Rural Notes Highlight Wheat Timing and Crop Advice
Farmers debate sowing dates for wheat and Hessian fly risk with expert opinion from Professor Ligsta in Fayette county. The piece encourages seed germination testing and notes State Fair start dates, plus a forecast of higher wheat prices as Northwest shortages bite. Also covered are growing trade figures with Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines detailing sugar and tobacco imports and relative values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor' Ligsta
Fayette County
X¢in
Indiana
Northwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Royal Horticultural Society
London
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Islands
United States
Hawaii
Portolco
Miss Katie Alley Visits Metamora and Local Notices
Correspondence from the Courier notes Miss Katie Alley visiting her Metamora home last week. The item mentions social plans here, visits by Misses Josephine Elliott and Cecil Elliott to Chicago, and local attendance at a Missionary meeting at Mt Zion. Also records Bert Murray and guests from Muncie visiting, Mrs Dan Brumfiel and son returning from Rome City, and Attorney R N Elliott visiting his ill mother Eliza Elliott. Additional items include Dan Brumfie with Milton Trussler, Mt Zion service, upcoming district school teachers, and local shop notes about Jemison wheels and a corn cutter. Several from here plan to attend John Matney's sale Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Katie Alley
Metamora
Josephine
Cecil
Elliott
Chicago
Mr. Claypool
Ear
Canneraville
Mt. Zion
Bert Murray
G Entlemwnian
Ladyriends
Muncie
Samuel Murray
Dan Brumflel
Rome City
R. N. Elliott
Eliza Elliott
Dan Brumfie
Milton Trussler
East Connersville
Hedges
Mt. Zionay
Ey Heck
Webster
Jemison
Nepal
Nef
John Matney
One Half the News From Bridgton Neighbor
A fragmentary notice from Bridgton Indiana references Joe Conk and Dr Caldwell and a product named Byrap Papeln claimed to cure constipation indigestion and sick headache. The text is garbled but points to a local referral for skepticism about the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conk
Bridgton
Ind
Dr. Caldwel
Cook
Caldwalle
Byrap Papeln
Local social notes and gatherings in Waterloo and vicinity
Earnest 9 of the Courier lists numerous social events from Waterloo area including gatherings hosted by Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Green. Attendance includes families like Caldwell Harris Houseworth and Jobe with neighbors picnicking in Horace Hurat's woods and church farewells at Robinson's Chapel. Obituary mentions Mrs. Grace, age 40, buried in Franklin County after services by Bro. John Byrne.
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Mike Marcia Murray
Elijah Haret
Mesdames
John Caldwell
Robert Henry
Ben Wright
Clara Houseworth
Levi Green
Ella Harris
Bescau’s
Grandma Green
J. J. Uale
Hedges
Mt. Carmel
Ant. Thomas
John Jobe
Clair
Stanley
Springersville
Green Bros
Horace Hurat
Maplewood
Robinson's Chapel
Bro. Jones
Curt Ranck
Arthur Cheeseman
Jesse Lambert
Wayne Co
Robert, Henry
Earnest Jones
Elia
Clara Wall
Emma Ranck
Glen Miller Park
Richmond
Indiana
Ohio
Anderson Grace
Grace
Franklin County
John Byrne
Robinson’s
Town Folks Enjoy Dinners and Visits Around Milton
Mrs Ida Gauze and two sons dined with Mr and Mrs Chas Wilson south of Milton Thursday. Nellie Jones spent last week at Richmond. Marvin Wallace and sister Dora attended Institute in the city. L P Zeller and wife of Connerville visited Chas Wilson and wife Thursday. Gar Trotter returned from Missouri with grandmother Mrs Gray. Mr and Mrs Dora Crist vacationed at Petoskey. Ross Murray of Lewisville visited Sunday.
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The
Courier
Ida Gauze
Chas. Wilson
Nellie Jones
Richmond
Marvin Wallace
Dora
City
L. P. Zeller
Conneraville
Thura‘tay Gee
Gar Trotter
Missouri
Beeson Station Notes And Residents Visit
Beeson Station records mention Lambert Moffett with a new rubber tire buggy. Mr Frank Wallace and wife were guests of Dave Griffin and family last Sunday. Miss Zeila Martin and Charline Moffett returned home to Munele Saturday after visiting Mable and Marie Moffatt. Jeasie Harris and wife hosted dinner Sunday. Robert Hamilton and wife Abner Whipple and wife Miss Gardar or Iden bankee and mother from Cambridge were present. Levi Green hauled a load of hoge Monday. Miss Ells Barris visited Mrs Nick Wissel last Friday.
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Cambridge Ty
Levi Green
Ells Barris
Mra
Nick Wissel
When Your Heart Platters Not Heart Disease
An advice piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Pepsin as a remedy for heart flutter symptoms and shortness of breath, claiming it cures after one use and should be kept in every home. Ward Jeniow signs the endorsement.
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Dr. Caldwell
Ward Jeniow
Local Social Notes From Eaton to Blooming Grove
Residents and visitors travel between Eaton Rushville Glenwood Brookville and New Castle. Families attend mite-box opening at Mt Zion and a farmers meeting near Liberty. Miss Grace Clifton visits with Deemev and Mrs Starr of Beckett Starr. Connersville firm. Mrs Will Starr reports. Mrs. Blooming Grove widow Grace Clifton buried.
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Lulu Barnes
E. K. Rockafellar
Mt. Zion
Bula Barnes
New Castle
Clyde Myer
Omer Kerr
Chicago
Moore
Jackson Township
Soversl
Liberty
Grace Clifton
Deemie
Will Starr
Beckett & Starr
Connersville
Blooming Grove
Letter from Clarence resident praises Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Clarence Iowa resident Clark Smith writes about using Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for years with relief from constipation indigestion and dyspepsia praising its effectiveness and recommending the remedy to others as "that excellent medicine."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Iowa
Clark Smith
Caldwell
Jamison
Alquina Notes Show Town Moves and Festive Tumult
The Courier reports a lively week in Alquina with church events and a festival including a dance and games. Local business updates note new housing by Enos & Co and Ed Dean moving to town, while residents plan futures and attend Sabbath School. A health ad for Warner and a misprint about constipation remedies appear in community notices.
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Philipino
William Hiome
Grocey
Marion
Enos & Co
Gordon
I. O. Chance
Population of the United States 1900 contest announced
The Cincinnati Enquirer offers $25 000 for nearest correct 1900 US population excluding new acquisitions. Subscribers pay $1 for a year, with eleven subscriptions and guesses for $20. Prizes shared if tied. Contest closes October 31 at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Territories
District of Columbia
Wexx.y Enquirer
Waeek.y Enquirer
Enquirer Company
Cinnati, O
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Nulltown
the Courier
Wallace
America
Camela
Royal Roman Hippodrome
Nelson Family
Stirks
Dellameads
Mlle
Norada
Leon
Milton
Beeson Station
Everton
Alquina
Ed Dean
Lyons Station
Tommy
Cora Scudder
Donaphan
Nebraska Fe
J.W. Dye
William Price
Wilson Hill
Les Bruce
Burt
Ed Mabee
Court Layson
George Hornung
Fred Jackson
A. P. Helvie
Shield's Livery Stable
Eset Fifth Street
Frazee
Connersville, Ind
J. H. Morrison
John E. Chitwood
M. B. Comsville
West 10Th
Ofrica
McFarlan Block
Ais
Pyrenees
Acre & White
McFarlan Hotel
I. B. Young
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