Two Women Credit Peruna For Spring Catarrh Escape
A Nash ville Tennessee resident Estelle Campbell reports Peruna helped her recover from nervous prostration and fatigue after overwork. A New York City man Frank Williams says two months on Peruna restored his health after malaria and a run down condition. The ad claims Peruna has no narcotics and offers long term, confidential use.
Simmer barn personals and city visits noted
Rige to let at Simmer barn. Loeb's Store and J Loeb's ads highlight goods like skirts and carpets. John Lewis of Cayuga visited. Ed Ewart and Charles Reeves from Newtown called on relatives. June 20 social at Catholic parsonage invited. mortgage notes offered by Little Jones. Fletcher Martin welcomed a boy.
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Catholic Parsonage
Ed. Ewart and
Charles Reeves
Newtown
Peruna Guard Against Spring Catarrh Warned
Peruna never fails to prevent spring catarrh or nervous prostration if taken in time. The claim is presented as a health advisory style line. Readers are encouraged to start the remedy early to avoid seasonal malaise.
Buckner's perfumes and local social notices
Community reminders note Buckner's as a perfume source and report a Catholic church Jane social on the parsonage lawn June 20. The item also records residents traveling, excursions to Indianapolis, real estate dealings near Mott, and local shop inventories and fittings from J H Fowler and J Loeb stores.
Bankrupt sale prices on new and stylish clothing at J Loeb stores
A jumble of brief items notes a church dedication at Hillsdale on Sunday the Fourth celebrated at the fair grounds by Bosweil and others. Mentions include patent medicines wool purchases in Dana and local visits by residents with interest in Falton Yeddo and Newtown beat correspondents and a real estate listing. The County Superintendents' Association meets in Indianapolis June 28 to 30.
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J. Loeb
oThe County Superintendents' Association
State House
Indianapolis
Richland township plans commencement exercises tomorrow night
Local notices report Richland township commencement events for tomorrow night and other community happenings. The column lists births deaths and visits, with social notices from Petin Jackson and neighboring towns, plus church events and civic updates.
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Richland Township
Local Notables Travel and City News Highlight Danville Visits
Treasurer Randolph and Auditor Bell spent the week in Indianapolis. Danville clothiers Reiss-Straues promote ahead of the new ad. W. W. Layton and Auditor Sherrick conducted business in Indianapolis. David Ratcliff and wife of Sterling visited the city. Edna Burns stays with Mr. Conner. Loyola McComas goes to Chicago for summer study. W. N. White and wife attended Indiana College of Law commencement. White also cited a lightning death in Washington Indiana. George Williams buys two Liberty Street lots for 1500 dollars to build a cement block residence. Carnival week approaches with Monarch Carnival Company attractions touted as especially fine.
Sunday Excursion to Indianapolis by the Big Four
The usual excursion runs Sunday to Indianapolis aboard the Big Four. The train departs Covington at 8 14 a.m. fare is one dollar.
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Itndianapolis
Big Four
Covington
Epworth League Convention Travel Rates to Denver
Special rail fare offered for Epworth League Convention travelers on the Big Four Route from June 29 to July 4 with round trip to Denver Colorado. Return limits set for July 14, 1905 with extension option to August 4. Tickets available at reduced rates through participating agents.
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Denver
Colo
Epworth League
Children’s Day Exercises at ME Church in Covington
Sunday school children presented an evening program at the ME church with songs and recitations. A lost pocket wallet between Covington and Veedersburg June 9 contains two letters of recommendation. finder should notify James Walsh Covington Ind.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Fifth Street
Baptist Church
Chilren
Covington
Veedersburg
James Walsh
Ind
Newtown Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Citizens of Newtown and vicinity will celebrate the evening of the Fourth. Ladies of the churches host a lawn supper to raise funds for a new library for the Newtown school. The Newtown band performs a concert and amusing program. all invited to help the cause.
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Newtown
F. M. Beaver
Pres
C. W. Smyrra
Covington Bank Merges Forming New Local Institution
The Covington Banking Company merges into the Covington Bank under a new law and name on June 12 1905. The old bank, started February 12 1894, remains a private bank with increased capital. Officers include Michael Mayer Sr I H Dicken and W W Layton. Stockholders listed and June 13 1905 balance shows assets 180725 02 with capital stock 25000 undivided profits 4529 78 and deposits.
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Covington
Iodiana
Michael Mayer, Sr
I. H. Dicken
W.W. Layton
H, Eb, Mayer
Michael Mayer
Samuel E. Quigle
Isaac H Dicken
Martha W. Jones
Homer E Mayer Lewis M Dunlap
Yount
DG Hendrix
Ludlow
C E Layton
Covington Bank
Trader's Exchange storage and Clover Leaf rail sale notice
Storage offered for stoves and other goods with careful care during the summer at reasonable rates. Clover Leaf schedule announces Saturday night trips from Veedersburg to St. Louis at 8 2.00 round trip. Depot agent J W Marshall.
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James Slim
Veedersburg
St. Louis
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