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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
8
The article extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed remedy for backache nervousness and other feminine troubles. It stresses its alcohol free formula and urges women to consult Dr Pierce at the New York Institute for care and guidance. It also promotes Little Liver Pills as a safe gentle cure for liver and digestive complaints.
Curby and Pilots Knob residents report mics Bes Cates confined to bed. Batman Batmas and son Kelly, James Dean and Jesse, J. Benjy Jenkins and wives attended Merengo trading Saturday. Chas Roberson Ferguson visited Pear Crantsburg Sunday. Engiish business men, McIntosh preached at El Bethe church. Rev Toombs to hold services at Pillman Co church next Sunday morning with Sunday school. OB quarterly meeting held at Batman Ridge. Wm Veatch visited relatives near Paoli and bought a new buggy Saturday. Dr Wynn notes weak canning business. Edward McKnight and Stephen Lee at English on business. Joe Maymon at Marengo. good wheat prospects. Hilgert at Marengo Sunday with his son James to the railroad for Jeffersonville work. Ben Shrieber Jr of Collinsville visited. they plan a return visit soon.
Brown brothers visited Leavenworth while J N Wright Oliver Wallens Jno Meeerlius Will Crecelius A M Froman and J N Dillmen travelled to English for gatherings. Geo Schulz a leading farmer visited Louisville and others camped at Robersons blue grass field fishing yielded record catches with larges over two hundred pounds. A dwelling was built for Mrs arth and campers. Walt Ballard injured his Stevens rifle crossing water.
Wat reports staying underwater for about 30 minutes before surfacing with a gun. Mr. Suddarth ordered a catfish for McMahbel’s supper. Mec Mahel was reported in fine shape aside from several toe sails lost.
L R Morlan and Henry Bogard attended English Satur day with Marion Armatrong. The Buckeye school closed Tuesday. Erechel, child of Preston Gibson, died last Wednesday at age two and a half and was buried in Maymon burial ground after a yearlong illness described as cholera infantum and estarsis fever. the party plans a church service at Sulphur on the next church day with the elder present.
Ottie Enlow, long employed at the Caalmont powdermill, has gone back to his farm to resume farming. D H Crews expects to return to Crawford Co soon. Dr A Tillery and wife visited Mrs Tillery’s mother Mrs Jesse McWilliams Thomas McWilliams of New Albany. Extra freight engine 667 delayed by a broken drive bar. Rev James Bobbitt to preach at the Christian church next Sunday. J M Tucker has repainted his storefront improving its appearance.
Fragmentary line discusses hats and girls with odd wording and unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or events are discernible from the readable text.
The Great American Shire Horse John S. will stand the 1908 season at Wm. E. Moore’s livery in English Indiana. He stands 17 hands high, weights 1800 pounds, blood bay with fine action and is a proven breeder. John S. is registered No. 5940 foaled April 1 1899, sired by Freedom and Pednal Lively dam, with many officials named in the Stud Book.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble linking kidney health to overall maladies. It claims modern science ties most diseases to kidney issues and urges readers to obtain samples and pamphlets by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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