Social and Farm News From Fayette County
Dr. F D White reports on local social and business affairs in Fayette County. Mrs. Sarah J DeHaven has improved her newly purchased property, sampled milk, and hosted a Courier rep. Farmers show strong wheat and clover conditions. J W Hackleman sold five loads of hogs and Fred Hackleman five hundred head of hogs at high prices. George Burris recovers from illness. Louise Painter hosts a fine dinner. Poultry operations by Kehl Broad show progress with two breeds, 300 chicks born this year, and incubators cyphers preferred. Charles Moffett builds a new fence along Rockville Pike. H M Jordan sells a mare to Merrit DeHaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. DeHaven
Jacob Menda
Geo. W. Eddy
Columbia Township
Fayette County
J. W. Hackleman
Fairview Township
Usthiemer & Murray
Fred
Geo
Harold
Fry, Barger
Joseph Pflum
Henry Kehl
Rushville Read
Asa Breen
Tevis
Charles Davis
George K. Burris
Mr. Burris
Mary Painter
Bunker's Hill
Mr. Brumfiel
Centerville
Wayne County
Culberteen Place
Rushville Pike
Oliver L. Nash
Rushville Road
Nash
Counimer
Kehi Broad
Esat Conneraville
Charles E. Moffett
Rockvite Pike
Mr. E. BE. Parie
A Prominent Business Man Endorses Remedy for Dyspepsia
In 1878 1879 R Foster of Terre Haute Indiana recounts severe dyspepsia and nervous headaches. He visited Mr Shinkle at 4th and Chesnut and took a bottle of his dyspepsia remedy which eased symptoms before finishing the first bottle. He praises the medicine and credits Shinkle with its curative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr. Shinkle
R. Foster
N. Third St
Warp
Jemison
Alquina Notes Social Gossip and Local Updates
Local residents share farm notes as Franklin County reports epring fever cases and recoveries. George Holmes builds 200 rods of new fencing southwest of town while Dr. Dale remains busy attending villagers. Frank Dawson, now Battalion Sergeant at Fort Leavenworth, visits and is praised for his promotion and sword. Other items mention oat sowing, new houses, and residents relocating westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holmes
George
Dale
Fred Jackson
Alquina
Frank Dawson
Quakertown
First Infantry
Folce
Fort Lavenworth
Frank
Sargeant
Flint
William Diem
Will Moore
West Ward
Ed Parker
George Corning
What a Lady Says About Shinkle’s Stomach Medicine
A Mrs T L Woods of Indianapolis thanks F L Shinkle for stomach medicine that relieved distress after doctors and many patent remedies failed. She reports feeling entirely well after a few doses and urges others to try the medicine. Lyons Station notes follow with local social news and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
F. L. Shinkle
McFarlay Hotel on Thursdays
The Capital City den tions report a remarkable achievement in dentitions with eight new cases performed as part of a routine weekly operation. Crews and bridge work are praised for efficiency while seating is scheduled each Thursday at McFarren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af McFarren
Unreadable Entry on Medical Case and Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions female complaints and illness tied to an impurity or infection. References to individuals McKeowsa and Ach- appear, but the passage is garbled with no clear event, date, or location to confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeowsa
Obituary of Carl J. Elliott 1896 1901
Carl James Elliott, only son of William and Alice Elliott, born December 27 1896, died April 24 1901 at 7 30 p m. A light in the home with a loving smile, his memory comforts a grieving family. The text reflects religious sentiments and hopes for reunion beyond sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavater
Richter
Leuch
Heaven
Carl James Eliott
William
Alice Elliott
Carl
Carlin the Bright
Hawkins. Local notes and farm updates in The Courier
