Agricultural notes highlight prizes and dairy stock
The article mentions prize awards for show birds sent to Ohio, Belgian hares from Meadow Brook, and D.T. Roots stock from Pleasant Valley Rabbitry. It also covers farming prices and crop outlook with emphasis on tomatoes, rye, corn, and feeding methods for late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Elite
Meadow Brook
Belgian Hare Co
D.T. Roots
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Roots
May R
Public Sale Notice for Sheep and Hay at Alpine
Public sale to be held at Alpine on September 1. Items include a fine lot of sheep and hay, with a wagon or pen used for the sale. The event starts at 1 p m sharp and will be conducted by Sohn Matney.
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Conan
Bentley Phe Courter War Echoes in Local District
Fragments describe a neighborhood struggle labeled as a war like event in the Seton Gensonia area. Names Alma, Eame Glidewel, and BMileses appear amid a decree and home education notes, with references to Falmouth and Thehaven's Grove.
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Seton Gensonia
Thehaven's Grove
Borg
Paler
Alma
Eame
Evertes
Falmouth
Local Notes from Brookville and Nearby
A stream of social and church news from Brookville area reports Walter Boott’s business moves and families planning relocations. Visitors include Amelia Kingery and Mrs Perdieu with others traveling to Lima Chicago and Indianapolis, plus a large Sunday church class and a drive to Blooming Grove camp.
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Walter Boott
Brookville
East Conners
R. Clifton
Clifton Homestead
Amelia Kingery
Lima
Ohio
Perdieu
Blooming Grove
Marie Moore
Clyde Myer
Omer Kerr
Chicago
R. H. Jerman
Ethel Myer
Louie Osborne
J. D. Lambert
Indianapolis
Harlem
Jim
Shinkles Cure for Dyspepsia Sold at Ward Jemison’s
A reader endorses Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia as the best remedy for stomach troubles after trying it themselves. The ad notes a price of 75 cents and identifies Ward Jemison as the seller.
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Shinkle
Price
Beeson Station Notes from The Courier
Miss Sharlene Moffett and ae Martin of Muncie spend the week with Mabel and Marie Moffett. Minnie Griffin entertained friends to dinner Tuesday. 41 attended monet School at Hawkins School House Sunday. Mrs. Malott and Mrs. Eckard and aow of Brownsville stay with Sam Hurst and Jann y. Mise Mears Booth of Dunlapeville visits relatives nearby. Jesse Harris and family attended the Gilbert Hounton at New Lisbon Tuesday. Mrs. W. of Pleasant Village is in poor health. Bill Null had a painful accident falling from his wheel last Saturday night. Cray Crvy, Inn, Jas. 14, 1897. Dr. W. B. Caldwell, Masticelio. I. Sin: I have seed 8 Pepsin for dyepe and wit. After medicine I now weigh. I have recommended Syrup Pepsin to friends. Ward Jemison
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the Courier
Sharlene Moffett
Ae Martin
Muncie
Mabel
Marie Moffett
Minnie Griffin
Monet School
Hawkins School
Malott
Eckard
Aow
Brownsville
Anw
Sam Hurst
Janny
Mise Mears Booth
Dunlapeville
Jesse Harris
Gilbert Hounton
New Lisbon
Pleasant Village
Bill Null
Cray
Inn
Jas
W. B. Caldwell
H. Smacey
Kitne Hotel
Ward Jemison
Horticultural Meeting Set For Next Thursday Morning
The East Waterloo horticultural group will meet on Thursday of next week at ten o'clock in the morning. The agenda lists reports on papos and themes with revisions noted for the session.
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Enuaal
Thureday
Remus
Fragmentary Kant Street notice hints at public action
On Kant Street a fragmentary notice mentions a form of eviction or public action. The text is garbled but references involvement by A. Haxsors and mentions a petite invitation, suggesting a legal or enforcement context without clear details.
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Kant Street
Evita
Women make strides in business and professions in the west
Attorny ies Murray Whemas Benfield Huet Ellie Mrs Lillian Ratcom daughter of I Zeller and Joseph George, once local residents, travel notes praise women’s growing role. Shortridge impressed by opportunities for women in business and schools. Rancom earns 1200 dollars yearly. four Pike's Peak Daily News sections arrival lists 153 passengers led by Samuel Shortridge and wife. He hopes to travel more and urges not delaying pleasure trips.
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Murray
Whemas Benfield
Huet Ellie
Lillian Ratcom
I. Zeller
Joseph George
Shortridge
Rancom
Pike’s Peak
Samuel Shortridge
Fayett e Co prize winners record tour and shows
Ott Utter returns from a fair tour with prize colors in each stop. At New Castle he spent four days and earned five first prizes and two sweepstakes. In Elwood he kept two first premiums and two premiums with five hogs. He heads to Rushville this week continuing his strong show record. Utter and son deal in thoroughbred Durock stock and anticipate solid market demand for the coming year.
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Ott Utter
New Castle
Elwood
Rushville
Shone
Res
Close Call in Storm Strikes Field Ride
Two workers Ott Utier and Harry Peterede were knocked from their horses during a severe electrical storm. Both men escaped injury as the storm passed after a brief misadventure in the field.
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Ott Utier
Harry Peterede
Etree i
Fragmentary OCR notes on August flower and unnamed topics
Broken text references Augnat Flower and sale items with scattered phrases about cleaning systems and fermentation. The legible parts do not form a coherent event or report. No clear persons organizations dates or places emerge.
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Gallas
Atenton
Kaneas
Bentley
Weet Phe Courter
Vis
Laébeorty
Beeson Station
A. Haxsors
Robt
Uttter
Sam
Ott
Mackinac
Detroit
Be-Glair
St.Clairham
Huron
Teir
Macinac Island
America
Leasie
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati
C. H
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Wrestbound
Enati Vestibule
Hinata Fast Mail
Pater
Crawa Apes
Craw- Fes
Waldo
D.G. Bowlands
Imeepeie Weerin We
Leute and
Cuiseee
Twein
Spr
Gageravwacens
Rere
Connersville
A. Rothermel
Cor
Central Ave
Indiana
J. A. Walls
Valley House
McFarlan
Shams
Aed Laboratory
South Tenth Street
Patmis
Toeek Brio
BRAOG
Drs. Dillman & Moumain
Oolice
Clover Money
Clover Seed Crops
Clover Seeds Moensy
Ned
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