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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
5
Local residents host and visit relatives across towns including Flora, Carroll, Logansport, and Chicago. Notables include Mrs. Marie Brown from Chicago visiting Samuel Clauser, Miss Lena Ray from Chicago visiting W B Ray, and Silmam Clark resigning as Wabash station helper to become baggage master on the road.
Burrows Miss Mable Glasscock attends church in Rockfield on Sunday. Mrs Her Robison on sick diet and Mrs W P Martin improving slowly. Mr and Mrs M J McGreevy at Miss Nora Hunt wedding in Indianapolis. Mrs Lulu Campbell of Logansport visiting Montgomerys this week. Cherry and strawberry crops praised for quality and abundance with worms scarce. Black raspberries expected next week. Tippecanoe Park near Sleeth open and praised by officials. park features and river bluffs highlighted. Two upstairs offices available for rent. Nora Felker seeks divorce from Frank Felker with $500 alimony in Cass circuit court.
An advertisement asserts that Dr Miles New Heart Cure permanently cures heart disease by strengthening nerves and addressing root causes. It cites testimonials from users like C P Drake of Middletown and promises relief from shortness of breath and related symptoms.
Rev Hicks outlines July patterns with a late June central period and a first storm phase around July 1 2 followed by cooler weather. A reactionary storm from July 4 6 brings rising temperatures and storms, with excessive heat possible from July 4 6 through July 14. The 11th to 14th promise warm waves and violent storms, then July 17 19 see temperature spikes and blustery conditions. Storms and heat persist July 21 24 and reappear July 27 29 as August approaches.
Jacob Banta a farmer from Washington township died in Logansport hospital Tuesday morning from injuries from a June 17 runaway accident. He fell from a hay ladder in Logansport struck his head and lay unconscious until last Monday when he briefly recovered before relapse. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Lutheran church near Plank Cemetery.
Mr. Walter Hankins and Miss Ethel Gardner of Camden with Miss Roxy Hankins visited Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hankins east of town. Congressman Landis was the principal speaker at a large ratification meeting at Cooper Union in New York yesterday evening, the first major event in the campaign opening.
Mrs Nancy J Mills aged 78 died at her Pittsburg home Friday after sixty years residence in the city She was mother of Mrs James Alkire of Delphi The funeral was held Sunday with Rev L S Smith officiating
Readers are urged to mail a coupon to The Paracastpla Company of Louisville Kentucky to receive a full size Paracamph bottle. The offer claims to cure renmatism neuralgia sore joints sore feet eczema water cataracts sore throat hay fever and other burns cuts and inflammations with a rapid response implied.
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