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Newspaper

Flora Enterprise Sentinel

Location

Flora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1904

Page

8

Complete List of the Presents Exhibited and Sold

A record lists gifts with buyers and prices from merchant sources. Items include a town lot, cabinet, machinery, clothing, groceries, footwear, tools, and assorted goods with names like D B Meer Fiora Hardwargddo Voorhees Lumber Co Smith Bros and Niccum Todd & Co among others, totaling various values from 1.00 to 4100.00.

D. B. Meer Fiora Hardwargddo Smith Bros Chauver Son Voorhees Lumber Co Linten & Sea B. F. Eisenhart Liars A. W. Bikenberry & Son Jake Smith Reis & Co M. Holub & Son Pennsylvania Jacob Cunningham Knapp & Son F. C. Horner Niccum, Todd & Co Ed Myers The Leader Myer & Eaton Pingree Ladies U. W. Blue & Co Bell & Son Will Eckerle Pax “Dr. Fox R. Long Tech Java Coffee O. M. Barna N. N. Smith Estralia S. R. Long Hiox J. H. Steckel W. ©. Justice J. M. Culp W. C. Justice J. M. Mills

Local notices and visits from Cutler area column

Cutler notes recount Joe Clem’s narrow log accident with minor injuries. Rev. Parker, former church pastor now in Chicago, visited friends here. Miss Bessie Shanklin returns from Burlington visit. Miss Olga Trobaugh hosted by cousin Miss Andrew Beck. Regulars won 10 to 6 over the sick place. Mrs. George Trobaugh short trip to visit parents in Kansas. Miss Mary Justice visited port friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wilson with daughter Abe spent Sunday with William Wilson’s family. Harman, three years Army service in Massachusetts, to return early October. William Squires and wife visited local friends. Mrs. George Shbacklin and sick daughter Mrs. Frank McElroy returned from Crawfordsville. T. OC Boubrake shows slow but steady improvement.

Joea Clem Rev Parker Our Church Chicago Cutler Friends Bessie Shanklin Reelsville Friends Mary Justice Port Friends Nathan Wilson Abe William Wilson Ths Place Harman Massachusetts William Squires George Shbacklin Frank McElroy Crawfordsville T. OC. Boubrake

Rockfield A Livery Barn Under Construction

Elias Staggers is erecting a new livery barn in Rockfield, promising convenience once it is finished. Charley Wilson has secured a position with a life insurance company in Delphi. John Kessler of Kokomo visited his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kessler on Tuesday and Wednesday. Margarette Hunteinger of Mishawaka visits her uncle Jesse Hunisinger of Camden this week. Mrs Edward Cochral of Monon visits her mother Mrs F W Kromm this week. Mrs Will Patton of Detroit Michigan visits here this week hosted by Mr and Mrs H K Stauffer.

Elias Staggers Charley Wilson Delphi John Kessler Kokomo Henry Kessler Margarette Hunteinger Mishawaka Jesse Hunisinger Camden Edward Cochrall Monon F. W.kromm Will Patton Detroit, Mich H. K. Stauffer

Burrows and Camden Teams Clash After Weekend Game

Burrows and Kerbys met Camden Gieglers in Frankfort with Burrows winning 8 to 5 last Sunday. A rematch is planned for Camden next Sunday. Frank Randolph, a livery stable man, was injured when a frightened team bolted after a passing train, receiving a slight head bruise.

Burrows Kerbys Bates Camden Gieglers Burrows Camden Frank Randolph Sway Frank

Monticello Journal Calls Atten tion to Local Trade Problem

The Monticello Journal argues that a town cannot thrive as a business center while most merchants rely on a few to drive trade. It urges public spirited citizens and all merchants to actively attract customers, expand trade reach, and grow the local economy rather than wait for others to bring people to town.

Monticello White County Journal

Wheat harvest delayed as rust damages crops

Farmers in sections of Ladi Ané report severe disruption to wheat harvest. Black rust has appeared in many fields due to excessive rain and soft ground. Large heads that looked promising have been attacked, causing grain shrinkage and reduced yields.

Ladiane

Wake Up Slowly Advice From Medical Tales

A vintage health note urges waking gradually after sleep to protect vital organs and heart. It cites babies and animals yawning, stretching, and moving before full activity, recommending a gentle start with full body stretches and yawns for a sharper, safer rise. The piece transitions to brief local items and names from Logansport and surrounding areas.

Controversy Ends as County Orders Three Gravel Roads

In Ervin township the county commissioners approved an order to construct three gravel roads named Alexander road two miles Mason road two and three fourths miles and a one and a half mile road. The new routes will create an additional gravel link from Carroll county life into Kokomo. Van C Blue reports being in St Louis for the World's Fair. Prof. B M Crouch president of Manchester College will preach at Geren Baptist Church Friday at 8 p.m.

Ervin Township County Commissioners’ Court Carroll County Kokomo B. M. Crouch Manchester College Geren Baptist Church

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Niccum, Todd Alamater the Pingree, Selz, Lapresle Allbright & Co Cutler Andrew Beck Burlington Olga Trobaugh Ennemena Ee the George Trobaugh Kameas Rockfield G. M. Buck Frankfort Myer & Eaton, Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters Edith Perce Weaereed Logansport W Guthridge Harvey Rice Clinton County Guthridge Texas John Z Otterbein Bert van C. Blue St. Louie Caltrane & Kendal Dr. W. B. Callens de. EP. Kandel Columbia Poultry Fence Columbia Poultry Pete Reed's Tinware Reed Gale Eer
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