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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
1
Advertises home typing by a resident with a first class machine, promising good quality at the lowest living prices. Call this office for work.
Clover Leaf will offer reduced rate round trip tickets for travel from August 25 to 28 with departure restrictions from all stations. Tickets may be extended to Detroit no later than September 14 under certain conditions. For details contact the nearest Clover Leaf agent or C C Jenkins GP A Toledo Oblo.
Community notices include sales pitches for peaches and ice cream, travel mentions to Lake Maxinkuckee and Richmond, health recommendations for Dr Kay's Balm and Chamberlain's tablets, and social updates on visits and reunions. The Logansport Journal expands its printing capabilities with a new lintotype and faster news via the NY Sun-Chicago bureau.
Miss Mary Thomas returns from Logansport while Mrs. Fleetwood Ault visits Indianapolis. Marion McGraw and sons visit Nathan Addington in Winnamac as Mr. and Mrs. Woody vacationed in Hagerstown Richmond and Swayzee. Banner Salve offered at 25 cents and Curtis Wood returns from Oklahoma with West impressions.
Attend the meeting at the G A R hall this Thursday night August 23 to finalize arrangements for the upcoming reunion.
Notices indicate a bargain cash sale of property on West Jackson Street in Galveston presented by Mrs. Nancy Kiefer as represented.
Reports from Logansport indicate a baseball game at Bunker Hill last Sunday ended 21 to 0 in favor of Bunker Hill. Separate Peru foot race featured Jud McCarthy and Frank Russell with a prize of a field hand from a Logansport beauty. Sheriff Bridge returns to Delphi. a Minnesota man captured did not match Peir Barnard, despite a $500 reward. Harvey Bell works as day operator at Lincoln as Pan Handle adds trains to New Castle for gravel fills.
The notice advertises Latapr printing services for sale bills highlighting value at half price and first class workmanship. It invites readers to bring work to the office to ensure a successful sale and emphasizes professional quality.
Logansport mentions include Reanie Robertson visiting his mother, Miss Cora Addington visiting Benjamin Rickard, and George Raymond’s return from Rome City. Galveston trip by Wank Repper. E. E. Eikenberry family moving near Delphi. Mrs. W. W. Gresham’s visit to Logansport. Also toll-gate guards on Burlington road amid threats, plus health and patent medicine notices for Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley's Kidney Cure.
Mrs. G W Davis entertained last Thursday with Misses Lizzie Fickle Blanch Thomas Cecil Davis and Gertrude Young hosting in honor of Misses Bessie Griffid and Anna Vaile of Kokomo.
An 19th century note claims a remedy called Dyspepticide cures dyspepsia and builds blood for tissue and nerves. In Macy a crowd stoned a north bound passenger train on the L E W Ry breaking windows and causing damage. Detectives have the case in hand.
An illustrated booklet titled Womanhood offers treatment guidance for female ailments. It includes 17 cuts depicting womb displacements and related conditions. Free distribution to women only, mailed in a plain sealed envelope from Dr. B. J. Kay of Saratoga, New York.
A M Baxter offers at his residence one mile northeast of Galveston on the Charles Lott farm a public sale of personal property on Wednesday August 29 1900. The catalogue includes cows horses shoats broad sows chickens bees hay corn farming implements harness and household furniture with good terms. Remember the date August 29.
Dr Warren, who visited ten years ago with the Choctaw Indiana Medicine Company, and wife H L Wert present a snake collection including Mexican Diamond Rattle snakes Copperheads Moccasins and Silver Racers. They will exhibit on the vacant lot east of Alison Bell's barber shop this Thursday afternoon and evening with Mrs Warren as the snake charmer.
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