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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
4
A dispatch jokes that a small rise in beer prices would be shrugged off in Flora where Malt Mead is enjoyed. An editor from Texas is quoted praising civility about towns, and a medical journal humorously defines blush as a complex physiological impairment caused by blushful emotion.
Followed list of party tickets and nominees. Republicans Roose velt and Farebanks. Democrats Parker and Davis. Prohibition Swallow and Carroll. Populist Watson and Tibbles. Socialist Hunter and Cox. Negro Liberty Party Scott.
The passage notes a new turtle found by State Groupist Blatchley in Indiana and jokes about needing soup after the fall election, as Chinese have no ticket in the field and W. C. Payne of Warreman, Virginia is mentioned. The tone suggests satirical political commentary.
Round trip to the World’s Fair in St Louis priced at 85.80. Tickets go on sale Tuesdays and Thursdays weekly. Seven day validity. Daily sale items include 5 day tickets, 10 and 60 day tickets, priced at 10.65 and season ticket 12.75.
The note discusses breeding draft mares to draft stallions and road mares to road horses. It asserts Robert R. colts are selling high locally and questions the value of a road horse that cannot stop and a draft horse that is not large. It highlights two kinds of horses selling high: road horses and good drafts from A J Riese's stable.
A short promotional notice touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills cure as well as relieve and notes availability at C. E. Nobes' Drug Store.
Wonderful Nerve implies general ache relief with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve said to kill pain and cure trouble for cuts burns and sore feet. The ad also promotes tomato plants at $1.50 per thousand with Mr Norton to supply details.
Notice states The Farmer's Bank relocated to the Kitzmiller building across the street and invites friends and new customers. J H Cohen Wool Wanted at Flora Flouring Mills and Elevator offers top market price. Accounts past due will be advertised for sale if unpaid by August 1, signed J E Myens.
The Bobbitt family of Bargerton Tennessee watched Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt die from consumption before Dr King's New Discovery brought relief. The first bottle offered immediate relief and continued use cured her completely. It is advertised as the most certain cure for throat and lung troubles with a guarantee and free trial bottles at E. Nobe's Drug Store.
Monroe township trustee A Thomas will attend to official business on Wednesdays and Saturdays at his residence until further notice. Persons with business are asked to govern themselves accordingly.
A notice advertises $30.00 round trip to Colorado with return via Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. Service includes daily routes from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo all summer. One night in Denver from Chicago and two fast trains daily. Contact A T L Waggener at 225th Ave Chicago IL.
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