State Fair to Build New Show Horse Barn in Indy Grounds
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture plans a 328 by 204 foot show barn costing about 40000 dollars on the State Fair grounds. The one story structure with saw tooth tile roof, north light, 394 stalls, and 22 foot aisles will house all horses except trotters and pacers, with a cement walk to the livestock pavilion and improved tracks and avenues marking a broad rebuilding era.
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The
State Board of Agriculture
United States
David Wallace
Indianapolis
State Board
Indiana
Grays Triumph In Fifteenth Inning Thriller At Capital Hill Park
The Grays beat the Larks 8 to 7 in a 15 inning battle Sunday at Capital Hill park. Connor started on the mound, weakened after a sixth inning fielding error, Boyd relieved in the seventh and held Dayton scoreless until the tail, while Weaver misplayed a fly in eighth. Hamilton singled and Weaver sacrificed to third to score the deciding run in the fifteenth. The Larks fought hard but could not overcome the Grays long, steady rally.
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Mose
Capital Hill Park
Larks
Dayton
Grays
Connor
Buckeyes
Boyd
Weaver
Prinz
Hamilton
Giants Top Richmond Nationals In Scoring Thriller
The Little Giants defeated the Richmond Nationals 2 to 0 as Green hit a fifth inning home run. Richmond scored both runs in the seventh on a wild throw by Young, narrowly spoiling a shutout for the Giants.
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Little Giants
Richmond Nationals
Green
Giants
Young
Gianta
Wheat yields mixed but strong quality in local region
Wheat yields range from 14 to 25 bushels per acre with excellent quality overall while blackberries are abundant and harvesters busy. Weather could finalize threshing, with much crop sold or stored. Rail and freight traffic show revival as Indiana churches prepare for dedication and a temperance case heads to appeal.
Night Shirts and Dress Shirts at Stone Furnishings
Advertises men’s sleepwear and dress shirts with various prices and brands. Listing includes night shirts sizes 14 to 19 in muslin and cambric, Cluett dress shirts, and white and fancy vests in multiple price grades. Also mentions Mountain and Silver brands and Clothcraft suits.
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BI Aires Noctan Sesarswer Siedebvae Cath
Betunion Cos Pen Vons
Convavens Secesesen Sueateces
Cluett
Local business and community notes from Cambridge City area
Rosenbloom Buntin & Co handles cement work for James A Boyd's new block while Gus Garrett builds a verandah at Henry Mason's home. Indiana spiritualist association opens in Chesterfield. Horticultural pests threaten orchards with a brown worm. arsenite spraying advised. State inspector reports all plat forms scales in county balanced. Minnie Marples leads nursing graduates with 95.5 average. Muncie hosts an old fashioned homecoming week August 18 to 21.
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Indiana State Board of Examination
Minnie Marples
Reid Hospital
Richmond
Lizzie M. Cox
Muncie
Delaware County
Alpheus G. Compton
Clarksville
Ohio
Dublin
Emma F. Minor
Mary P. Gralle
Compton
Twentieth
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Remarkable Childhood Singing Lulls To Sleep
A vivid observation notes that one of childhood’s remarkable traits is a kind of singing powerful enough to soothe a child to sleep. The statement highlights the comforting and universal nature of lullaby-like sounds in early life.
Man from Mansfield Praises Foley's Kidney Cure
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania says he was in poor health for two years with kidney and bladder trouble. He spent much money on doctors without benefit but claims Foley's Kidney Cure cured him and urges others to use the product. He signs as Geo. E. Callaway.
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Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
Geo. E. Callaway
Coming or Going Trouble Size Questioned
A reflective line ponders whether trouble grows larger when it approaches or departs, exploring perspective shifts and the weight of timing in everyday challenges.
Dr. King's New Discovery Advertised as Heal All
Mrs. R. Pierson of Auburn Center Pa credits Dr. King's New Discovery with curing long standing threat and lung trouble. She says other treatments only gave temporary relief and expects full health with continued use. The remedy, sold at Callaway's drug store, offers a trial bottle free.
Love and Jealousy Stir Fresh City Gossip
The column hints that romance and envy ignite social energy in town. While affection charmed many, rivalries and jealousies sparked sharper conversations and spirited community buzz.
War on the consumption and Foley’s Honey and Tar
The notice urges nations to battle consumption and endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe, effective cough and cold remedy. It claims no danger from consumption and warns against unknown medicines, touting the genuine product with a yellow label.
When a man eats a peach in the dark
A riddle asks whether misfortune or embarrassment is justified by a peach eaten in darkness. The punch line hinges on perception: the eater’s ignorance or the worm’s reveal. The joke turns on who bears the unforeseen bite.
Electric Bitters praised by Silver City man
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina extols Electric Bitters as all that is claimed for stomach liver and kidney troubles also praised for weakness back chills and malaria sold at stores.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
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Racine, Wis
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Eaton
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Connersville
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Baltimore, Md
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Hastings, Neb
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Feeder Dam
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Whitelock
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Raleigh
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Columbus
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Gresh
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Arthur Haley
Singer
Charleston
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Dire
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Sarah Hussey
E. B. Newman
Mr. Atkinson
Capt. Clay
Miscouri
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St. Louis
Zemo
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N. 6Th Street
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Harrisburg
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