Local notes on residents and town events from county items
Homer Sewell sits up and shows improvement while Marion Shepherd visits from Stone Bluff. Attica’s J Q Hock and Veedersburg’s Will LaBaw visit to attend to affairs. Tenants north of town plant corn on Ferguson farms as Uncle Billy Foster remains weak. Mrs M Clark reroofs her dwelling and adds improvements. W R Massey and son visit the southern county on business. William Brissey from Steam Corner settles with the county. Depauw student Roscoe Wilkey ill but improving. Mrs J W Death not well, Dr C M Coggins and Mrs Dicken updates. Cit izens League sub committee meets. Fred Gardner takes Lynnsburg agent post. Quer fecal stock ten Were in cuesternation. Whae market notes and delays from Peru Railway hospital. Veedersburg Saturday rumor of the marshal’s star loss. county council to elect new member to replace Alex Starnes, spinal trouble.
Stroke leaves Lafayette man in critical condition
Frank Lanich of Lafayette, formerly local, suffered a stroke Tuesday and is reported in critical condition. Mrs. Mary Gardner, Mrs. Dan Bowers and two sons visited Hillsboro Tuesday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lanich
Lafayette
Mary Gardner
Dan Bowers
Hillsboro
Wm. Brant
Mrs Frank Faust Visits Waynetown For Home Coming
Mrs Frank Faust travels to Waynetown for several days to visit friends and attend the Home Coming and reconnect with many of her girlhood associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Faust
Waynetown
Death of Mrs. Maggie Cooper Noted in Attica Burial
Mrs. Maggie Cooper widow of Dr. Silas Cooper former resident of Attica Fountain and Covington died in Delphos Ohio last Thursday and was brought to Attica for burial in Riverside cemetery. Her husband died in Fountain in 1888 and was buried there. Local notices mention court calm and garden work by officers wives while local offices pause between rushes. D J Youxa & Co Covington advertises materials and home industry pricing with ready attachment of grades for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cooper
Silas Cooper
Attica
Fountain
Covington
Delphos
Ohio
Riverside Cemetery
American Millionaire Becomes President in Borrovina
Anthony Hamilton Hawthorne wins 100000 dollars in Monte Carlo and thwarts a royal coup in Borrovina. He exposes the prince's plot, calms a mob, and earns the king's favor. Later Borrovina becomes a republic with Hawthorne as president and Irma as his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hamilton Hawthorne
Monte Carlo
Borrovina
Balkan
Irma
Prince Validimir
Hawthorne
Republic
Prince
Princess Irma
TO KILL AND DRESS POULTRY TECHNIQUES FOR MARKET APPEAL
A Kansas Farmer writer urges proper poultry dressing to maximize price. It covers dry picking, bleeding, catching methods, wing and breast preparation, head removal, vent trimming, tying, and cooling to present a plump, market-ready bird for shipment.
Building a small hot bed invention with double glass sash
A new device for cold weather gardening uses a sash for hot beds or cold frames with two glass layers separated by a cushion of dry air about five eighths of an inch thick. The double glazing reduces heat loss while keeping the structure adjustable and tight.
Palm seed corn for sale in Covington Indiana
Seed corn for sale from Ephraim Crigger, offering a choice lot of Palm seed corn that yielded 100 bushels per acre and tested 98 percent. Encourages farmers in adjoining counties to call and inspect. Price right. R F D 6 Covington, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephriam Crigger
Covington
Ird
Mrs Mahala Ano Brummett Obituary In City Area
Mrs Mahala Ano Brummett died Wednesday of last week at the home of E C Brummett southwest of the city aged 42 years 6 months She was well known and loved by all An obituary notice disappears next weeks Rowland Shoeualer grandson of George W Bougher of this city who lives in Indianapolis had the misfor tune two wires torn a piece of copper wire in his head at the M C A The accident developed poison which caused tetanus He was thought for a fungal life could not be saved but some hope is now entertained for his recovery Some fellow with less principle than a corkscrew has been poisoning dogs again We dont believe any man in town has use for a dog but if a citizen keeps one that is his business if he complies with the law This fellow poisoned a mother dog with several pups and after great suffering had to be killed and her young left to neighbors mercy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Ano Brummett
E. C. Brummett
Rowland Shoeualer
George W. Bougher
Cty
Indianapolis
Wisfortune
M.C
Wabash workers win daily wage increase to 165
The Wabash section employees begin yesterday morning drawing 165 dollars per day replacing 150. The raise applies across divisions from Catlin Illinois west to Juicy and southwest to East St Louis. Section men in Danville district reportedly not on strike. others east of White City unaffected. Overall, receivers grant about 46000 dollars more per month to conductors brakemen engineers and firemen between Danville and Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Catlin
