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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
5
Collyn Saidla visited Indianapolis Friday on business. Return any ice cream packs and cans to B W Saidla who needs them. If you wish to buy or sell a car visit the Herald office.
The page lists local ads for Ford cars, trucks, tractors from Cox & Little and sewing machine supplies at T. M. Campbell's. It also notes a Sunday visit to Frankfort Park by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cornell, their children, and Mrs. Oka Gambrel. An exaggerated medical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine, claiming a cure and offering a $100 reward for failure.
Trustees warn acetylene gas users the supply will be cut when the Crawfordsville electric line is energized, expected September 1. To avoid inconvenience, wiring should be done in houses stores and lodge halls before that date. Attest G Lafollette town clerk.
At Frankfort from August 19 to 22 the Clinton County Fair aims to be the largest in the state. The management pledges day and night operation with many high class races and exhibits. Free exhibitions and concerts. Fireworks planned Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Hiatt announces he will call for prices on chickens turkeys ducks and geese. The notice urges customers to place orders by phone and specifies a 20n 12 reference for contact. The item emphasizes prompt pricing and home delivery potential.
The article argues that advertising reflects a merchant’s faith in their goods. It asserts readers are safe patronizing advertisers in this paper because their products are up to date and not shop worn.
A concise note notes that a touch of advertising can drive major success in business. It highlights visibility benefits and suggests considering modest campaigns to boost growth. Emphasizes strategic investment and potential returns from targeted messaging.
Frank Caldwell listings for hog feed and quick auto trips. Roy Weliever notes good business chances. Cox and Little promote a 40 acre farm near town at $300 per acre. Social mention of Colfax guests Mrs Wm Alston and children Miss Jeanette Crowder and Mr and Mrs W C Bowers visiting Mr and Mrs Cicero Perkins at New Market Sunday.
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