Try a Merry Widow They Are Very Fine
Blue Front Drug Store features Merry Widow products praised as very fine by customers, highlighting the store’s selection and quality offerings.
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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
Blue Front Drug Store features Merry Widow products praised as very fine by customers, highlighting the store’s selection and quality offerings.
An urgent public notice invites farmers to list their land with the W. C. Myers Land Company immediately, indicating the firm offers rapid handling and brokerage services.
Advertisement rates shown include subscription per year at 1.00 dollars and display advertising per inch at 7 cents plus local advertising per line at 6 cents.
Readable items note Higgins and Co offerings at Alkires including fish and eggs prices, new hammocks and lawn furniture, rubber tires for buggies, and stove sales. Also mentions Gutwein and Sons products, Porter shoes, W J Hubbard stoves, Pride of Peoria flour, and various small town trades. Social notes cover visits, travel, and a church gathering. A local insanity inquest concludes with John Tigler to Longcliff.
Reynolds team scheduled to play Francesville next Sunday afternoon at Kopka Park.
The article argues that Japanese generals required medical approval for camp sites during the war and questions whether school trustees consistently consult medical experts before purchasing land for school buildings. It warns against wasting funds on ornamentation and urges prioritizing light, air, and exercise for pupil health.
A historical note urges keeping homes well ventilated with sunlight and fresh air. It warns against closed rooms and dampness, recommending sleeping and living in open, airy spaces to prevent disease. It cautions against fear of night air and winter drafts while stressing air quality as a health measure.
M. M. Ocker of Medaryville acts as agent for Bush Runabouts inviting potential buyers to see a demonstration before ordering.
Farmers in need of buckwheat seed are told the Crabbs Reynolds Taylor Co has enough seed at 95c per bushel. An ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a kidney and bladder tonic sold by all druggists, urging early use to prevent Bright's disease.
LE'ROI No 7642, an eight year old brown Percheron stallion, will stand for the season at Fred Westphal's, Will C Clark's, John Bierman's, and G H Braund's farms near Francesville and Buffalo. Service fee eight dollars to inseminate, ten dollars to insure living cost. Mares in poor breeding condition will not be bred and insurance considerations apply. The stallion is licensed and liability limits apply absent paid service fees. Care will be taken but the owners are not responsible for accidents.
Market notes show No 2 Wheat at 1.05 dollars per bushel No 8 Wheat at 1.00 Ear corn 0.67 dollars Shelled corn white oats and mixed oats also listed in brief price table reflecting grain prices and varieties for buyers
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