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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
9
ZT Gray of Calhoun Ga relays a testimonial that Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds eased a wife s cough helped sleep and finally cured her Two physicians had failed before this remedy at Tillett s drug store a bottle costs 50 cents or 1 00 with a free replacement guarantee
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa Florida describes a near fatal battle with liver trouble and heart disease. After trying doctors and medicines he used Electric Bitters and within three days felt renewed and claims a full cure. Sold at J. E. Tillett's drug store for 50 cents.
A Belle Plaine Minn reader reports that Bucklen’s Arnica salve drew out poison from a badly injured hand and saved a life. The ad promotes the salve as the best in the world for burns and sores, 25 cents at J E Tillett’s drugstore.
Mr. C B Wainwright of Lemon City Florida writes that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gives quicker relief from stomach pains colic and cholera morbus when taken in hot water. He says the effect is doubled in rapidity and reaches the right spot instantly. Sold by City Drug Store.
An ad claims Chamberlain Pain Balm provides quick relief from rheumatism enabling rest and sleep. It cites Mrs. N. H. Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee and notes sales at City Drug Store.
Extra quantities of fertilizer of all kinds are available through Armours grain grower Hubble and None, dealers, with stock mixed across products and brands. The notice highlights abundant supply for farmers seeking quick procurement and mentions ongoing sales or promotions through regional outlets.
Gold Medal Sleepy Eye Red Ribbon Daily Breach and Diadem flour showcased at the West Side Store in a bustling local shopping scene.
Miss Lydia Stamp remains on the sick list. Mrs. Thomas Eldridge spent Monday with Mrs. Martha Newbolt. Many relatives called on Joseph Morris after Sunday. Shufelt family visited relatives near Wolcott. Eldridge family dined with Bert Eldridge and wife. Fern and Ada Truar visited Lydia and Virginia Stamp. A crowd met at the school house Tuesday to plan Decoration Day. New neighbors camping in Chas. Davis grove expect to begin work on the stone road. Mrs. Jane Roush is sick, with Grace Roush from Monon helping. A buggy was seen at Sunday School. Get ready girls for a pleasant ride as E. W. will soon be there.
Sunday attendance at Prairie church was strong. Locals James Seward and Ada Peterson visited Frencesville areas. Dan Finnegan and John Callahan were mentioned in service and work notes. Several neighbors, including Ella Crowder and Rose Booker, were seen around Francesville and McCoysburg.
If you have anything to sell a local in the Terpune will let very. The more chances you have the more you will be able to get for your property.
A fragmented OCR note mentions minor items in a local page segment with unclear dates and identities. It references small community details and fleeting references to names in an unreadable line.
A columnist recalls two acts of selfless courage a box of dynamite in a boat is moved to safety by a man who risks his life, and a New York City fire engine driver saves a woman and child after a horse is injured. The piece extols ordinary workers as heroes, noting bravery exists beyond battles and uniforms.
The document argues muddy roads hinder market access, while electric interurban lines allow year round travel and faster deliveries. Farmers near lines earn six to eight cents more per gallon of milk and higher prices for hay, corn, oats, and fruit. Land within three miles gains over ten dollars per acre, with landowners willing to invest one dollar for improvement, anticipating three to ten times returns.
On Friday evening the town board granted a franchise to the Polia and Obicano Air Line, expanding local air travel services and signaling regulatory approval for the new route.
The Dry Goods Reporter recommends a flexible ad budget centering on three percent of sales as a baseline. In dull periods caused by local or seasonal factors, it urges store managers to spend more advertising to stimulate demand, likening it to an engine adding steam on a steep grade.
The article notes President Roosevelt draws steady attention, while investors on Wall Street grow agitated as tariff protected stocks fall, with critics blaming the president for the market downturn.
Ready for service good ford registered stock at Pleas Grove Stock Farm ten miles north east of Francesville W P Ambler owner for sale nearly new steel range at a bargain inquire at this office
Pr Brown, musical director, offers piano and organ repair tuning and special attention. Also mentions New Home Restaurant ice creams vanilla chocolate strawberry. A note on children’s recreation calls summer idle days detrimental to character and suggests beneficial amusements for four soundly employed kids.
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