Indiana Forester John P Brown in Black Hills
John P Brown secretary of the Indiana Forestry Association arrives in Deadwood to study Black Hills forests. He will inspect conditions, assess tree species value, and evaluate insect damage for potential protection and commercial use during a three to four day visit.
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John P. Brown
Black Hills
Indiana Forestry Association
Pioneer‘Times
Deadwood
Connersville
Indiana
American Forestry Association
Indiana Association
Beawn
Forester
Anerican Forestry Association
Catalpa
Tiportinesco
Brown
Montana
Californis
Nevada
Ando Te
Local Social News From Blooming Grove and Nearby
Misses Gurit Lizzie Bane Pearl Kimble Slary M Clure Nellie Thorpe attended events while Miss Mary Watkins visited relatives. Mrs M Alfinon visited Connersville. Clyde Jinks is home. Mr Metevia of Cambridge City toured the streets. James Sterwood and Mary E Watkins were married by Rev J L Brown. Mrs Kate More gifted Blooming Grove residents. Edith Lennard sails for Antwerp with friends. Chess Martindale and family visited over Sunday.
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Moore
Optician
Abe
Daookvile
Gurit
Lizzie Bane
Pearl Kimble
Slary M Clure
Nellie Thorpe
Mary Watkins
M. Alfinon
Connersville
Clyde Jinks
Metevia
Cambridge City
James Sterwood
Blooming Grove
Mary E. Watkin
J. L Brown
Kate More
Will Blacklidge
Edith Lennard
New York
Antwerp
Germany
Maly
England
France
Chess Martindale
Community Notes from the Camrter Society
Correspondents report births and visits in Camrter. Born to Beeson and a pound boy. Lizzie Manlove and Mandy Weaver visited Nan Philpot. Lizzie Cummings entertained John Hubble Frank Williams Flora Manlove Mabél Overhiser. John T. Manlove returned from Texas with his grandson. Nellie Lola Eunice Manlove Peete and Luella Mius Eline Williams visited the Misses Overhiser.
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Camrter
Beeson
Biv
Scurbin
Lizzie Manlove
Mandy Weaver
Nan Philpot
Lizzie Cummings
John Hubble
Frank Williams
Flora Manlove
Mabél Overhiser
John T. Manlove
Texas
Mises Nellie
Lola
Eunice Manlove Peete
Luella Ph Mius- Eline
Williams
Overhiser
Fragmentary ad copy teases health remedies and old age worry
A garbled advertisement fragment mocks aging and fatigue while touting Caldwell's remedy and Peppein. It mentions costs per bottle and placeholder names, with scattered product hints and unclear endorsements.
Rural Notes on Wheat Prospects and Local Farming
Rural notes from Connersville and surrounding townships report wheat yields in Posey and Harrison, with expectations of 2 to 3 hundred bushels in Harrison and new crops promising fine grain. Other items note Belgian hare meat interest, corn promising 60 to 80 bushels per acre, and improvements like Ostheimer’s patent watering vessel for hogs. Local farmers discuss salvage from wheat failures and advise clover and wheat field management.
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Homer Dinkate
Bel
E. H. Lake
Dukate
Miltop Trusler
Acer Bentley
Harrison Township
Chinaman
Chessman
Miltos Sparks
Charles Lamberson
Posey
Derbyshire
Creorge Oetheimers
D. TL Roote
Oostheimer
Rev. Nellum
Laurel
Usl
Wm. Paesmore
S. K. Henry
Waterloo Township
S Snall
Mr. Henry
Henery
Henry
Connersville
C. M. Bell
Union County
Bell
Paul Davis
Horace Davis
Fayette Co
Indiana Territory
Indianapolis
Local notes and visits mark small-town week
Bunker, Hile correspondent reports minor weather and lightning damage at a building. Several residents including Mrs Carrie Baker and Mrs Jane Bundrant visit relatives, with church services and July 1st collection noted. Neighbors Henry Schall and family visit Chas Holland, and Lucia Hall with Barbara Roots attend the C E Society event.
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Johd Burris
Dante
Sdmoa OchtleFée
Bhicpman Ithy
Connereville
Carrie - Baker
Joneshoro
Grant Co
Ind
Josee Clawson
Yancee
John Barris
Lucia “Hall
Barbara Roots
Glenwood
C. E. Society
Not Fashionable to Die Yet Says Advertised Remedy
It claims the reader must digest the food causing eructation and headache or die. Promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation indigestion stomach trouble and sick headache with a sales pitch at Ward Jemington.
