil Baumgardner, whose mind was affected while at work on the Union township school house, is held in jail awaiting hospital admission. Richmond authorities report no beds available, a situation critics say reflects Indiana's care shortage and urges legislative action in the upcoming session to expand facilities and preparedness for emergencies.
Retail merchants met Thursday eve to finalize the credit system by listing names and assigning standing for each man. A secretary will handle copies for each firm, with plans to appoint a coordinator after the year begins to maintain additions. The association also plans to pursue better city insurance rates and address Bluffton's high premiums.
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa proclaims New Life Pills restore youth after two weeks use with claims of liver stomach and bowel benefits. Pills sold 25c at Chas Deam’s drug store. La Soo Sa Tribe No 71 I O R M members travel to Dillman on a Meeker carry-all for lodge work and a supper followed by a conferral of adoption and chiefs degree with a large crowd witnessing the event.
Dr Jesse Saunders of Petroleum denies reports he deserted his second wife and planned to join his first wife in Oklahoma. He and Amos DuBois refute the Banner story, saying the claims are false and that Saunders will return to Petroleum to clear up the matter.
From Durran Natal Mr Arthur Chapman reports a two month old baby with a severe cough found quick relief and cure after using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on the dummy teat. The remedy is sold by Davenport & Ehle.
Three newly elected township trustees Leander Bloxsom C J Wolfe and Michael Minnich have filed bonds with Auditor Brineminn. Bonds set at 14000 each double the funds they may hold. Other officers expected to file later.
The Parlor City Oil company held a Friday meeting to decide if $400 on hand from a small drill should be shared among stockholders or held for future operations near Muncie. Manager J P Willing was tasked to inspect for new prospects, with plans to secure an option, raise more stock, and resume prospecting if a good deal appears.
Col Evers sought damages after a driving horse died on Chicago Erie tracks near his farm. Attorneys for Evers pursued compensation, and the railroad offered 95 dollars, accepted as half a loaf, ending the case.
Local notes report on a trust appointment for Carl Yaple in the George B. Mackey estate, court actions by Eichhorn Matlack for Bright versus Cramer, a fatal illness of Miss Martingale noted by Bluffton residents, and social reminiscences linking bridesmaids, potters, and local families while supplying a moral reflection on careers.
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