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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
The piece argues that public respect for the senate would rise after Aldrich and Hale leave power. It criticizes the sensational press for fostering insane politics and misinformation. It cites fines for false weights and measures as effective, suggesting similar actions against lawbreaking corporate officials.
An Illinois neighborhoods rally calls upright citizens to depose graft and corruption in state government. Critics challenge Senator Aldrich over tariff commission claims and urge a commission that supports tariff revision downward for the masses. A local farewell for Leslie B. Grover precedes his move to Beaver City Nebraska with friends and family attending a reception hosted by the Overmans.
A summer cold if neglected can develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. it loosens the cough soothes inflamed air passages and expels the cold. Sold by J F Tillet City Drug Store.
A brief notice proclaims quality, quantity and price align at Pines at Jones. The ad emphasizes value and consistent stock levels for customers seeking dependable sourcing.
Additional Locals list prices and goods at Tillett's, Mallon's, Hubbard's, Werner's Store, and Fox Hardware Co with items such as coronet hair braids washing machines five kinds of flour and Keen Cutter Scythe. Local residents Mary Comstock L W Hubbell Frank DeVault and others are noted with brief travel and court references including a Monon ditch case postponed and a drainage project costing $300000.
Real estate loan offer on town property with sums to suit the borrower. Contact 1126 Arthur H. Hopkins, Rensselaer, Indiana.
Salem Evangelical Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and church activities. No preaching services Sunday. all urged to attend township Sunday School Convention at the Christian church. T J Mayer is pastor. One organ good as new for sale at Hubbard's Furniture Store.
Two farms listed with improvements. Hoeflin of Washington Ll advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from City Drug store. The ad claims the tablets brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the system.
H. C. Jentz promotes Occident Flour with a money back guarantee for unsatisfied customers. The ad asserts the flour outperforms competitors and invites shoppers to try it and request a refund if not satisfied.
A storyteller recalls a Siberian nightmare where a man flees wolves and shoots one after another, only to be challenged by a listener who points out the appetite defies math. The raconteur then admits perhaps the last wolf had the others inside it.
An historical advertisement touts Orange Blossom Suppositories as a cure for uterine and ovarian disorders and related conditions. It claims safety and universal use, citing testimonials from various regions and offering the product for sale through a broad distribution network.
The notice lists horses for the 1st season at The White Elephant Barn including MIDAS No. 9566 a grey Percheron stallion and OSCAR SWARTZER a Mamamoth Black Spanish Jacek with prices and weights. Error riddled text also promotes a Kidney Remedy and Liniment with dubious claims and mentions a City Dewar Store.
The fragment promotes Electric Bitters and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as health tonics. It touts improved digestion and heart function and offers a money back guarantee after trying the products through City Drug store.
A historical ad notes Draine's New Health Tea claimed to aid stomach liver and kidneys and restore vigor to weak nervous people. Chamberkam's Cough Remedy offered a money back guarantee if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle. Sold at J. E. Pillett's drug store.
Considerant is a Black Percheron Stallion, seven years old, 1950 pounds, fine arch and style with strong bone. Registry 50516 (GO084) in the American Breeder's and Importers Registry. Imported from France in 1906 by A. B. Holbert of Greely Town. Insurance fee for a living foal is 17.50 dollars, with forfeiture if mares are moved. fees due at once. He will cover mares at his farm four miles southeast of Francesville.
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