Local and Personal News of Everton Area
Everton residents visit the city for church work and shopping while other locals receive medical updates and attend funerals. Residents travel to Indianapolis New Castle and Brookville for appointments and family events. A theft report near Arlington and a charge involving a county jail incident are noted among ongoing community affairs.
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2. Lampe
Cincinnati
Parry Guttman
Will Goodwin
New Castle
Florea
1908 styles in ready to wear skirts at Shera McIntosh
Local shoppers are urged to visit Shera and McIntosh for 1908 styles in ready to wear dress skirts and stamped white lawn waists for embroidering priced at $1.00. The notice also highlights new arrivals and upcoming Saturday sales.
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Shera & McIntosh’s
D&w
Shera & A Mcintosh
S. D&w
Williard Rammiel
Cambridge City
J. N. Falls
Roy Williams
Will Thatcher
Kalapiazoo
Mich
Thatcher
Stiles
Player
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Grippe Coughs
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for la grippe coughs, claiming it stops the cough and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. It stresses the genuine product in a yellow package and warns against substitutes, sold by O. McKennan & Son.
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Foley
O. McKennan & Son
Stamps requested to avoid rural delivery delays
Postmaster Moffett urges rural patrons to keep stamps on hand and avoid placing loose coins in mailboxes. He recommends small wooden caps or tins in boxes for coins when needed to buy stamps, to prevent delays and extra handling by rural carriers.
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Moffett
How to Avoid Pneumonia by Foley's Honey and Tar
A promotional note claims Foley's Honey and Tar prevents pneumonia and lung trouble from colds. Dr. C. J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan cites severe pneumonia cases improved with the remedy. The ad urges asking for Foley's Honey and Tar and rejecting substitutes.
Advertised Letters List for Connersville Indiana Week Ended January 27 1408
Post office announces remaining letters including Mrs Berthalance Miss ucitiii Hedhiner John tier Co A Litlieh Maxwell Carrice Ca Manager Shittie Book R A Rankin R A Smith Mrs Warner Stith Miss Alice Spires Alzeno Winslow Miles K Mok with call for recipients to claim and reference ad.
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Connersville
Indiana
Berthalance
Ucitiii Hedhiner
John Tier
Coa
Litlieh
Maxwell Carricse
Shittie Book
R.A. Rankin
R.A. Smith
Warner Stith
Alice Spires
Alzeno Winslow
Miles K. Mok
Bo M
Deafness Cure Promised By Hall’s Catarrh Cure
A Cleveland article promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering 100 dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured. It explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces and urges readers to mail for circulars.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
7Ic
Halls
Seventy Years Ago in Harrison Township Mills and Trades
An 19th century reminiscence by C. Meriker recounts Harrison township life seventy years ago with six saw mills and three grist mills, local furnitures and wagon shops, potash making, and a tanned bark industry. He notes the first mills near Williams Creek, Lick Creek, and river sites, plus early trades and a tannery network that supported farmers before modern roads.
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Connersville
Maplewood
Tharrison Township
Williams Creek
Phinnes
Posey
Mils
Lewis
Major Trowbridge
Potter Kerr
Moffett and Perrin
Lick Creek
Que Talls Caplin
Lewis Florea
Kings
Santhavest
Bedhead
Thomas Molter
Wis
Othis
Joshua Wiehltman
Wishtianmound Anson King
King
Jagier
Johnston
D “Y
Patrick McCurvis
Aly
Wil
William
Mayfretder
Patrick McCares
Meeher
Jacob Newkirk
William Newkirk
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Jacob
Thomas Moffett
Harrison Township
Indiana
Meriker
Hulda DeHaven Dead. Payette County Resident Dies at Home
Hulda DeHaven a lifelong Payette County resident died Sunday afternoon at her Virginia Avenue home after a long heart illness. She moved to town in 1935 and was active in the Grand Avenue Church. Survived by husband Parine DeHaven two children Latelia Bridgman and Comes DeHaven four grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 from the Tate residence with Rev John Abidlan and Rev S D Moore officiating burial in City Cemetery.
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Harry Mobinson
West Court Street
Austin Ford
Arlington
Rushville
Christianna Beck
West Seventh Street
Robert Thompson
Greenfield
Indiana
Harry Shirkey
George Cain
T. J. Clark
Henry Silvey
Willard Woolley
A. W. Hotchkiss
City Cemetery
Hulda Detijiwen
Payette County
Virginia Avenue
Sabiuvday
Raeloek
Sumbergs Sereine
Peacenid
Dedliver
Haukdah Pavey
Uarrison
Danmary
Fier
Sammaer
Mars Pavey
Thscomnts
Fara
Alves
DeHaven
Orfaber
Doris Irene Bridg
Supvive
Detlaver
Hfe
Harrison Township
Maplewood
John Maehblan
Grand Avenue Mo. ML
Dellavera
O'Cloek
Tate
John Abidhlan
DL Moore
Chemical Engine Performs Efficient Fire Response
A fire department report notes the chemical engine executed prompt work after a blaze at Seliffetite's store on east Pifeh Street near Gwentuitnudes. The engine’s operation avoided further damage as flames were extinguished quickly and the public praised the department with cigars.
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Seliffetite’s
Pifeh Street
Gwentuitnudes
Porenooth
Katie Held
Promi
Dauigee
Pfeiffer’s Brief Visit to Indianapolis
Milton Pfeiffer traveled to Indianapolis today for a short visit. He arrived by train and planned light engagements around the city, with no scheduled meetings announced.
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Milton Pfeiffer
Bndianapolia
Sbort Vinit
Political maneuvering as Bryan weighs continued presidential bid
Report covers possible talks among Democrats and supporters in Washington about whether William Jennings Bryan should quit the presidential race. It notes pressure from party figures, possible alternative nominees like Governor Johnson or Turner, and efforts to present facts showing Bryan may lack convention strength.
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Stoo Louis
bBiasa
Cayman
Deir
Amon
Hits Opathy
Washington
Shani Achimier
Brean
George Gray
Judson Horton
Henry Watterson
Democratic National Committee
Femore
Johnson
Minnesota
Mar Dturnton
Ohio
Bevan
New York
Resting places and strange fates in a rural cemetery
In a rural cemetery a rambling verse paints graves and memories. It mentions a man who blew into a muzzle, a daring youngster near a passing train, a hired man who started a fire, and others linked to accidents and odd fates. The fragment evokes loss and mystery among headstones.
Fragmentary OCR Confused Scene Describes Editor Scene
The readable lines hint at a 70 ton engine and a bleak field with bones, mentioning a man who tries to whit the editor. Context and attribution are unclear due to damaged text.
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Potters
Back At Glenwood Daily Returns Amid Swindle Rumors
Reports detail Erskine Daily's return to Glenwood amid discuss of a long-dead confidence scheme. Sheridan Carthenspeet Stamper White and a green goods worker allegedly plotted to swindle a well-to-do individual, with Daily aiding before money vanished.
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Lshine Dieity
Glenwood
Hest Nigine
Wead
Rushville
Ench
Erskine
Ssdq
Min
Stamper White
Suddren Youth and Wife Plan Summer in O8 bebo
The Suddren couple announce plans to depart Plarsday for O8 bebo to spend the summer, signaling a temporary relocation for seasonal living.
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Suddren
Plarsday
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