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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
4
A bank cashier A L Wilson of Sparta IM testimonials Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills praising their natural mild action. He reports quick headache relief with Anti Pain Pills and notes the product is not habit forming and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
Local notes report Best coffee in town at Dela mere's Sleepy Eve Flour at Clark's Bread seven loaves for 25 cents Hayworth and Co invite spring chickens good prices offered Phone 56 C L Pader assigned to mail room in Michigan City Prison Lost tail lamp between Francesville and Monon Social hosted by Mrs William Stigleman's Padlock Class four new members joined Picnic planned June 17 near Pleasant Ridge Church northeastern Francesville with a good program and speakers.
Rev O B Rippetoe and family noted at Indiana Harbor with a birth reported for Elgie Zellers at Winamac. Francesville readers heard town news, a judge of local politics, and a detailed Sunday School Convention report highlighting a 100% enrollment gain across townships led by Salem Evangelical.
Francesville town ordinance prohibits dogs running at large unless muzzled. After June 10, unmuzzled dogs found on streets will be shot. By order of Town Board. S B Maxwell Marshal.
The piece argues liquor industries employ under 45 000 and that liquor runs would fund 200 000 homes at 2 000 each, plus walls carpet floors clothes coal and food. It claims vast employment plus unprecedented general prosperity framed as a broad economic impact.
A historical note explains that shamrock refers to several plants across Ireland and abroad. White clover, black medic, and wood sorrel are all called shamrock in different places, while red clover is sometimes named shamrock in the United States. The sentiment matters more than Latin classifications.
At a Monday afternoon East end reception two young men discuss Miss Brookings and her dainty figure while contrasting her with Miss Blooking's older sister who washes and irons Miss Brookings's party gowns, noting the unattractive appearance of the sister.
Percheron stallions PIC ARID WESTERN LAD PRINCE imported French and English stock are offered for service at 2 to 15 dollars and 315 and 20 dollars respectively. Horses ar picketed at Francesville with care disclaimer and Fox not liable for accidents.
Godisson No 43788 a Pereheren Stallion imported will stand for breedings at Monon and the Taylor venue with set breeding days on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the farm north of Monon and three days at the Bern near Monon. He weighs 1950 pounds and carries stud number 78x under standard terms.
I have prepared birds for raising garden plants and solicit patronage. All have pure blood Rhode Island Reds. Eggs available. To introduce them will sell 15 for 50 cents. Harry Doyle west side of town.
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