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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1904
Page
5
The ad praises oak strength and childhood foundation, claiming Scott's Emulsion builds growing powers and a sturdy constitution. It notes Scott & Bowne, Chemists, New York, with a price of one dollar and mentions available druggists.
Announcement of a September 25 1904 excursion from Delphia to Chicago with a stop at Cedar Lake and a late return, plus a public sale notice at J G Steen Flora October 4 1904 detailing multiple horses and cattle along with other items and a church notice listing services and a pastor's sermon titles.
The Rev. A. D. Alexander of Alto who vanished for days is said to be returning to Kokomo with his wife and child. His congregation expects the presiding elder to restore him to the pulpit and renew his conti- plan for duties.
A Lawn Fete will be held at Gev McCormick’s Camden residence on Tuesday evening September 27. Proceeds will fund the purchase of an artificial limb for Mr. McCormick.
Local readers note Will Burrows and Sayers family visiting H. G. Brown on Monday. Burrows Bucks beat Camden Spinners 19 to 4 in a Saturday baseball game. Harrison Close attended Indianapolis fair. Wm Milboro hosted a Nebraska guest. W. Martin bought a fine sheep at the State Fair. Miss Bessie Lesh from Flora visited Saturday. ER Stevens and wife stayed with L. McKinney last Saturday. Nancy Burgen returned from the west Friday. Burrows picnic Saturday a general success with a hearty crowd.
Sedalia reports school started last Monday. Misses Belle Nellie and Carrie Shaffer celebrate a new piano. Mr. J H Rockwood and wife visited Frankfort Monday. Miss Bessie Shaffer helps Misses J H Rockwood. Sunday services planned at the place. Mr Walter Gable of Mulberry lost control of his buggy Sunday. horse ran off but no injuries.
The Methodist church in Camden now hosts a gasoline lighting plant installed to illuminate services. Survivors of the Old Tenth Inat hana regiment held their annual reunion at Lebanon last Tuesday. Camden schools opened Monday with strong attendance and promising term prospects. Winfield R. Dankin of Carrollton township resigned the Prohibition county ticket nomination. Leonidas Lane was chosen to fill the vacancy.
In a department store elevator a wealthy banker, his daughter Sarah, and inventor Fielding face a peril when a faulty cushion attachment threatens a fall. Fielding sacrifices speed in a dramatic rescue as four passengers survive with shaken nerves and new respect for invention.
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