Klothes Satisfaction and Tailoring Claim Quality Fit
Advertisement asserts stylish comfortable clothing that holds its shape, handmade by skilled tailors with top materials. It promises garments tested for wool content, and offers suits tailored to different builds for a perfect fit as if made for each customer.
Rochester Entertains Editors at Northern Indiana Meet
The Northern Indiana Editorial Association held its annual gathering in Rochester with committees meeting editors and families along rail lines. Local reception included ribbons and badges, welcomes by President W H Banta, and remarks by Hon Warren Sayre, plus poems and music from Prof W F Strong and the College Orchestra.
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Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Rochester
Recep
W. H. Banta
Rochester College
Haggard
Lafayette Journal
Warren Sayre
Wabash
J.E. Troutman
Samuel Essick
Will Carleton
A Pride of the Town Celebrates Rochester Visitors
Editors and their families visited Rochester with hospitality from Rochester Normal College and local citizens. A three group banquet at Lake Manitou followed meetings in Fulton County Court House, with a closing reception at College Hall. Next year’s meeting is slated for Winona.
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Fulton County
Court House
Lake Manitou
Rochester
College Hall
College
Editor Barnhart
The
Rochester Sentinel
Avery
America
Court Room
Winona
Rochester Normal College
Dying of Consumption Described and Cure Promised
Testimony from William Myers of Cearfons Maryland describes consuming illness and relief after using Dr King s New Discovery. The ad claims quick relief and cure for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention with trial bottles available at Piper s drug store priced 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfons
Piper's
Death Claims Pioneer Lady Mrs Mary Stowman
Mrs Mary Stowman died Tuesday evening after a long illness including paralysis and heart disease. Funeral services were held at her Denver residence with Rev F L Arlougher presiding and burial in the old German Baptist cemetery at Mexico where her husband rests. She was born April 15 1829 in Greene county Ohio and died July 4 1905 in Denver Indiana at age 78 years 2 months 19 days. She married Charles W Stowman August 28 1849 and lived on a 160 acre farm near Denver until 1898 then moved to Denver. Survived by four sons Walter W Constantine B Stowman Frank P Stowman D C Stowman and two daughters Rosa Dillman Alice Fisher plus many grandchildren.
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Mary Stowman
F. L. Arlougher
Bunker Hill
Mexico
Old German ‘Baptist Cemetery
Mary Chambers
Greene County
Ohio
Denver
Indiana
Charles W. Stowman
Miami County
Near
Notice to Contractors for Mexico Indiana School Roof
Trustee of Jeffer son township invites bids to re roof the Mexico Indiana school building by July 26 1905 at noon. Roof to be tin with work and materials per specifications on file in the trustee office. Copies available on request. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. E A Wootrey township trustee Denver Indiana July 5 1905.
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Jefferson Township
Mexico
Ind
Supon
E. A. Wootrey
Denver
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