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Dr. Caldwell
Beeson Station Social News Roundup
Mrs Ed Mockwart returns to Muncie after a two weeken visit with her mother and relatives. Mrs Kate Swafford visits Centerville with her daughter. Minnie Griffin and Bertha Harris stay over with Otto and Marcia Green. Elbert Caldwell ships hogs Saturday. Mrs Jesse Harris shops in Cambridge City Friday. Mrs Sant Huret hosts Mrs Ed Mockwart. Mrs C Moffett and Mrs Ed Mockwart visit Mrs Eliot Harcris last Thursday.
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the Courier
Ed Mockwart
Muncie
Kate Swafford
Centerville
Minnie Griffin
Bertha Harris
Otto
Marcia Green
Elbert Caldwell
Jesse Harris
Cambridge City
Sant Huret
C. Moffett
Eliot Harcris
Warning on Prussic Acid and Stomach Medicine Mistakes
An obituary style notice cautions that death resulted from taking prussic acid by mistake and warns that misusing medicine is the worst error, urging readers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion constipation or stomach trouble. The notice signs Ash Ward Jemison.
Lyons Station News Notes and Upcoming Services
Sunday services at the Lutheran church were well attended with Rev H Mount of Connersville preaching. Mount and Halverstadt exchanged pulpits. Miss Pearl Strough of Springfield Ohio visited her sister. Rev Finley of the Christian church plans to sail for Europe and the Holy Land. Alpha Gise and Tom Stanley went to the river to apple. The P O S of A met Friday for officer elections. Prof Prince of Springfield Ohio will visit Lyons Station to support Wittenberg College. Hay harvest looks promising. From July 1 Lutheran services will be every other Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Courier
H. Mount
Connersville
Mount
Halverstadt
Pearl Strough
Springfield
Ohio
Finley
Christian Church
Europe
Holy Land
Alpha Gise
Tom Stanley
Apple
P. O
Prof
Prince
Lyons Station
Wittenburg College
Lutheran Church
Josiah Allen’s Wife Goes a Visitin
The piece previews Josiah Allen’s Wife Observant and critical as she accompanies her husband in a new Ladies’ Home Journal sketch series. Mrs. Holly’s humor and homely philosophy drive the critique of those they visit, touted as her best yet with the August Journal featuring the first sketch.
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Josiah Allen
Ladies’ Home Journal
Yasmine
Josiah
Holly
Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia Mentioned in Ut Letter
A July 18 1888 item from Fortville Indiana references F L Shinkle of Muncie and a request to forward a prepaid charge for Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia. It notes Brewster & Thomas and a call to M Hassett for bicycle tires and repairs.
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Fortville
Ind
F. L. Shinkle
Muncie
Ted
Shinkle
Brewster & Thomas
Werd Jemicon
M. Hassett
Local Notices from The Courier Provide Community Happenings
The Courier reports John T. Huston sold hogs to Charles Hawking and moved them to Falmouth on Monday. Whooping cough is present in the neighborhood as Amor Kerr and wife visit Sam Gerber and wife. Arthur Nelson recovers from a cat bite, Rev. Wines keeps his Sunday appointment, and John P. Nelson recovers from a horse kick. Samuel Gerber sells 36 hogs to Elbert Caldwell. Vera Noble suffers with whooping cough. Continue subscription for the Countra.
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Courier
John T. Huston
Charles Hawking
Falmouth
Amor Kerr
Sam Gerber
Arthur Nelson
John P. Nelson
Samuel Gerber
Elbert Caldwell
Vera Noble
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Jackson Tp
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E. Manrove & Foxs
Conseraville
Bunker, Hile
Fayette County
Lana
Yas'e
Vaive
Vatun Lave
Naneof
A 'Ehniogs Ewe Corporation Seeeges Ae Ty
Nahi Thedas
Lo sMher
Ps Wateliod
Fairview Townahip
Reese Tate
Beeson Station
LYONS
Beckett & Starr
Roy Wilkes
Adrain Wilkes
George Wilkes
Ue Bull
Bull-of-the Woods
Am. Eelipse
Quicksilver
Tip
Beamie
U.S
iGwer
Blau Wilkes
Ky Toy Tony
Harley
Tilly
Willie Edbibuve
Capronee
Roy
Dai
Hiworoy
Royallab
Tee
Gummer Keee
Harry Lewis
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Riverside Park
Rushville
Capital City
McParlay Kotal
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