Local Notices and Updates From Francesville Area
Oil 10c per gallon at Clark's and raisins and currants 10c per package at Clark's. D Engle of Monon and Clyde Myers in Lafayette on business. Ale couple return from Hoopeston. Born to James Blake a girl. Ida Gant visits Medaryville. Louise Hovious ill with malarial fever. Bessie Burson resigns at Goodland. William Beobning vacationing in Illinois. Joe Gant injured foot. Mrs Geo Tudor returns to Rensselaer. Nelson and Reish offer horse shoeing and repairs. Ray Simpson to Paria Ill with sale near Francesville. Gilford Jones's family grows by a girl. Harry Wilson of South Bend visits. J C School Roanoke and H B Shoemaker Eureka in Francesville. City Shop offers blacksmithing. William Strong dies of typhoid at Winamac. Mrs James Hill and daughters in Colorado. condition of Mrs Prewett improving.
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Clark’s. Raisina
Clark's
D. Engle
Monon
Clyde Myers
Lafayette
Chas. Ale
Hoopeston
James Blake
Joe Gant
Geo. Tudor
Rensselaer
Milton Wilcox
Nelson & Reish
Ray Simpson
Paria
Ill
Francesville
Gilford Jones
Red Key
Illness and Social Notes From Indiana Towns
Will Smallfelt lies ill with lung fever as snow piles four feet at La Porte. John Grass of Chalmers visited Monday and several locals such as Miss Lola Barson and Miss Hazel Ball were seen in nearby towns. Miss Abbey Howe traveled to Rensselaer, while Robert Carnes came from South Port last week. Public sale of Frank Stroud noted elsewhere. Visitors Eva and Grace Brown from Lafayette. Miss Anna Barnerover from Sheridan visited with Mrs Joln Fields. Christian church series announced for Sunday with morning service Fuad Tseariat and evening The Ontchestain In ward of Religion.
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John Grass
Chalmers
Lola Barson
South Bend
Hazel Ball
Monon
Abbey Howe
Rensselaer
Robert Carnes
South Port
Frank Stroud
Mieses Eva
Grace Brown
Lafayette
Mies Anna Barnerover
Sheridan
Ind
Joln Fields
First prize apples sell for 15.50 at Purdue exhibit auction
The Indiana Horticultural Society prize apples from the Purdue farmers market sold for 15.50 dollars at auction, credited to W. B. Flick of Lawrence County. Proceeds benefited the Dodge agricultural students. The text also includes a note on rural mail stamp needs and a mix of unrelated items from editorials and quotes.
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Indiana Horticultural Society
Purdue University
W. 2 B. Flick
Lawrenee
Shu County
Tad Horticultural Society
Pass
Dpnedue
Country Life Praised Amid National Giving Trends
The South Bend Times argues rural life remains steady amid job losses in cities. It cites Chicago Tribune data showing 1907 donations totaling 148,902,180 for food and education, with patrons like John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie giving large sums to education, religion, museums, and libraries.
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South Bend Times
Chicago Tribune
John D. Rockefeller
Degnothera
Acetylene Light Promises Sunlike Night Illumination
An advertisement extols acetylene lighting for color balance and daylight quality, claiming identical color balance to sunlight, safe installation in about two days, no kerosene odor or soot, and eye friendly light. It invites readers to specify room count and address to receive product details from Jones in Le Adaris.
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