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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1904
Page
4
The note explains breeding draft mares to draft or road mares to road horses. It claims Robert R. colts sell higher than others locally and questions what defines a road horse or a draft, stressing only two high sellers: road horses and good draft horses. The writer mentions a big draft horse at the stable three days a week.
A brief advertisement touts Budlen's Arnive Salve as a remedy for painful cuts burns and piles. It claims quick relief and healing, urging readers to purchase at C E Nobes, Druggist, for 2 cents.
The Canning Company offers tomato plants at 61.50 per thousand. Plants are described as profitable, good, and thrifty. See Mr. Norton for further particulars.
The Farmer's Bank moves from its old stand to the Kitamiller building across the street. J. H. Corian invites friends and new customers to visit the relocated bank location.
A small wedding event occurred last night at the bride's home with local guests attending. No injuries or disputes reported and the couple is awaiting further ceremonial details.
Approximately sixty relatives and friends attended the 8:30 pm ceremony at the Wharton residence as Miss Anna Wharton married Dora L. Wingard. Rev. C L Prentice conducted the rite with Rev. Parker assisting. the couple will reside in South Chicago. The report also notes postal changes, Reeded Reservation opening, and a brief medicinal tea advertisement.
Obituary notices report the deaths of James C. Smith two miles north of Burlington aged 76 and William P. Martin aged 87 near Woodville. Smith, Civil War veteran and longtime Burlington Old Settlers president, is survived by a wife and daughter. Martin, longtime county resident, left children William O. and Nathaniel C. and two daughters. Caroline Bohm, wife of Henry Roth, dies west of Rossville at 45, survived by six children. Funeral services for Martin and Bohm held at Woodville and Rossville churches respectively. interments in Woodville and Rossville cemeteries.
On Thursday afternoon last week at his home in Madison township Andrew Gee died. He was among the county's oldest and most substantial men. Mr Gee was seventy one years old and a native of Our.
The Lafayette Democrat notes possible interurban rail links connecting Lafayette with Logansport and Peru via the Fort Wayne line now under McCulloch syndicate control. Officials expect routes along Wabash tracks, with a branch to Lafayette and a finish by winter, boosting regional trade and tying Cass County to the capital.
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