Local News Briefs From Middletown Area
Mrs Elwood Stanley and children visit sister Mrs Levi Green near Middletown Indiana. John Jobe and family visit Henry Scholl Lyons Station. Miss Mattie Frant visits Miss Grace Christman. Reese Eby brings cattle to home place from lower farm. Mrs Jollett Mt Carmel visits Ed Hedges. Miss Elkins Muncie visits sister Mrs Court Troxel. Abe Troxel family visits Geo Brattain Harrisburg. Sunday school attendance 35 with space for 135. Rev F R Finley preaches at school house Sunday July 22 after Sunday school. Attendees urged to arrive earlier.
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The
Courier
Elwood Stanley
Middletown
Ind
Levi Green
Ohn Jobe
Henry Scholl
Lyons Station
Mattie Frant
Grace Christman
Reese Eby
Jollett
Mt. Carmel
Ed Hedges
Missee Elkins
Muncie
Rs. Court Troxel
Abe Troxel
Geo. Brattains
Harrisurg
F. R. Finley
Dyspepsia Remedies and Local Notices From Ludlow
A jumble of letters and notices from Ludlow Kentucky and nearby towns. J P McCuen reports using pi medicine and asks for five more bottles. Local mentions include visits, a church event, a death tied to Prassic Acid error, and an ad promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
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Motive Power
Ludlow
F. L. Shinkle
Muncie
Ind
Express
J.P. McCuen
3D Met
Caldwell
Metamora Social Notes Trickle Through Harrison Visitations
Miss Nellie and Mary Thorpe are visiting Rose Tracy and family in Harrison Ohio. John Campbell returns to Cincinnati after a few days with relatives. Laurel draws many locals on the Fourth. George Kimble and Pearl go to Cincinnati. Pearl stays in the city. Wn Hunton visits sister Mrs. Howard Gordon. Clara Shaw rides to Brookville. Mike Staub homed from Anderson on a visit. Carl Anderson Cora Banes Chas Redmond and Mary McClure attend local events.
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the Courier
Nellie
Mary Thorpe
Rose Tracy
Harrison
Ohio
John Campbell
Cincinnati
Laurel
George Kimble
Pearl
Mr. Kimble
Wn. Hunton
Howard Gordon
Clara Shaw
Brookville
Mike Staub
Anderson
Carl Anderson
Cora Banes
Chas Redmond
Mary McClure
Local residents active with travels and visits
George Clouds and family returned to Indianapolis Tuesday after visiting his sister Mrs. Banes. Rev J B Brown returned Saturday from Shelby county. Rev L E Brown lectured at the Christian church Tuesday with the topic A Batch of Biscuits. Mrs Prudence and Mrs Kate Allison visiting relatives in Huntington.
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Connersville
George Clouds
Indianapolis
Banes
Rev. J
Brown
Shelby County
Rev
L. E. Brown
The
Christian Church
Prudence
Kate Allison
Huntington
Ind
August Flower touted by professor as universal remedy
Prof Houton reports in travels over ten years meeting many users of Cireen's August Flower for dyspepsia liver and stomach derangements and constipation. He praises it for office workers with headaches from irregular habits and claims it does not harm the system. Sample bottle offered at McKennan Ashworth's. sold widely.
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Kay
EV. M. W. Everhart
M. E
Carlinville
Champaign
West Jacksonville
Dr.Kay
B. J. Kay Medical Co
Spriggs
Joy
Connersville
Ind
Ward
Alligator Drugs
Prof. Houton
McKennan & Ashworth’s
Local notes from Bentonville and Indianapolis crowd
Measre Homer Florea and James E Mason visit Ft Wayne with friends Bertha and Nellie Manlove. Indianapolis crowd reports a large turnout for the 4th. Wood sold to Mr Roth of Cambridge City. Bertha Irwin and John T Manlove family updates. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised as a cure for indigestion with Ward Jemison selling it.
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Courier
Homer Florea
James E. Mason
Bertha
Nellie Manlove
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
James E. Philpott
Roth
Cambridge City
Bertha Irwin
John T. Manlove
Will van Buskirk
John Scott, Sr
John L. Manlove
Homer i
Rural Notes Highlight Fayette County Farming Life
A Courier report from Fayette County details farm tours by J. S. Little and wife, praising farming knowledge, crops, and livestock. It covers Harrison Davis’s diverse holdings, a remarkable Holstein cow, fertilizer talks with E R Lake, wheat yields, Niger and Rudy varieties, and plans for 1898 seed and fertilizer use. It also mentions local threshers, hog profits, and a vivid farm visit to Sizelove’s flourishing garden and poultry grounds. The piece closes with community notes on independence found in farming and a testimonial about Syrup of Pepsin from Eva J. Sweet.
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J. S. Little
Fayette County
Orange
Fairview
Poland
China
Mr. Davie
Mr. Davis
E. R. Lake
Rudy
Lake
Wm. T. Murray
S. 8
Merrifield
Daniel Kerscheer
George Ostheimer Jr
Mr. Moffett
Fred Sizelove
Posey Township
Mr. Sizelove
Mra Ferguson
Attempted Burglary At Patrick Ready's Blacksmith Shop
Saturday morning the south door of Patrick Ready's Sons Blacksmith shop was found ajar and the safe studied by amateurs. The tumble knob was broken, no drilling seen, and the shop held tools that could drill walls yet no further entry was made. Mr Ready opened the safe to retrieve his books and cash. No clues to the robbers are known.
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Patrick Ready
Mr Ready
Not Fashionable to Die Yet, Digest This Food Now
A promotional item touts Dr Caldy ols Sernyp Pepsin for constipation indigestion stomach trouble and headaches. It mentions Ward Jeminson as the location.
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Dr. Caldy Ols
Ward Jeminson
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Bentonville
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