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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
3
A flurry of social items and property deals fill the page. Community mentions include church events, visits, and a sermon, alongside numerous land transfers and lot sales in Winamac, Monore, Harrison, Beaver, and Tippecanoe. An advertisement touts a road horse and remedies for colds, with consumer notices interspersed.
Erie canal 169 acree in Salem and several lot transfers including Richard H. Dakin to R. L. Dak in Star City. 50 acres in Van Buren. Alice Graves to James Wood. Wabash and Erie canal to Seth Miller. 80 acres in Salem. Henry Hubbard to Edwin Drake. Isaac Melson to Florence Hollett. Doug Brace Glaze to Florence Hollett. OF acres in Salem. Daniel Mogilev sells cabbage and sweet potato plants. Funeral for Grandma Mat tingly at 11 tomorrow. Debtors urged to settle at residence or Blue Front Drug Store. Dr H B Gilbourne.
An advertising notice from Brewer's Produce Co at Mallon’s Store markets poultry and produce. It lists turkeys ducks geese and chicks with weights and pay rates, promising honest weights. It mentions a sales location near Twenty Mule Team Borax at the Blue Front Drug Store.
Claim that colds and wrip lead to pneumonia. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy said to prevent pneumonia if used with reasonable care. It supposedly cures cold or grip faster than other treatments and is safe to take, with City Drug Store as retailer. Nolan Bros. offers nearly a thousand pairs of new shoes.
A Detroit Tribune letter argues for nationwide rural improvements. It urges good roads, buses, electrified streets, telephones, and parks, plus expanded schools and farm training to entice youths to stay. It calls for county fairs, paid work for children, and travel to cities to inspire civic vision.
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