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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
4
Notice is given that Alfred Whitaker is appointed administrator of the estate of William Benson, deceased, in Pulaski County Indiana. The estate is stated to be solvent. Barker Attorney.
W H Brown of Leesville Ind, once near death, credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life. He reports immediate relief from asthma and a near complete cure, and notes many similar cures for Consumption Pneumonia Bronchitis and Grip. Price 50c and 1.00. Guarantied by J E Tillett Druggist. Trial bottles free.
Adated voice condemns parochial attitudes that harm local progress. It urges supporting public works, advertising in the hometown paper, and viewing outsiders who seek to invest with an open mind. It warns against distrust of civic leaders and self serving property pricing.
Bert Cramer remains on the sick list. Iya Stout visited her aunt and Tressie Ambler spoke with The Stout a few days. Mrs. E D Stacker plans to move to Kempton Indiana. Miss Bessie Wright fractured an arm and had it reset by Sharrer and McMurray last Saturday.
A urging guide to forming local tree clubs, surveying conditions, and selecting trees to save. It covers transplanting roots, pruning, soil, and minimal water use, emphasizing guarding seedlings and providing stakes for several years until roots secure. It stresses shared ownership and careful maintenance to prevent injury.
The piece praises New England towns for economical highway construction using portable stone crushers and permanent plants. It highlights Newton CT MA as an example of local crushing operations improving macadamized streets and feeder roads, arguing well maintained roads benefit farmers and all residents, and urges municipalities to invest in stone crushing plants for street and main highway work.
The women of St Louis organize to clean and beautify the city, removing ugly signs and turning vacant lots into flower spaces. They patrol alleys, report neglect to authorities, and rally residents through social gatherings to enforce municipal cleanliness standards.
A small eastern town printed a notice warning owners that unattractive cemetery plots will be publicized unless immediate steps are taken. Relatives of those interred are pushing for upkeep, with a committee ordering action.
A well managed social club offers recreation and closer ties, often evolving into improvement societies that enhance towns by reorganizing and building healthier, better places to live.
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