English News Fronts Editors Publish Weekly June 7 1901
The English News published weekly on Fridays under editors J. B. Pro and J. E. Stewart. Friday June 7 1901 issue details the publication schedule and leadership of the paper.
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
4
The English News published weekly on Fridays under editors J. B. Pro and J. E. Stewart. Friday June 7 1901 issue details the publication schedule and leadership of the paper.
The page covers the Street Fair in New Albany, plus rural notes on crops, weather, and local events. It notes legal and civic items, church notices, a Milltown vs Kid Ball game, a fatal accident at a rock crusher, and a local obituary. It also mentions a Coastal medical remedy, a geology expedition, and a printing office ad.
The oration by Jerry Suddarth in Cannelton on May 30 drew several thousand attendees. Local papers credit his prepared, patriotic remarks and the Commercial Club’s hospitality to veterans, with strong praise from the Cannelton Enquirer and neighboring newspapers. A New York reader endorses Foley's Kidney Cure after years of ailment.
A long list of residents and visitors, including Joe Belcher, D. S. Benham, M. S. Beal, Geo W Newton, S. A. Beals, W. Q. Ballard, Chas Fitzgerald, Clay Kemp, Tom Archibald, Lindsey and Andrew Scott, Wheeler Gobbel, J. L. Lynch, Ben Wiseman, H. A. Ellsworth, Lizzie Eckerly, James Dean, Geo McDonald, Jacob Wiseman, Cary Harrison, Jerry L. Suddarth, Linn Jones, Joe Hall, Peter Gottfried, Jake Partenheimer, H. S. Batman, Capt. Wm Everdon, Joseph Moore, J. L. Suddarth, Sam Benz, C. M. Rosenbarger, W. H. Polen, J. L. Jones, Mayme and Elva Gilmore, C. F. Lonsburry, J. M. Scout, J. R. Stewart, Leroy Weathers, Alice Cunningham, Mrs. S. E. McFall, H. K. Jenkins and family, B. E. Roberson, Ottie Fullinwider, J. R. Coleman, S. M. Coleman, Dr. C. EF. Stewart, Miss Minola Stewart, Frank Cunningham, and a note on Banner Salve by Harry Roberts & Co.
The jury convicts John Reeves of manslaughter in the 16 year old Dubois county case over the killings of Deputies Cox and Gardiner. Reeves receives an inde terminate sentence and resists answering questions about an escape from a Kentucky prison.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin reports people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Care. J A Spero of Helmer Indiana calls it the medical wonder of the age. Tlarry Roberts Co. presents a sequence of local names and endorsements.
Advertisement notes Timothy hay for sale at 311 per ton at a farm five miles south of English. Included is a farmer cashier letter praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as helpful for a carpenter with diarrhoea, with it sold by all druggists.
A historical forecast notes storm conditions from the 4th to 6th with showers and rising barometer by the 6th to 8th, followed by cool fair weather. It also warns of electrical storms and heavy rain from the 20th to 26th and again from the 21st to 25th with local squalls and possible violence.
The passage argues the public should prioritize pupil welfare over individual teacher interests in recruitment. It emphasizes schools exist to educate children, not to provide employment for teachers irrespective of fitness or merit.
Col. R. M. Kelly and Albert S. Dietzman resume control of the Louisville Commercial after a three year gap. They vow to restore the paper as a strong Republican organ, criticizing past management by strangers and promising firm alignment with state and national politics.
A compilation notes handshake like appeals in multiple papers urging debtors to pay what is owed. It contrasts meek tone with workman’s right to wages and cites publisher margins, stressing dignity in demanding payment.
The Dubois County Telephone Co opened its Jasper exchange last week offering free calls to Tell City Cannelton Troy St. Meinard Dale Leavenworth Corydon Marengo and all towns along the Air Line east to New Albany Salem Paoli West Baden French Lick Winslow Petersburg and nearby towns. William Woodard of Decatur Indiana reports Foley's Kidney Cure cured years of kidney trouble with four one dollar bottles.
Rabbi Leon Harrison denounces back biters who feed on others' secrets. He warns of those who spread gossip to ruin reputations, calling them vermin and cannibals at a sermon delivered in St Louis last Sunday.
Geo E. Carey editor of the Guide Washington Va reports a severe ankle sprain that resisted several medicines. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm relief came quickly and a complete cure followed. Sold by all druggists.
Sold by C. S. Temple English Ind. call at the drug store for a free sample. The tablets are an elegant physic that improve appetite strengthen digestion regulate liver and bowels and are easy to take and pleasant in effect.
New York firm promotes Dr Swift s Rheumatic Goat Cure claiming cures for long standing rheumatism gout and sciatica with free bottle offers. The notice appeals for local agents and lists fourteen other standard remedies for home use while testimonials praise Banner Salve for scalds and sores.
In Parsons Kansas Miss Maud Dickens recounts eight years of severe asthma with frequent attacks. She began using Foley’s Honey and Tar and reports significant improvement and relief from her symptoms.
W J McDermott and Rev J K Welker visited friends here this week. Sunday school organized at White Sulphur next Sunday at 2 pm. Mrs Lizzie Osborn and Miss Beasie visited Mrs Olive Sharp Tuesday. Edna Millers school closed last week and Bertha Morlan's will close next Saturday. Basket meeting at White Sulphur well attended. Services at the same place every two weeks until the new church is finished. foundation work is in progress.
A testimonial from J. Goldsmith Van Etten New York says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is preferred for family use and by customers. The ad notes its efficacy for ordinary coughs colds and coughs after la grippe and promotes sale by all druggists. It ends with a prompt about fire insurance from Pro Stewart.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back refund if they fail to cure. Boxes bear E. W. Grove’s signature. Amount listed 25.
The county board of review will meet in English Crawford County to hear personal property complaints and equalize valuations after April 1. Members include the county assessor auditor treasurer and two freeholders. They aim to adjust assessments to true cash value at the time. Signed S. E. McFatt, Auditor, with seal, June 1, 1901.
Creditors heirs and legatees of William FE Jenkins deceased must appear in Crawford Circuit Court English Indiana on June 10 1901 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Clerk Nesday March 1901 L Gregory Clerk D A Doullittle Administrator Jerry L Sipparth Attorney.
Elizabeth Foley sues Hugh Foley in Crawford Court Indiana June Term 1901 for non residence. Complaint filed May 7 1901 with affidavit showing defendant not a resident of Indiana. Defendant must appear by next term to avoid hearing in his absence. Clerk William L. Gregory seals the order. James E Stewart attorney for plaintiff.
The Commercial in Louisville offers to send samples to any address upon request including the Sunday issue. The notice specifies availability of a sample and mailing details.
A reader reports persistent back pain and kidney trouble causing misery and discomfort. The note seeks remedies and relief from the long lasting health issue.
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