Miss Maggie Maurer is slowly recovering from a severe measles attack. Amos Kerr sold a horse to Dr. Calloway last week. Charles Ferguson and family visited J. C. Foster and wife on Sunday. neighbors hauled hogs to Longwood for shipment. Carl Alexander's children are entertaining measles. Henry Jordan bought a horse Saturday. Arthur Nelson is indisposed with measles. Daniel Moore of Everton visited Longwood last Tuesday to ship a carload of hogs to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Olive Burke
Ethel Sulton
Milton
Mary Scholl
Charles Douthit
Brownsville
Elias Scholl
Mies Gertrude Hill
Dunlapsville
Emmett Jobe
Hiram Eshelman
Maud Price
Science of the Courier
Maggie Maurer
Amos Kerr
Dr. Calloway
Charles Ferguson
J. C. Foster
Longwood
Carl Alexander
Henry Jordan
Arthur Nelson
Daniel Moore
Everton
Indianapolis
Easy Cure for Cold with Krause’s Cold Cure
Advertises Krause's Cold Cure Capsules priced at 25 cents. Claims three capsules during the day and two before bed promote rest and quick relief, with improved movement of the bowels next morning. Sold by McKennan & Ashworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
McKennan & Ashworth
Cent$900 Yearly Opportunity for Staff Positions
Men and women of good address to represent us sought for travel and local work with a $900 yearly salary plus commissions and expenses. Rapid advancement in an old established house. Pleasant, permanent position with liberal income and future. Write at once to STAFFORD PRESS New Haven Conn. Bw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Press
Church &T
Wannamaker Sire Listed For Stud At Connersville Farm
The horse Wannamaker described as a seal brown stallion with star on the forehead and white hind foot will stand at a Connersville area farm. Bred by Charles Caffray and related to Robby P and Jonnie Cobb, Wannamaker ages two with sprint times cited. stud fee set at 16 dollars to insure to stand and suck, with emphasis on value to road horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Maker
Aire
Verne
Fairview Hell
Lulu Mey
Wannamaker
Charles Caffray
Robby P
Giles Noyes
Wizzard
Gue Fellows
Dawn Julia
Happy Medium
Julia
Maxie Cobb
Jonnie Cobb
Willie Hogston
Connersville
Cela
A. W. A. Hanson
Balmedie Prince Clydesdale Stallion Sold in Scotland
Balmedie Prince 9188 is a dark brown Clydesdale with white markings bred by James Cranston and foaled Feb 5 1888. Imported in Aug 1899 by Alex Galbraith Janesville Wisconsin. Sire Prince of Wales noted as a leading Clydesdale. Balmedie Prince will stand at G W Baker’s breeding stables near Milton Indiana in 1901 at 15 dollars to insure mare in foal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmedie Prince
James Cranston
Tinwall House
Dumfries
Scotland
Alex Galbraith
Janesville
Wis
Maggie
Farmer
Duke of Rothesay
Lofty
Prince of Wales
Prince Alvian
G. W. Baker
Milton
Ind
Campsie Jr. Sire and Breeding Prospect at Bentley Stables
Campsie Jr. a black Morgan horse by Bur Baker's Old Campsie out of Blue Bull dam, with Wallace dam by Old Wallace. Owned by JJ Fletcher Henry County Tud, shown as strong build and good mobility. He will stand at stud in 1901 near Bentley Indians from mid April to June, fee ten dollars to insure a living foal, with services by Fo M. Haygen and Frank M. Hencon managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbaker
Old Campsie
Black Hawk Morgan Horse
Campsie Jr
Bentley
Everton
Fo M. Haygen
Frank M. Hencon
Mgr
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F. D. White
Adame
H. M. Jordan
Hawkins
Merrit DeHaven
T. L. Woods
Nordykeave
Jenison
Lyons Station
L'Agt DE la Mops
Morse-Broughton Co
East Ninteenth Street
New York
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicago
Ill
Indiana
A. M. Andrews
Central Avenue
D. W. Rigrish
Opera Drug Store
Clydesdale Stallion
George McKaiy
Troy
Ohio
Mondel
England
Eaton
Preble County
Suckl
Jetter
Preble County Fair
Lyons Staion
W. E. Brown
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