Indiana State Fair Brims With Sept. Week Features
The Indiana State Fair opens Labor Day in Indianapolis for five days of concerts by Nadello’s band and military and News bands, daily vaudeville shows, and horse racing. Entries close August 24, with grounds access September 2, as judges award ribbons. Highlights include Old Soldiers’ Day, flower displays, outdoor parades, and races with purses totaling $37,600 and premiums at $75,350.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Agriculture
Nadello
Philadelphia
Western Horseman Stake
Hedgewood Boy
Lady Maude C
Dick Wilson
Horticultural Hall
Homecoming social fills Perrysburg church notice
Perrysburg residents recount a week of visits and dinners as Edna Brubaker returns to Peru with Gladys Kreider. neighbors hosted gatherings at various homes including the Kreiders and Rannells, with guests such as Bert Leedy family and Elmer Sloppy family. Local movements include OC Rannells taking charge of the store and Mrs Fisher visiting from Indianapolis.
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Edna Brubaker
Peru
Gladys Kreider
UC Rannells
Bert Leedy
Frank Gilbert
Elmer Sloppy
Gabe Godfrey
This Place
Horton Green
Farm machinery fair showcases modern implements
About twenty five acres will host mechanical displays featuring engines plows wagons windmills harvesters and dairy appliances. Newest ideas from manufacturers promise lighter farm work and a crowded machinery pavilion for farmer and worker enlightenment.
Local Social Roundup Follows Sunday and Weekend Visits
Sunday gatherings include Miss Effie Day with Helen and Alice Robbins. Esther and John Zartman of Mexico visited sister Mrs Cleo Stuber. Lydia Reed returns from three weeks with relatives in Illinois. Albert Luckenbill stayed with brother Alonzo. Samuel Butt and family attended church at Old Shell. George Morris from Ft Wayne visited for the Deedsville picnic. Willie Shoemaker of Marion visits sister Mrs Raymon Kerschner. Edna Glassford of near Akron visited Melvin Robbins. A Macy festival crowd attended Saturday night. Mrs Daniel Bridenstine underwent an operation Sunday and is improving. Will Murphy and wife visited their son Fred Sunday. Edith, Sylvia Spurgeon and rack from Waverly visit West Stuber. Frank Day had a serious accident Monday noon while bringing in hay.
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Effie Day
Helen
Alice Robbins
Esther
John Zartman
Mexico
Cleo Stuber
Lydia Reed
Finois
Daniel Bridenstine
Will Murphy
Fred
Edith
Sylvia Spurgeon
Rack
Waverly
West Stuber
Creation Building at Riverview Exposition Promises World’s Largest Stage
Entrance to the Creation Building reveals Robin’s 73 foot Guardian Angel with 150 foot wings, in a marble edifice housing the globe’s largest stage. The Garden of Eden drama unfolds with organ music and spectacular effects, part of Riverview Exposition’s vast attractions in Chicago. All car lines lead to its gates.
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Creation
Robin
Riverview Exposition
Exhibition
Chicago
Remains of Harry Moll Shipped Home From Chicago
Fragmentary notes indicate Harry Moll died in an accident with a wagon overturning and his remains were sent home from Chicago on Tuesday. The record also mentions Miss Spurgeon of Waverly visiting her cousin Clarence Stuber, and LC Dukes of Denver passing through the area.
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Harry Moll
Chicago
Spurgeon
Waverly
Miles Anti Pain Pills touted as universal remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Miles' Anti Pain Pills as a universal remedy for neuralgia and various pains including headache backache and rheumatism. It claims fast relief within minutes, no after effects, and lists dizziness sleeplessness nervousness car sickness and distress after eating as helped. A satisfied customer quotes five minute relief for a new headache and guarantees money back if the product fails, selling 25 doses for 26 cents via Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
R. Miles
Fred R. Swingle
Nat. Bank
Atkinson
Biles
Nevar
Ta Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Social calls note Miss Biddlestetter and guests
Miss Clara Biddlestetter of Wabash spent Sunday with William Grimes and family. Schuyler Hitchen of Indiana polis was the guest of William Grimes and family Monday. Walter Knisely and family of Kokomo are guests of Mrs. Knisely's parents A G Zook and wife this week.
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Clara Biddlestetter
Wabash
William Grimes
Schuyler Hitchen
Indianapolis
Walter Knisely
Kokomo
Mrs. Knisely
A G Zook
Train Schedule Change Effective April 11 1909 East Bound
Effective after April 11 1909 east bound No 1 departs Chicago 9 15 am on weekdays and 9 35 am on Sundays with arrivals in Cincinnati at 6 50 pm and 10 10 pm respectively. No 3 daily leaves Chicago 10 05 pm and Peru 2 23 am arriving Cincinnati 7 20 am, with another daily No 3 5 schedule leaving Chicago 10 05 pm and Peru 6 00 am.
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Sun
Chicago
Peru
Cincinnati
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Perrysburg
Vena Jones
Gail Carter
Emma Herkheiser
Charles Wright
Charles Brown
John Fahl
G W Staller
WF Robinson
Elizabeth Staller
David Rockey
Mud Lake
Carrie Friend
Vern Kreider
Bird Kindig
A Kreider
Truman Knauff
Orpha
Charles Kreider
Don Palmer
Ohios
Davia Rockey
Charles Rannells
Jennie Rannells
OC Rannells
Mr. Leavitt
Albert Fair
WG Shumate
AL Davis
West Barrison Street
W E Howes
Libbie Kirby
Gas City
Jesse Bond
Charlie Bond
Robert Bond
LC Bogue
Marion
Edward Saline
Mr.Saline
Hay Stick College
Albert Luckenbill
Alonzo
Samuel Butt
Old Shell
George Morris
Ft. Wayne
Deedsville
Willie Shoemaker
Raymon Kerschner
Edna Glassford
Akron
Melvin Robbins
Macy
Frank Day
Hay
LC Dukes
Denver
Cardus Tostead
Ean
Corevniants &c
Pasenias
Chy Scientific Aoe
Agree An Tk Co
C2 & Bt
Washington
VIA
Cc&l
Seattle
J H.bauer
Endues
Idrops
C. L. Gates
Mins
Serge Lina Rettic
Wangon Rheumatic Cure Company
Ghicase
DR Atc
R. R
Cage
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