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Newspaper
Francesville Tribune
Location
Francesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
4
Oglesby announces candidacy for Sheriff of Pulaski County subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Sent from the Tribune newsroom.
The announcement states George Burson is a candidate for Circuit Judge in the 44th Circuit, contingent on the Democratic Convention's decision. Burson pursues the office with formal party backing and a formal nomination process pending.
Editor Tribune records William Sanders announcing his candidacy for Sheriff of Pulaski County subject to the Democratic County Convention. He cautions against mad dogs and gossip and questions a tax focus in campaigning while noting Indiana court rulings on sweat box evidence and county fee ownership.
The Oklahoma legislature passed a wage regulation bill giving the labor commissioner power to adjust wages between employers and employees. The measure cites lessons from other states as guidance and signals continued policy debate on wage control and industrial relations.
William Sanders announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, stating his lifelong county residence and Democratic voting record, seeking a second chance after a prior defeat and asking supporters to aid his nomination effort.
The article touts Chamberlains Ointment as a relief for rheumatism and claims some cases gain lasting comfort, especially for the elderly, with 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by local stores. It also advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for climate related ailments and general weakness, with J. B. Tilletts drug store and J. W. Burget and Sons promoting them.
I am leaving my farm and will sell at public auction at my residence six miles southeast of Francesville and thirty one miles west of Lakeside on Tuesday May 26 1908 at 10 a m. The property includes four head of horses two black mares a bay mare colt and a black horse nine years old three cows one sow with five pigs a breaking plow and other farm gear plus hay corn wheat potatoes and furniture. Terms include nine months credit on sums over 5 with eight percent interest if unpaid and six percent cash discount. MICHEAL HOOKER J KE Blew Auctioneer James Plotzor Clerk.
Augusta, a masked debutante, substitutes for Miss Mercer at a grand ball to aid a family favor. She captivates Morgan Fitzroy yet flees as the mask comes off, while Miss Mercer contemplates the loneliness and happiness of bringing two lovers together.
A young English boy slips his hand into a vase and cannot withdraw it for a long time. After attempts by his family, the father orders him to open his hand. The boy reveals a penny in his grasp, and when dropped, the hand slides free.
The London Spectator notes Napoleon’s violent manner and deviates from the ideal gentleman admired by Talleyrand. It argues body perfection not essential for dignity, citing rulers like Louis XIV, William III, the Hapsburgs, and Victor Emmanuel as examples of majesty despite appearances.
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