Ill
Juiicy
East St. Louis
Danvile
Whit City
Service Gee
Danville
Kil
Buffalo
N. Y
Double Glass Sash Boosts Hot Bed Efficiency and Growth
Historical notes describe double glass sash for hot beds reducing heat loss, ensuring warmth in cold, and enabling crops like cabbage cauliflower and tomatoes to grow with minimal covering. The system minimizes labor, coal use, and protection needs while improving plant vigor and reducing leaf drop.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice and Testimonials
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for catarrh cure problems not solved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements for J. Cheney Co from local banks, notes the product is taken internally, and lists price at 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
All Draggiata
Const Pation
Constipation Cured with Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick remedy for constipation and indigestion. John Suspic of Sanbury Pennsylvania praises the pills for digestive relief and liver complaints. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and is recommended by Irvin and Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John Suspic
Sanbury
Irvin & Willard
Cost of Feeding Cows in U S for One Year
The average dairy cow in the United States costs about $21 to feed for twelve months according to statistics from a major dairy society. Some cows may not earn their keep, and the Babcock tester will identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Babcock
Best for Fattening Discoveries in Feed Study
By actual experiment it has been found that feeding alfalfa hay with corn reduces the cost of fattening pigs by nearly one half.
Methodist Church Plans Special Services Next Sunday
The pastor will preach on The Church's Panacea and Providence in the Life of Joseph at the morning service. Mother’s Day will be observed May 11th. Good music will be provided at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Joseph
Spring Term of Music Opens with Mrs Walker as Teacher
Mrs. Wm. Walker, a Royal Academy and Royal College of Music graduate, member of Incorporated Society of Musicians and Trinity College London, Elland, begins Spring term teaching piano theory and harmony. Spring term has just opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Walker
Royal Academy
Royal College of Music
Incorporated Society of Musicians
Trinity College, London
Elland
Relief for Women Uses Aromatic Leaf Remedy
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a pleasant herb remedy for women's pains in the back urinary bladder and kidney trouble. It claims relief and system regulation and offers samples free by mail from the Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York with druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
Leroy,ny
New Laws Promulgated by Governor Rawlston Proclaimed
Governor Rawlston proclaimed the Acts of the last Legislature in full force Wednesday. All counties have acknowledged their quota and the public will be governed accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlston
John Gray and George Duncan Visit from Richlana
John Gray and George Duncan arrived Wednesday from Richlana for unspecified business. They spoke with locals and were seen touring the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gray
George Duncan
Richlana
Help Wanted in Fountain County Illinois
Male applicants sought by Heberling Med and Ext Co for a permanent, reliable position with guaranteed products and credit. No experience or capital required. training provided. Earn up to 15000 dollars monthly with exclusive rights available for Fountain County. Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Rye for Grazing Crops Reference in Early Planting
Rye is sown early in the season for grazing benefits and grows quickly. Farmers use rye to provide early forage, especially when pasture is sparse.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Homer Sewell
Marion Shepherd
Stone Bluff
J. Q. Hock
Will LaBaw
Veedersburg
David Ferguson
Billy Foster
W. R. Massey and Son
Wiliam Brissey
Steam Corner
Roscoe Wilkey
Depauw
J. W. Death
C. M. Coggins
Citiens’ League of One Hundred
Fred Gardner
Lynnsburg
Fred
M Qraudier
Oantia Twondays
Covent Tardens
Fiat Socib
Licheson
Peru
Saturnight
Alex Starnes
Starnes
Nancy E. Huff
Fountain Circuit Court
Jacob Huff
D. J. Youxa & Co., Covington, Inc
THE
U.S.A
James Bernard Fagan
Albert Payson
Terhune
Cohan & Harris
Press Publishing Company
Senator Ballard
Kate
Blake
Radulski
Mr. Hawthorne
Kansas
Wabash Square
KF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Bia
National Bank of Commerce
Toledo, Ohio
Harry Wilbur
Daughie
Heberling Med. and
Ext. Co
Bloomington
III
Covington Building & Loanssociation
Douglass
Pres
Alvah Dehaven
Secy
Chase & Sanborn’s
Paul C. Boord
Regreserus
ETS
T. H. McGeores, Jr Co
Covieeton
Ind
Lash
Bourkey
D. J. Young & Co
Covington, Ind
Seeandbee
Reese
City of Erie
City of Buffalo
Toda
Detrat
Pots
Bauswest
Cleveland
Bufalo
C. As
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