Midwinter Outing to Florida and New Orleans Tour
A two thousand five hundred mile rail journey through eight states over eleven days, stopping in fourteen southern cities including Chattanooga Atlanta Savannah and New Orleans. It features visits to Lookout Mountain Chickamauga and Mardi Gras, Ormond Beach hotels, Pass Christian Gulf shores and guided side trips. Departing February 27, 1905 from Indianapolis with a special Pullman train by Pennsylvania Lines and Louisville & Nashville Railway, at reduced rates with meals and itinerary booklet by WOW Richardson.
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Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Chickamauga National Park
Atlanta
Savannah
Florida
Ormond
Fla
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Paris
America
Pass Christin
Patlmans
Indianapolis
Ind
Pennsylvania
WOW
Richardson
Vist
PAN Penceslvania Lines
Indianapoelis
JU Miilikhen
Louisville
Nashville
Louisville Ky
The Horse Show for Carthage Suggested
The Institute may consider another Carthage horse show after last April's successful event. It boosted publicity by featuring stallions and colts, though not necessarily a financial aim. Readers owning horses or colts from last year are invited to share views and ideas.
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Carthage
Premium Farm Products Display at Farmers Institute
Premium list shows jan 27 and 28 for the Farmers Institute with categories for yeast bread corn potatoes and fruit. Prizes range from 50 to 200 cents and include best display of farm products and best display of fruit, with judging by the Indiana Corn Breeders Association scorecard and a requirement of ten ears of corn per exhibit.
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Farmers Institute
Indiana Corn Breeders Association
Exhii
Balanced Rations for Stock Feeding at Farmers Institute
Farmers are embracing new stock feeding methods for marketing and home use. Agricultural schools study what to feed and why. Prominent feeders participate for business reasons, urging all to learn. Institute meetings welcome questions, open to discussion, and encourage attendees to inquire to improve farming results.
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Institute
Agriculture in Schools Speech at Carthage Institute
Prof W V Man orum superintendent of Carthage Public Schools will discuss agriculture in schools at the institute meeting Saturday morning. The speech aims to inform parents and urges action on the subject after more studied consideration.
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W. V. Manorum
Carthage Public Schools
Institute
Children Poisoned By Opioid Cough Syrups
A report notes many children poisoned and grown nervous by mothers giving cough syrups laced with opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed safe for coughs and lung trouble, advertised as free of opiates. J. II McQuarry & Son promote it as a safe remedy.
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Foley’s
Premiums to Enter Farm and Kitchen Exhibits This Year
Try for a premium by reviewing the list of offered prizes for farm and kitchen products and decide to win some. Last year’s display was strong and many new exhibitors are expected this year. A neighbor shows corn as an example and others should follow suit. Women’s departments are simpler yet notable, and renewed effort can lead to a prize.
Cured by New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
A letter from F G Tuntley of Osklandon Ind says his wife, once given up by three doctors for consumption, was cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. One dose relieves, guaranteed at 50c and 1.00 by M A McClain druggist. Trial bottle free.
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F.G. Tuntley
Osklandon Ind
M. A McClain
Piano for sale by B. F. Stenger in Charlottesville Indiana
Second hand Decker Brothers piano in good condition offered for cash or easy payment. Contact B. F. Stenger Charlottesville Ind by call or address noted in the ad.
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Decker Bros
B. F. Stenger
Charlottesville
Ind
Special Farmer's Institute program praised and urged attendance
The committee in charge of securing speakers and arranging the coming institute is commended for tireless work and a strong program. WL Walker, the chairman, provided items for a Special Farmer's Institute issue. Dates are January 27 and 28, with town amenities noted and an invitation to attend with family all day.
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WL. Walker
Farmer's Institute
For Sale Rebecca Hickering property on North Main Street
Two story residence on North Main Street offers five rooms with a good barn and outbuildings. Described as a fine location known as the Rebecca Hickering property. For price and particulars call J L Hubbare.
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North Main Street
Rebecca Hickering
J. L. Hubbare
Be Wise Dont Delay Home Repairs Amid Farm Rush
Farmers urged to complete essential house repairs before peak work periods. Advice stresses scheduling repairs early to prevent emergency delays and costly weather or labor bottlenecks during harvest season. Authorities emphasize safety and long term savings from proactive maintenance.
Those Screens for Repairs Offer Cheap Replacement Frames
Those screens that haunted last season with rotten frames and holes can be replaced cheaply. Inspect the premises, note out of order items, list them, and send it to us. We will provide prices on the material needed for repairs and if fences are down you will want our good materials.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Fencing Materials Talk At Local Supply Store
Local fencing materials supplier invites customers to discuss wire fencing options today tomorrow or any time. Staff offer guidance on mesh types staples posts and installation basics.
Papers Barred from Mails in Angla Case
The era and the Republican weekly papers at Angora were barred from U S mail last week by Washington authorities. They advertised a box containing 40 dollars in bills to the holder of a lucky number. A competitor sent copies to Washington and the ad was deemed a lottery and denied mailing. The Herald avoided the issue by removing the advertisement. the Republican edition did likewise.
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L'Era'd
Republican
Angola
United States Mail
Washington
Angela_ postanice
Herald
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Malaria
E S Munday of Henrietta Texas touts Electric Bitters as a pure tonic that cures malaria and expels it from the system, claiming it outperforms quinine without aftereffects. The testimonial notes a brother recovering from malaria fever and jaundice after using the remedy, sold at McClain's drug store for 50 cents with a guarantee.
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Munday
Henrietta
Tex
McClain’s
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