Notes of Interest Gleaned from Exchanges
A digest of regional notes reports a population of 10 232 for a Shelbyville directory, Rushville publisher John Rutledge starting an independent weekly, Frnk Allen's fatal street collision near Ivansville, and the Liberty Bell being exhibited at St Louis Exposition but returning via Indianapolis. It notes a city council street fair ordinance in Newcastle, Rochester buying stock in Knox Shoe, Plymouth doctor Geo R Reynolds killed at a crossing, Mark Twain declining a lecture offer at Indiana University, smallpox cases in Evansville, August Green's suicide, women armed with revolvers in Frankfort, pressure on Durbin for a pardon, Richmond artist Charlies Connor settling near Fountain City, horseback wheat sowing near Milton, Evansville stabbing death, and a river-dragging manhunt for a suicide.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Popular in Foreign Lands
Familiar with its good qualities, readers know Chamberlains Cough Remedy cures colds and grip effectively and may prevent pneumonia. It contains no opium, is safe for babies and adults, and is pleasant to take. Foreign and domestic buyers esteem it highly and few choose any other after trying it. For sale by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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Chamberlain
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J. H. McCarty & Son
Bassett Speaks at Union County Meeting
Elmer E Bassett of Sheryville, candidate for Rush prosecuting attorney, spoke at a meeting introduced by Will Henley. The audience enjoyed stories and coincidences as the event featured a lively drum ensemble and noted attendance by local citizens of Carthage.
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Will Henley
J. Sparks
Union
Rush
Shelby
Sparks
Elmer E. Bassett
Sheryville
James E. Watson
Carthage
Weekly market review and notes on corn and oats
A compact review of market sentiment for ceptional commodities. It notes weakness in corn and oats, large new crop prospects, and shifting trader expectations. It references Russian shipments, European demand, and anticipated meat reports, with caution on the market’s next move and yield accuracy. A minister testimonial promotes Electric Bitters for health improvements.
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Holdera
Herame Tan
Pacific Coast
Jinan
Comercial
Montain
Spiceland and Carthage clash ends with protest at kick
In Spiceland Indiana Oct 8 a football game between Carthage and Spiceland was halted with seven seconds left in the first half after Publow of Carthage scored on a play labeled a place kick by the referee who ruled it not a kick. Carthage protested the call as “raw” and left the field.
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Wheeler & Wilsor
Spiceland
Ind
Carthage
Publow
Indianapolis Sentinel
U. S
C.H S
Hls
Lied
Sodevianis Ha
Finke
Buc Stanley
C. H
Hogs
H.S
Capt. Coffin
Beber
Pahblow
Rushville and Carthage Face Off In Prep Football
Local teams prepare for a clash as Rushville details lineups and coach Ora Herkiess, while Carthage boasts a near spotless three year defensive record. Knightstown edges Greenfield in recent high school play and a note on upcoming Nashville game plans ends the report.
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Rushville
Shelbyville
Plainiview Wife Healed by Foley's Honey and Tar
W W Baker of Plainview Nebraska reports his wife suffered fifteen years with illness and spent over $1000 seeking relief. A friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and the remedy saved her life and restored health after a decade of poor wellbeing. Refuse subeti res J. 1, Me arty & Son.
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W. W. Baker
Plainiview, Neb
Foley
Subetires J. 1
Arty & Son
Wagon wreck ties logs and axle injury in town
A wagon carrying two logs broke its rear axle and overturned near the Mallory jivery, dumping logs onto the street. The incident damaged the axle, but the logs remained secured by the remaining power, allowing quick clearance and transfer to another wagon. No serious injuries reported.
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Ol Mattox
Mallory
Many Mothers Endorsing Cham bers Cough Remedy
A Cordova Iowa mother testifies that her child suffered severe croup and that Cham berlain s Cough Remedy promptly brought relief. She notes many local mothers share this view and prefer this remedy for their children. product sold by Hy Kcantly and Son.
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Irs
Piimer
Cordova
Iowa
Chamerlain
Gale
Som
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